I
minY.Mv o. join
Tin: dmi.y Nr.nuvsKAN
On The Campus
' RARE BOOKS ARE ON
, lather than throat rutting 1e-
atrilir the (in e.lme lirak:ng
Dr. Sherman, Who Has Seen 'Hamlet'
Ten Times, Declares Acting of Jenks 'z
In Leading Hole Hanks With the Hest '"'"
Mr
BY MO&CLIC KLIEMAN
J.i.Ls i U Iiiuli jnil nf nil nct..i lur i ur arm
Out.tan.lm; in the rrn..it m the
tuiuilt of l tic litl f.r.riiiian
rtllra both. r women and turn
Tha Miami TtUil. atagn ly thr,,. Vl.,,,.!.,. r. . I
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. Phi Hrta Kam initial. t ., .i T . . 1 ' VO UI11CS rTlMCa AS tany l.ik.- II..- .it ..I a t. I ...I iivhlu.u- II..- l.-st iii iii nni iHfnnii 'ti air gnen e.Ku
Voter. anil m'nn.rra...,. lW.rH.t. .Iii,,., AS 1603 Are PUCCd , u , f , , ; ,.rme.ter They nmi t ,., t.-.r
ni.iir. 'I'l T....l! n m ChhiltitiAn . I i , .., . . liouae at u.lotk on all ohrr
" .l. n: 11.,.. k ... i " . " UH bAiimuiwii.
irl I in" i " i "- "i r.in. mmv liotw.t , . riinlu i .
tl tit Orjan'"""".
I lr ln t man, In
II IiiiII.iI.nIU
TKrM fft Clv
m second annual Miami Triad
. mrwr party ponored by Beta
rJia IX rhl Delta Thrla. and
rrtna Chi. bld 'l tba bn
-Mm of tht cornntiaaer hotel on
gturdy avenlnf. About 200 cnu
lig. and lf' Shaw
STUART
Dramatic. Hory In O. Henry'
Mt Mannor Vividly Thrilling I
GARY COOPER
IN THI
"TEXAN"
PARAMOUNT ALL TALKING
with
JAY WRAT
VAUDIVILH
BR ITT WOOD
Thi lock and HI. Harmonica
Th8
BIB PARADE
In Pron
Pippy Pcopl In tongs
and Dance
MORRELL and BECKWITH
In
CHARACTERIZATIONS
Added Sound Attraction
Show 1 o S 7 11
Mat. 40. Eva. 60. Chll. IS.
Leo. 60 aY 71.
OF COURSE HE SINGS
AND HOW!
CHtVAUtRQJ
ine Digrono
0 Qnrnaam ftM
CLAUDETTE1 COLBERT
ur of "Tha Lady Lit."
Hear Him Sing
"You Brought a New Kind of
Lovt to Me"
'Living In tha Sunlight
Loving In tha Moonlight"
All Talking Comedy
"HAIL THE PRINCESS"
Showa 1-3-5-7-
Mat. 35. Eva. 0. Chll. 10.
LINCOLN
Llli.lt.. lm Li-kin hi lull ' at . . t. . . . m i
I " ' .... . I ii.ii i.i.iiiv till- imir lllllll inr Mil
I'l III.', IK Mn lllllliur til I IK' IMi.ik ll.'il l llilhiKH all' i ! , nn naie nunia u i nu n
Ai'aln a nuy rnllr. 1 1. 41 ( l'l ..i,..i.a ,. ...K.t luilh tha rii-rnlum for li n.l
I. .. '"B i n iitM 4 uiafiay at in lr Uut )mt tutihl himkea. ",r at uril aa frnrrallv. with or formal .Inn. ea The limr
inter ortanira- ,., (tMar y m the i at tha (r many rara at the uni- artialu- ftniah. Ophelia hefiti tht then extmtnl lo .1 o(ik
Plea will attend tha
'V the thiea i,,i.V 7....-..- I ' " ir u.ar.y .... j,,, ,lr nilll ilmt uKl,i htji.fcea.
i.L. L7.:!.'''k '""..rtanira. , u,.,y , ,h, at Iht lor manv u.r. at the uni.
Miami r.n,r.,..r. . :'1n.M ",""'' W-Ien !! ,vev and e.iiled "Ma. t-tn." -anilinavian tyt. and aa beau
ihaneron. , i v.r w ' ,J lhu " n1 " !"T' n "Itanml." and 'Twrlllh NiKbt " ulMy i"lard
John Menllev Pf ,i .i i m Uiaplay a ahoil time aK... lb- llr jir,,,,,,,,,, adnuttrd tht he baa Untea. Iternado. and Mairel.
Srl.ml.lt. klr. t'wa ltrni lev an,l '""'T ' .,,M', 'T.""? .V JT". aeen -llamlri" wrforme.l over ten ln in au ,H.rt. are not equal com.
Mra. tva Unswrnthv ' n.ade in Lamd. n. anJ the flr.t fcM . h nori, ., ,,, ,MI.ina to the Mar. but were very
i.
There M little frutinn teieen
fiatrri.ily and air"rity (roupi
and tl.r rnn-iietka Moat of tha
mm aie fiatrrnity mn.
Oiiirih or Lapel attemlanca I
f.t . inpul-ni v. tint tK-jmnu.f
rut year it will t Athletic
firanii. aie hnnlie-J ty tht
x hiMil r ih atuilert mut pay
tin f..t v. hi. h re inrivr. a In Met
entitliii; him to a.l ath.Xir pnv
llre. t'.i. fmm I'ia. f'hin Wat.
111. in. i. an I In l.ur.a will pa Ml. I
pule in a .v. uumirjr mer l hi i
Hie ii!y Intef.'.'llef la'e rumpetl.
In n in v. hH h vmiri-n arr allowed
part ii ipale
r
lakik .at printed in ItitU rUrh
btaik la oprne.! i IDat the pajta-
Slgnna Nu' Ara
Hotti i area tan bt read
klembeta of Siema Nil ill en.! f b tarcrr vuluinr. aiM
teMain at a npnnc party at the ! abMit t.'B by aixteeo incbea, ahowa
ballroom of the Lincoln 'hutrl on ' P'l-'tur n( William Shakenpeare.
in the Irad a' Kduin lUnith. Kit It
ard lan.firld. and Ijiwren.e liar
rett
Command Production.
f.tilhfully handled
fullv.
and
aucreaa
Player Bett Offering.
WANTED ! !
riiday evening. The J50 couple Acront linru thu i a poem end
attending v. ill hp chaperoned by 1 lnK. "L.ik O"! "P" nl pictur.
f'Antaln an. 1 f ...t.. tt . I h.i ittt fttia hrw.W "
:. jiuin . inwy, i - .v.L,...- ..... ....i.
Nv.k are of n .Ire.. Tbt , N U,llfc..h.p.
er volume, ate about the httP
v.omm.no. rroouct.on. . r Hh,rmn aKree. with the
lb play v. a. very cairfully cut rrnt opinion that tha University
atudied and put on." nmintaiiied finyera" prodintion of "Mamlei"
ORPHEUS
A laugh Ing.
wntful, ainging
Ighlng f r o He
and heart
drama of four
allreom trou-
badouril
With gorgeou.
Technicolor
Sequence!
Richman
PUTTIN ON THE RITZ
with '
JOAN BENNETT
Hear
"Singing a Vagabond Song"
"There'a Danger In Vour Eye.,
Cherle"
"Putlln' on the Blti"
and many other.
n
M - aT' 1 aak
Harry
Added Sound Short Feature.
Show 1-3-5-7
Mai. is. Eva. 60. Chll.
10.
rvii.u
air. and Mr. Arthur lv.ha.4i. Mra.
Clara Kkile. Prmilv. and Leater It.
Orfield.
Two Sorontie
Entertain
Member of Kappa (Vita will
entertain at an informal party at
tha chapter hnuoe on Saturday
evening, while member of Alpha
Omlcron Pt will give a aimilnr
party at their chapter houae the
same evening".
Lawyer Glv
Houia Party
Phi Alpha Delta fraternity will
entertain at a party at the chap,
ter houe on Saturday evening.
Among the out of town guet will
be Whitney Gllllland of Green
wood, la.. Bert Hawkins of Paw
ne City, and L. Schaff of David
City. Chaperon for the occasion
will be Dr. H. A. White, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Riddle.
Slg Alpha Give
Spring Party
Member of Slcma Alnha Knsi-
Ion will entertain at a spring party
at the Hotel Cornhuaker ballroom
on Friday evening. About 200 cou
ple will attend the party. Chap.
erons Include Mr. Woodbury,
house motber.
Theta Xi' Stage
Unique Party
Theta XI members are entertain
ing at a party, which they term
an "odds and ends" affair, at the
chapter house on Friday evening.
Guest from out of town Include
Harry Cook of Omaha and Edwin
J. Swaboda of St. Paul. As chap
eron will be Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Bingham and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Subcr.
Other Group
Entertain
Alpha Gamma Rho freshmrn
will entertain actives of the fra
ternity at a radio party at the
cnapter nouse on Friday evening.
About thirty-five couples will at
tend. Palladian Literary society is
sponsoring a progressive dinner
for Saturday evening, under the
direction of Virginia Black.
About fifty members of 11 F.psi
lon PI and their guests will attend
the dinner dance given by the or
ganization at the Lincoln hotel on
Saturday evening.
ur. hhennan Mr. Jenk. moie! hv far the mint outstanding
nearly than moat reprearnta the oiL-ring of their entire history. He
Dive ntiwcr of atalra thai ha rnnairforeH tha nlau
Hi von e and vny painMakincly executed.
present a. well aa hi. dynamic ; Tin oufc-Lout there was no falling
manner fit the pait ex. ell.-nlly." ,,f from the ,cting need, of the
The second atar part. Hie qurrn. 'rust severally." ne aald. "Kvery.
played by Miaa II Alice Howell, hotly waa impressed deeply by the
wa earned with all the royal and1 earnest inienty of the action in
one of the be..t known of l he mer-1 "" '". P re- me grave aiggerr cene and in the
maid tavern group The f.tat ed..,2",r" ' V on","- ""l"ra..iill .Io.m,k act The coatumlng and
tlon of hi translation of Mora-! b.v, w Z''Hey Lrrnrr waa adiiur-I the stage business were also wholly
tin' art of rn'etry. 1 . . prr, woriny.
The year liiW wh.n the fourth ' GUILD WILL LISTEN I "in .wYk bv rMsnpTTir'nT
folio was printed no other collec- i TQ yARI0U3 AUTHORS I H,),l".v lo l'"k Kiench. The cast
,o of , edt-m. appeared ... til 1 1 on t in i leS K r om I'.ea t , "l-ul Boll" called for only one
uowea in tne year ii.n.-.-. .n- ,...k.... ' 7.i i-. white male lead, and bv chance
The
small
of book used in a'tade school. I he
books are .lightly thu ker. h iw
ever One bonk of amall aire Is
written by Hen Jonann, a ion
lemnortry of Hhakraiieare. He is
1
.lua I?.ti.-a aa u ai lha atari..! rlf la-all " it mi l in K "lli'nilT lnil-f3 n..
editor i Otv. Mo. will altend the meeting I u"n" " ,n nn1 l lh
''on " to. on d,P.ay Is an e, wh,hit hja. . w ntten by ; J -r ? seeking .
A loceltier
after the first quarto,
there are about nine book in thu
ditplay. Some of the original
firsts of thi collection of Shakes
pearean writings bought by Henry
K. Huntington sold for $75,000.
Huntington's collection I a rival
of the British museum, according
to Gilbert H. Doane. university
librarian.
Group Will Attend.
Member of Theta Sigma lhi.
New York More Mature.
me people in ivew York are
national JnurnnliMic society, Chi ; much more mature than the peo-
Delta Phi. national Irgal fra-; pie here." he declared. "No one
ternity, and Sigma I'psilon. na-1 goes to New York unless he has
tional literary men's organization. lots of encouragement: the suffer
will be especially invited to attend j Ing there is Intense, and the people
the meetings, luncheon and dinner. ploying there are. for the most
Reservations must be made bv:patt. Broadway players of lone
1000 picnicker M pitnic lirndrjUiUtfr".
LINCOLN DELICATESSEN
1439 "O" St.
Open till midnight Sundays.
I We suggest
H Sandwiches c complete picnic lunthe put up at
request!! PHONE B5585
gavs.vy.r,vss?ggzzs?SrVs'jcV35;g
Wier.eii. I1 IM Buna - S-'teak---Maii.hii.all.iw.
r.'tato Oiip'
and ."alad. IVkle. Olive.- Fpiit
Wednesday with a
member for the lun. h.
committee ntandlng. I remember my first
hi and .Iiii- ; night very vividly. I had nevtt
3 MORE STATES
VOTE BONE DRY ' T,rKl "r and I. 73 j prayed oefore. but that night I did;
irnot.-tiivt.-iy. urm it. iicipeu. i laying opposite
tnteriainmeni tor the dinner ; .miss tsein Merrill
CAH1PBELLITES TO
HOLD PICNIC TODAY
IN PIONEERS PARK
COLONIAL
Dolorei Costello
"HEARTS IN
EXILE"
with
Grant Withen
A Warner Bro.. Production
Sound Comedy Mat 1Se
and Selected
,hAr, Chll 10e
Short Showa at
tatur. 1.S-6-7-
seeRIALTOheab
ZIEQFELD'S
RIO EiBTA
with
Beb Daniels
, and
John Boles
Sound Newa and
Selected Short Faaturt
Mat. 2S. Eve. 35. Chll. 10.
Shows at 1-3-S-7-
Young people's dcpHrtmnnt of
the hirst Christian church will
hold Its annual spring picnic this
afternoon In Pioneers park. All stu
dents who are affiliated with the
Christian church are invited to at
tend and bring their friends.
Those who care to attend will
meet at the church at Sixteenth
and K streets from 4 to 6 o'clock
and transportation will be pro
vided. The first cars will leave the
church at 4 and the last ones at 6
o'clock. Twenty-five cents will be
charged to defray the cost of food.
Bud Treadway is the general
chairman in charge of the affair.
Gertrude Spere is planning the
games and Cora Knott has charge
of the food. Those stiidr-r's desir
ing reservations may secure them
by calling the church office at
B2718.
The committee for the cadet hop
nt the University of Indiana ob
tained the services of n news reel
company so the local theaters
could show pictures of the affair.
Typewriter
For Rent
Rovala Smllha - Keminuton -Underwoods.
Sperlal rale lo alii
linla fur lun lerm.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
I23a O SlreeL Lincoln. Nehi H-Jlb'i
IN LATE REPORT
(Continued From Page 1
pled with the fact that the vole
for enforcement has suddenly hot
beyond the vote for modification,
gives a stimulating interest to the
eighth report.
Indicative Return.
"As the repeal of the eighteenth
amendment would hinge upon the
vote by states, and not upon a
popular plurality, the winning of
three states f ir the bone-dry col
umn is not to be sneezed at.
"Against the five area of arid
ity mentioned above, only three of
the wet state show clear majori
ties ot more than 50 percent for
repeal. These are Connecticut,
New Jersey and Rhode Island.
Louisiana and New York shoot
very close to the matk-close
enough to have a chance of going
over the top before the poll closes
while Maryland, Delaware and
Nevada have a somewhat more du
bious hazard of achieving bare ma
Jorities in the repeal column.
Alabama Dry. ,
"On the dry side, Alabama
seems to be the only one tha.
might have a sporting chance of
going over the SO percent for en
forcement, and sharing the liont
dry honor of Arkansas, Kansas,
North Carolina, Oklahoma and
Tennessee.
"Meanwhile the poll itself has
gone away over the top another
top In Its remarkable history by
passing the four million mark.
"A tally of almost half a million
new votes has been added since the
seventh report, which we published
two weeks ago. In our last issue
we interrupted the sequence of re
ports of the general poll of twenty
million ballots, in order to present
the result of our six special polls
an artist of
will Include music, singing and ! established reputation, was no
reading of one of John Mascficld's : easy thing for a beginner." In
poems. Miss Flora Bullock of Lin- i contrast to Mr. Taylor's preference
coin, a guild member, will conduct i for satirical comedy parts, Mr.
a string orchestra. Herman Decker! Rank prefers th heavy tragedies.
will sing, and will be accompanied 1
by Mrs. Herman Decker. PENN STATE HAS
The committee in chatge of gen-1 vn PROBLEM OF
eral arrangements are: Mrs. John PAMPTTQ nPTVWTvn
Almy. chairman. Mrs. Ora H. CAMPUS DRINKING
Clement. Mrs. W. G. Cook and (Continued From Page 1.)
Miss Thelma W. Scalock. ernment. There Is no faculty
'HiMrpi" TQ tBPrpMTPri'"'l'frvl!'l''n or 'n'c'orence. The
HAMLLT IS PRESENTED , faculty advisers are chosen ac-
BY PLAYERS. CULMI j cording to the will of the sep
NATIN0 A DREAM OF ' RTHe Rroup. The issues are only
iruTjrr ad rAcjT mtcc those of campus wide Interest on
St Li?rvr!r w,,Mh ,,1C ndidatea declare
HOWLLL, JENKS, YENNF.. themselves for or against. Despite
(Continued From Page I I the fact that the elections are
talkie work as well as I do stage dominated by political factions, '
work for the simple reason that i real campus leaders are gener- I
there Is in such work nu audience 1 nliy chosen.
to react. It Is," he smiled, "like I Sororities do not maintain their
working In a factory; you are due I own houes, but live together In
at 7 In the morning ready and dormitories or cottages. Rushing
made- for the screen." I deferred until the sophomore'
Return to East. year. All financial matters ex-
After Mr. Taylor completes his . '"'I'1 fnr ",,rlnl Rnd national dues,
work in "Hamlet." which will be nrc handled through the school.,
nresented in Omaha next week, he riaiernuy rusnnig is confined to
will return to the east where he
will begin work on a new talkie.
"The production is to be In color.
u'rlltnn In hlnnU I'.rtn anil u'lll
attempt to depict America in 75 I
B. C, characterizing the lost tribe
of Israel. The music will be espe- '
dally spectacular since the Mor-
mon choir of Salt Lake City will 1
work in R," Mr. Taylor stated. I
.lack Rank, who returns from a
year in New York as Juvenile lead j
in a Brooklyn stock company, said
he believed his work at Nebraska :
in the dramatic department had
been inestimably valuable to him
as a foundation. He received the
i two weeks
each. year.
PARADE
OF THE
MARAUDERS
They're Marching Straight
To Your Precious FURS
Our
Cold Storage Vault
is out of their line of March
Only a FURRIER can properly Clean,
Store and Repair FURS.
a :f ira.p - ki
a ta -nrrr
LINCOLN NEBff.
at the beginning of wyyy
I .rum y I l'lltM LIl It'll
embracing lawyers, doctors, clergy, j opportunity to play his first part .
teacners, nanKers, anu i-oki-si ouu-
scribers. '
Separate Poll. j
"The aggregate of the special
polls, amounting to almost a mil
lion ballots, is not included in j
today's stunning tabulation of 4.- (
150,017, but is to be reckoned en-
tlrely separate from the general I
poll.
"Turning to the toals accruing
to the three question on the Di
ges ballot, our army of poll fans
w r nil mat eniorcemeni, won
l,248,f)S9 votes, has at lust sur
passed modification with 1,231,849.
Repeal, with 1,6119,579 ballots, still
rules the roost as far a the pop
ular vole goes, but witli a faintly
diminished percentage.
"The spurt for enforcement ex
rites a niuuant Interest in the re
maining weeks of the poll. Ballot
will continue to pour in. but the
peak has been passed and the vol
ume lessens lime oy
day to day."
little from
fte University Pliyejs
PRESENT
Hart Jenks
Hamlet
I ' Tampir Thaatra
May t to 10
7:30 P. M.
May !, t 10, t:S0 P. M.
rvtlon at Rom f. Curtice Co.
yiCffiiTrj DAY A
HE'LL BE
HERE!
II j knows the park Hiul
the park knows hint ns n
gent who likes a gooil
time lie gets it here.
They come in all types of cars, all colors and all shapes. You'll
come too but you'll leave in good shape.
Friday is Bizad day at the park Wilson's KMMJ Band playing.
Also Saturday nite.
:
- , i , h- V V
Will be playing for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon party Friday nite. and
formal opening of tha Country Club Saturday nite.
Thesa will be their last week-end nitea away from the park. Stand by!
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