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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 3 Herb Ycnne Has Dif ficulty Selecting Cast (Continued from Pags 1) Aside from this and the fact that Joyce Ayres and Lamar Burling ren- ered a couple of original selections, the morning tryouts passed off very peaceably. Th Dell, and th. A. T. O.. At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, however, things started with a bang. Pony chorus and society chorus try- Frora Now On "No Secret, Son" "No Secret. Father" Mm-' A Great Book Lives Now A Greater Picture, with One of the Greatest Casts Even Seen in any One Film- f X :'.:. ' At no time has there been prepared for the eyes of the world such a living, glorious, stirring story of sincere love. The love of father for his son; a love that lauched at a world that called him a failure a love that aaked of life only one reward: "Make me a success as a father." Could a mother do more for her daughter? HERBERT BRENNON'S Production Sorrell and Son by WARWICK DEEPING with H. B. Warner Anna Q. Nilsson Alice Joyce Nils Asther 1 Carmel Myers United Artists Picture ADDED "WATER BUGS" Featuring; "BILLY DOOLEY" NEWS Starting BABICH AND ORCHESTRA , HAROLD TURNER TRAVEL MONDAY Delicious Delightful Oh, Boy What An Earful! The most entertaining bit of joyousness you ever saw. A clever story ... plenty of romantic interest . . . touch of tears and laughs for the entire family. If! LOT Hope mtdk&ni A Paramount Picture What LuuTberrh la to aviation this irl is to lauehtor. Honestly, w think she's better than over. YouH y so too after you see "Love and Learn." ON THE STAGE A VAUDEVILLE WHIRLWIND! Mayris CHANEY & FOX Edward THE VERSATILE HEAD1JNERS AND DELIGHTFUL DANCE DELINEATORS. Assisted by AL NORMAN AND EARL FAULL LATE OF THE NEW YORK WINTER GARDEN JACK WALDRON CHICAGO'S FAVORITE NIGHT CLUB ENTERTAINERS A QUARTET OF POPULAR ARTISTS FOUR CHOCOLATE DANDIES In "Bits of Southern Harmony" BEAVER AND HIS TEN INFANTS 1. "OH LOOK AT THAT BABY" CHENOWETH FLAYING "LIEBEST RAUM" by LISZT STARTING MONDAY NEWS FABLES. COMEDY. TRAVEL. in "FEEL MY PULSE' outs began with three scantily at tired boys from the Delt house. Th poor things had walked all the way down from the stone house on "R" street with nothing but their ah underclothing on, and were shaking from the cold. (Not a bit nervous.) At approximately 2:29 o'clock Merle Jones got unbelievably anxious because one of their boys hadn't shown up yet. The rest of the A. T. O. chapter had been stringing in from 9 o'clock on, but their dark horse was still in the stall. Then, when the Kosmet Klub members were getting ready to go home and study, the door opened and revealed the hit of the day. Charles Fisk, his blond hair curled coquetishly around his eyebrows, entered impressively, splitting four fasteners off the side of his elaborate green gown. Fisk is a trifle angular, we admit, but a honey nevertheless. Ziegfeld likes 'em tall. Herb Reviews All "Herb" Yenne had a large time all day yesterday. He exhibited remark able presence of mind by only asking THE WHIRLWIND RAIL ROAD THRILLER! TO KILL WRECK DESTROY IN A MAD FRENZY OF JILTEO LOVE! WARNER BROS. Estitr C'.ONTE BLUE C . in "7 - 5- -,"r BEACH EXPRESS' Cast Includes Edna Murphy Wm. Demarest ADDED "MAN WITHOUT A FACE" Thrills, Darina; and Dangerous. A Story You'll Love to Follow. "FELIX THE JACK FROM ALL TRADES" FOX NEWS COM EDY Mat. 15c Eve. 25c Shows 1-3-5-7-9 NEXT WEEK: WILL ROGERS in "THE TEXAS STEER" A Thousand Chaney Thrills! Chancy fai another of his incomparable roles as the ha rd boi led gmn g leader. LOH CHANEY -IN- THE BIG CITY A Metro-Coldwyn Picture Remember "The Unholy Three?" Well, here's Lon Chaney in an underworld romance that's even more exciting I See it today! WITH Betty Compson Marceline Day James Murray ADDED Paths Comedy "DUCK ?OUP" KRAZY KAT "BLACK AND WHITE" TOPICS NEWB--REVIEW RIALTO SHOWS l-S-B-7-0 Note: Mat 25c Evo. 35c three of the skirted men for dates. Paul Burgert had a little trouble keeping his stockings (borrowed from the Beta house mother) up, but "Herb" showed him a delightful lit tle method of rolling them so they stay put. We say this Yenne boy's either been around or a Kappa Sig. We have saved this for the last, because if you didn't like the rest of this story you surely wont like this, but Howard Payne (just one of the All Tired Out boys) was a wow as Madam La Gomtesse de Clarienne. She is supposed to have had a very brilliant past so does our boy How ard, but its all in front of him. Glenn Presnell and Blue Howell came up about ten minutes after the tryouts were over, but they're going to try out Monday evening. They will probably get in because Kosmet Klub appreciates that athletic touch. Short Courses Are Popular This Year (Continued from Par 1) Four Auto Courses Given Because of the lack of facilities to take care of more than twenty-five men at a time, the agric'Hural en gineering department fo... it nec essary to hold four different auto and tractor short courses thlb year. Due to the constant demand foa competent cow festers throughout the state, the cow testers short course was held. Eleven of the fif teen men in the course received posi tions with" cow testing association r soon after completing the course. The two week's creamerymen's short course which is especially de signed for the creameryman who de sires to add to his knowledge and to improve his methods was also weP attended. The poultry short course probably out-numbered any of the others with a total registration of sixty-five. Thirty-two registered for the four weeks course in general agriculture from January 23 to February 17. NEXT WEEK Fhyli. Haver in "CHICAGO k MAXINE A NW? PEACCK An artistic conception of the season's latest modeasglcaned by Pea cock's designers from Europe's most fashion able salons. A distinc tive model that strong ly suggests the good taste of the woman who wears it. The season's most unique and beautiful shoe. Peacock Shop 1-tO K- 12 St. Lambda his Lead ' In Bowling Tourney (Continued from Page 1) day may change the order of stand ing radically. Four of the second place holders are matched against each other, and should be bowling in rare form in order to stay near the Tki Week's Schedule top. The schedule for this week is: Thursday, February 23, 7:00 P. M., Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Alpha Chi Sig ma; Delta Tau Delta vs. Xi Psi Phi No. 2; Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Chi; Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Pi Kappa Psi; 9:00 P. M., Xi Psi Phi vs. Lambda Chi Alpha; Theta Xi vs. Beta Theta ri; Delta Upsilon vs. IM Kappa Phi. The standing and record for the teams up to and including last Thurs day's matches follow: Team Pin Total W L Pet. Lambda Chi Alp. 10,379 12 3 .800 Kappa Sigma .... 11.105 11 4 .734 Pi Kappa Phi .... 11,283 11 4 .734 Sigma Chi 11,089 11 4 .734! Xi Psi Phi, No. 2 10,507 11 4 .734! Delta Upsilon .... 11,244 11 4 .734 r: r- il. tt i rn ia c Si t 1 ii xvujjpa Aijuia iiyitv iu ivui Beta Theta Pi 10,468 8 7 .533 Sigma Phi Ep. .. 11,377 8 7 .533 Xi Psi Phi, No. 1 11,304 7 8 .467 Delta Tau Delta .. 5,718 5 10 .333 Pi Kappa Psi 9,348 5 10 .833 Theta Xi 10,448 3 12 .200 Alpha Chi Sigma 7,540 1 14 .067 noon intermissions. The first meet ing will be at the College of Agricul :uro at Lincoln on Monday, February 20; the second at Grand Island on Tuesday, February 21; the third at North Platta on Wadnesday, Febru ary 22; the fourth at McCook on Thursday, February 23; the fifth at Hastings Friday, February 24; the sixth at Norfolk Wednesd?", M.vch 8 ; and the seventh at Oakland Thurs day, March 9. Each meeting is a district gathering of farmers, bank ers, and other business men of that part of the state. Outlook Meetings Will Hear Filley (Continued from Page 1) -they go in strong for wheat and then get out again. Mr. Filley will dis cuss this situation. What the con sumer wants, how he gets his living, and where he lives will all be dis cussed. Professor Filley's talk will be giv en at meetings immediately after the PARTIES Are now being planned in observance of ST. PATRICK'S DAY It offers un usual possibilities for table and Hall Decorations. Sufjestions tn Green and White SHAMROCKS HARPS TirES CASTLES CUT-OUTS SEALS CRKJ'K PAPERS TABLE APPOINT MENTS. B-1313 House of Gifts Beautiful Geprge Bros. I21S N ST. Kosmet Klub Cast Tryouts Held Saturday (Continued from Pag 1) Murphy, a clever vaudeville hoofer, ignorant, and full of the world's choicest and most expressive slang. Some startling interpretations of the big-town girl were presented in the tryouts, but the Klub hopes for something even more elaborately tough. Sylvia Sylvester, a former follies giri young, small, and beautiful (incidentally the leading lady) has not been satisfactorily portrayed for the Kosmet Klub as yet. Requests for a possible Sylvia and an impos sible Mazie have not yet been filled. Eight or ten small men will be chosen for the novel Kosmet Klub pony choruss. A number of diminu tive collegians have exhibited their lengthy arms and gnarled legs before the jndges, but it is hoped that there will be more of the scantily attired material to chooe from. Numerous applicants for the society chorus have tried out and been found quite favorable by "Herb" Yenne. ' He calls for a good villain a ! certain Sorel Cabrillo, secretary to the Exchequer of the little province of Ligiria on the Italian coast. Sorel is a man of about forty years old. He is experienced, suave, and clever; a polished gentleman. University Library Possesses Rare Book (Continued from Page 1) Five hundred numbered and signed copies of this book were printed privately, of which 250 comprise the International Edition in French, Ger man, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese. The copy owned by the University li brary is number 165, and it was pur chased in the spring of 1922. Miss Violet Oakley, who painted the murals shown in this book, was bom in New Jersey, close to New York City. She comes from a fam ily of artists, her grandfather being artist of note. She studied at the Art Students' League in Now York, later with Car roll Beckwith and Irving R, Wiles. After studying art in Paris and Lon don, Miss Oakley returned to Amer ica where she continued ker studies at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art and the Drexel Institute, both in Philadelphia. Beginning her professional career with the illustrating of books and magazines and the designing of stained guss windows, Miss Oakley has steadily advanced until her work may be found ir. some of the most important building in the eastern part of the United States. Other Worki Soms of her better known sorks include "The Wise Virgins," a doa ble window in St Peter's church In Germantown, Pennsylvania, murals n Cauyahoga County Court House at Cleveland, Ohio, aiffl murals in All Angels' church, New York. Gilbert Doane, University libra rian, says that books of this type of fer more aid to the students of art. than is offered by the original paint ings themselves, for the book may be taken into the classroom and studied minutely. On the other hand the originals arc so high up cn the ceiling of the rooms that contain them that the student has great difficulty in making a study of them. The book has special value to students at the University of Nebraska, for they do not even have the opportunity of studying the originals. Several people who have seen this book on the murals ,f the Pennsyl vania capitol have expressed the de sire that a similar volume might be issued on the murals which the Ne braska capitol building is to possess. r r . '-A V " . . f -"yv. f K MAD Am t LAURt ut VII. MAR Head of the Voice and Dramatic Art Departments 1975 A STR. De Vilmar - Schaefer STUDIOS 'f-6os6 Voice, Violin, Dramatic Art UNIVERSITY CREDITS MUSICAL EDUCATION FROM ST AST TO FINISH ENDORSED BY THE GREATEST MUSICAL AUTHORITIES SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS IN CONCERT, OPERA, CHURCH AND CHAUTAUQUA SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET PHONE F-005S FOR FREE TRY-OUT We're Still Telling Yoa About Hammermill Bond Note Book Paper. It is the best for all writing purposes you'll agree. Use It and forget your writing troubles. For 2 or 3 ring books plain, close or narrow ruled lines. 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