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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN LINCOLN A young girl comes home and finds her parents on the verge of separation. She believes that trou ble keeps married people together and proceeds to contribute her share of the trouble. The way she does it is r cpution. "Love and Learn" is a fast moving comedy drama, light but pleasing. Esther Ralston and Lane Chandler both give delightful performances. Mr. George Getsey, a popular ra dio artist, whom some of you have undoubtedly heard via the) ether waves, is appearing at the Lincoln this week as an added attraction. He has an excellent voice and you will enjoy the brand new Bong numbers he is introducing. Jack Waldron i3 a clever chap, whose comedy chatter and songs will tickle your funny bone. ' The four Chocolate Dandies have lots of pep but their singing is just so so. Their voices aren't so bad, but could be used to better advan tage it seems to me, by harmonizing a little more. Chaney and Fox offer a revue that comes right up to par. A pianist with a good voice, a tap dancer whose steps are plenty clever, plus the graceful exhibitions of Chaney and Fox, make this little revue a treat for lovers of dance and song. Special numbers by the orchestra and organist are 0. K. The orches tra is getting a bit childish, it seems. LIBERTY "Whispering Wires" is a corking good, mystery story that will thrill you plenty. Almost another "Gor illa." The wonders of radio and long distance flying appear as medi ocre accomplishments, compared to the feat nacted in "Whispering Tonight AH Week Al S:30 The Sensational Mystery Melodrama 'Whispering Wires' DRAMA ROMANCE COMEDY Toniirht Auspices Lions Club Renetit Boy Scouts Overnight Camp EVE. 25c, 50c, 75c Mats. 25c, 50c. Next Week "SEVENTH HEAVEN" LOM rCHANEy in NEWS TOPICS REVIEW niALTO NOW NITE 35c MATS. 25c THE RAILROAD DEMON "The Black Diamond Express" With MONTE BLUE added Episode 3 "The Man Without A Face" CQL0.JIAL WOW NOW What Could Be Sweeter? Esther Ralston "Love And Learn" A Paramount Picture ON THE ST ACE CHANEY A FOX Assisted Br Al Nomas and Earl Paul JACK WALDRON FOUR CHOCOLATE DANDIES Beaver and His Tea Infants Chenoweth ow WOW THE BEST LOVED PICTURE OF THE PRESENT DAY I "SORRELL AND SON" A United Artists Picture Br Warwick Deeplnc ,, with H. B. WARNER ANNA Q. NILSSON ALICE JOVCE Shews 1. S, 7, I PQ- Lobbying By "Al" iney shoot men by tele- pnone. I hope you can fitrure it out. I can't. You should enjoy your at uie Liberty. It's as good a play as our stock company has of- 1U or quite some time. ORPHEUM At last yea have a ehanna tn iu o story on the screen just exactly as if Urn i L t m "o in dook iorm. "Sorrell anri Son" ' faithfully f6lloWS tVlO Vlnnlr cnapter after chapter. Whether you nave read the book or not, you will una the picture inter estinc- Tf you don't like it, it will probably be due to the fact that it follows the book too closely: so closelv that ft. moves a Dit slowly , at times. If you do like it, it will be because you like good drama. It is one of the most powerful dranm'h that has shown here. It is a story of a father's love for his son. An ex-arr.iv ,.ficer whnan record and rank avail him nothing in ma post-war quest for his daily bread. He slaves through the shnm of his humiliating capcitty, a porter in a lasnionable hotel. He ruins hi health by over working. He suffers agonies of heart and soul. Dains which can perhaps onlv he ciated by our dads, all this for th one he loved his son. A touching- iy Deautnui picture that shows how a thorouchbred telrpq niinioV..nn. Superbly played by H. B. Warner ana a fine cast. A picture that I am proud to rec ommend to my dad and yours. Herold Turner offer 'Meditation' from 'Thais,' by Massenet. He is ably assisted by Miss Valareta Cal len whose violin accompaniment is beautiful. RIALTO "The Big City" with Lon Chaney in the feature role, is a comDlicaterl melo-drama with some good action. Mr. Chaney is the master crook, who steps into a cabaret undisguised, captures the other crook's loot, hides it in a dish of spaghetti and gets away with it. The acme of under world proficiency, what say? Lon wears his God given face. He is well supported by the remainder of the cast which includes Betty Compton. Combination Lunches Minced Ham Sandwich Shrimp Salad Sundae, any Flavor AND MANY OTHER COMBINATIONS. 30c DELICIOUS THICK Malted Milks and Other Fountain Delicacies At PILLERS' WE DELIVER 16th O B-4423 ANNOUNCING THE ORGANIZATION OF A NEW 11 PIECE BAND "Red" AND Rythm (Formerly "The "RED J J PLAYS EXCLUSIVELY WITH THIS BAND For Spring Parties Arrangements Call B-2271 Huskers Drill For Week-End Games (Continued from Page 1) feat 49 to 29 from the Missouri Ti gers on the Columbia court Tuesday night. As usual, Thomson scored hiirh honors for the Kansans and is ex pected to give the Varsity plenty of trouble tomorrow evening. End Home Season Today Ending the home season Tuesday, Feb. 28, with Grinnell. the Huskers will depart on a week-end jaunt and end the 1928 season with carries at the Oklahoma and Oklahoma Aggie basket camps, March 3 and 5. Hav ing defeated the Grinnell Pioneers on their own floor, the Nebraskans are rated to come out ahead in the week-day encounter. However, the Grinnell quintet piled up a comfort able lead in winning from the Kansas Ags Monday night. The Aggies have two wins over the Cornhuskers to their credit. i With five games remaining on the slate for this vear. Nebraska rnn finish high up in the second division by winning a majority of the five contests. Although the Huskers are rated low in the Valley standings, they are prepared to give their best in each remaining game. Husker Marksmen Make High Scores (Continued from Page 1) braska rifle team who average high est at the end of the matches will be entered in the National inter-Colle giate shoot to be held in the spring. The last shooting on the schedule will be March 31. This year a new target has been placed on the range. It has a smal ler "10" ring, being about half the diameter of the one on the old tar get. Scores have been a little lower on account of this, Captain Eggers said, men shooting 3600 this year on the new target havincr been able to shoot 3850 on the old target last year. Scores on the whole, Captain Eggers stated, have been better than last year. Feeders Plan Annual Show at Ag College The sixteenth annual feeders' meeting will be held at the College of Agriculture, Friday, April 20. The program is not completely made out at the present time, but the animal husbandry department states that a worth while program is being ar ranged. The experimental jjvestock that have been on feed all winter will be on display. A large crowd is ex pected this year due to the high prices of beef cattle which feeders have enjoyed all winter. Krause HIS Kings Troubadours") and House Party Yale Plans Return to Faculty Supervision New Haven, Conn. (IP) Un less the facluty want to retain the honor system or a sufficient number of undergraduates ex press an interest in it to insure it of future support, the system is gone from the Yale campus. The action was taken by the Yale Stu dent Council at its last meeting. The council voted to return to fa culty supervision of examinations and tests. Iowa U Invades Scarlet Camp (Continued from Pace 11 Earl Luff who scored Nebraska's onlv win oyer Ames, has been steadily improving his form this week, and should be in prime condition. Another incentive, edging the Ne braska bono crushers to perfect their form, is the match with Missouri, to be held at the Coliseum March 3. The men are counting on the Iowa meet to put them in excellent shape to defeat tho Tiger wrestlers. University at Seattle Expells Two Students (Continued from Paee 1) quarterback, and Hale Johnson, bas ketball guard. The suspended students declared in their confession that at least 100 students representing various camp us groups, knew of the plan to haze Zioncheck in advance. They de clared that they carried out the im plied sentiment of at least two thou sand students who resented the stu dent president's attack on the grad uate manager. The two who were expelled, it was said, were singled out because they already were on probation. Alumni Plan Increase In Salaries of Faculty Plans for a campaign for $2,000,- 000 to increase the salaries of the faculty and to provide for a pension fund, were made by six hundred Princeton alumni at their annual meeting recently. The Moses Taylor Payne nrize of $500 is to be awarded, this year, to H. Chapman Rose of Columbus, O. I The senior, each year, considered i most active and of the most value to his class receives the prize. Rose is I chairman of the Daily Princetonian, undergraduate newspaper, and pres ident of the student council. HANEY RADIOCASTS ON COMMERCIAL AVIATION "Aviation as a Commercial Asset" was the subject of a radio talk last week by Prof. J. W. Haney, chair man of the department of mechanical engineering, broadcast from the Uni versity's radio studio over Station KFAB. Professor Haney discussed the possibilities of commercial avia tion and the progress already made in that field. Phyllis Rice Receives Appointment Miss Phyllis Rice, assistant in the Geography department, has received notice of her appointment to teach Geography in the summer session at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. This is Miss Rice's second summer as she taught there during the summer of 1927. BRR-R-R-R!! Cold Weather Days Are Hamburger Days Buy 'em by the Sack at the HUSKER INN 239 No. 14th REASONS WHY Greenedge History Paper is better Heavier Weight Can Use Both Sides Smooth Writing Surface Ink Does Not Spread Round Corners Will Not Fold Green Edges Will Not Soil Drilled Holes Do Not Tear So Easy and It's Boxed LATSCH BROTHERS Gramlich Is Appointed To Executive Position Professor H. J. Gramlich, head of tho animal husbandry department at tho College of Agriculture has re cently been appointed on the execu tive committee of the newly organ ized Ak Sar Ben Live Stock Exposi tion. It is the plans of the new or ganization to hold a shbw similar to the American Royal Live Stock show which is held each year at Kansas 'City. The contract has been let to build a large show pavilion and buildings to accommodate the different breed ers and showmen throughout the country. The exposition will bo held on the present Ak Sar Ben field. The secretaries of the different na tional breeders' associations will meet with the executive committee at an early date to arrange the prizes and other details. STUDENTS NOW CONDUCT MOUNT HOLYOKE CHAPEL South Hadley, Mass. (IP) The faculty of Mount Holyoke college has turned the regular chapel services for the remainder of the year over to the students, to handle as they see fit. Today at Rector's THURSDAY, FEB. 23 Minced Ham Tostette Cake a la mode Any 5c Drink 25c Also 5 Other Specials IHIiflilillllliflii'lliiftliili!!!! Lincoln's Busy Store Cor. 11th and O Sts. 'mmxmmSBmm ilillfB An 'Amazing Silk Full Certainly 16 Spring Renard Petale Soubrette Jacqueline Even a heel can have good manners, and carry a quiet, easy dignity wherever it goes. That's why you sec rubber heels on more and more good footwear now, and hear less of the clump thump-bump of the old heels. 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