TUESDAY. JANUARY 5, 1932.
THE DAILY NEHRASKAN
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of leina
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He'd show 'em . . call him yellow!
would they? . . all those financiers
and their spoiled daughters! . . so
ha became a modern buccaneer .
a raging, roaring rum pirate.
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CMEftTftR
WITH
THELMA TODD
UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE
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him or
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to stat ' '
. . . forever.
With M-lvvn Douglas and the
original Belatco stag cast.
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ADMISSION
Mat. 15-40C Loget 50c
Eve 15-60e Logei 75c
Features 1 :0S, 3:25. B:25, 8:00,
1:50. Vaudeville: S:00, 7:15, 9:23.
ON THE STAGE
NORMAN
THOMAS
QUINTETTE
IN
"A JAMBREE OF
HARLEM MANIA"
MARJORIE
AND
JUNE
"T!iTw LITTLE
rrnini.wlNDS"
STUAJRT
ORCHESTRA
A. J. Babied. Director
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SOCIETY
Among the interesting; betrothals announced during the holi
day season was the engagement of Kuth Correa lo Albeit Luekc
which was revealed Sunday by Mr. and .Mrs. John Correa of Om
aha. The marriage will take place next summer. Miss Correa was
a former student at the university where sho was affiliated with
Delta (lamina. Mr. Lucke is n member of Kappa Sigma and will
graduate from the university this June. He is cadet colonel of
the It. 0. T. ('.
Another interesting announce- O-
ment made during the holidays ,
ws me approacmng marriage of
Miss Ann Amaden. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Don Amsden of Omaha,
to George B. Joyce of Alma, which
will take place in February. Miss
Amsden was a former student of
the university where she was a
member of Alpha Phi, Mr. Joyce,
who will graduate from the uni
versity In January, Is a member of
Pht Delta Theta.
Mothers Clubs
Hold Meetings
The Alpha Phi mother's club
will meet this noon at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Robbins at a lunch
eon. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. J. C. Barber, Mrs. Caroline
Dierks, Mrs. Jacob North and
Mrs. William McWhinnie.
The Phi Mu mothor's club will
meet at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the
chapter house this noon which will
be attended by sixteen mothers.
Sigma Kappa mother's club will
meet with -Mrs. Fred Smith at a
luncheon this noon. The assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Fred Mar
shall, Mrs. F. F. French and Mrs.
P. J. Thiel.
Campus Decorated
By Wintery Cloak
As Snotc Descends
Mrs. Ralph Hall and Mrs. E. G.
Bignell will entertain the Mother's
club of Zeta Tau Alpha at the lat
ters home this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Acacia auxiliary members and
their husbands will have dinner
this evening at Oak hall at 6:45
o'clock. The chairman of the com
mittee is Mrs. Frank Grant. She
is assisted by Mrs. Fred Gunther
and Mrs. Clifford Meyer. Bridge
will be played during the evening.
Freshman Activities
Group Holds Meeting
The freshman activi'es group of
the A. V. S. board mot in Ellen
Smith hall at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon. Margaret Upson ex
plained the details or registration
and announced that at the next
meeting Berniece Hoffman, presi
dent on the board was to be pres
ent.
By Jane Boos.
Snow! Snow! More snow! Stu
dents returning from holiday vaca
tious were greeted oy a campus
gseatly changed and dressed up by
a dazzling blanket of snow. Trues
formerly bleak and bare without
their foliage are now shadowed
with white, low snruos are so
completely covered as to look like
mounds of cotton. Pine trees once
desolate and forlorn against a grey
background are now draped in
lacy white. Dead grass and brown
ground are as completely hidden
as are the streets and sidewalks.
Last Wednesday and Thursday
brought this lovely decoration to
our cmpus. Accoring to T. A.
Blair of the United States Weather
Bureau it is the heaviest snow of
the season, having a maximum
depth of 6.9 inches and yielding a
percipitation of 1.62 incnes.
The snappy weather accompany
ing the snow seems to have re
newed vim and energy, it we may
judge by the actions of a certain
colleire "Ed" who stood on the
corner of 12th and R streets Mon
day noon and threw snowballs at
all passing unfortunates.
All in all snow seems to be the
thing of the hour.
WATER COLORS DISPLAYED
Exhibition in Morrill Hall
Strikes Modern Note
in Art Work.
Vol a
Gangster
Ficture
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ADDED JUNIOR FEATURES
COMEDY ACT NEWS
CTATC Ail
"our m n m m
Show
Week
Gallery B in the Morrill hall is
the scene of exhibition of the
"Water Colors in the Modern
Idiom," which is a, collection of
thirty-nine water colors from indi
vidual artists who have loaned
them to the American Federation
of Arts through the courtesy of the
Krausbaar Art Galleries, Down
town Gallery, Ferargil Gallery and
Weyhe Gallery.
The exhibition includes the work
of Clifford Beal, Stuart Davis'
"Showboat," several of Rockwell
Kent's masterpieces, Hannah Car
penter's "Late Snow" and several
others.
GET YOUR DATE
Vancing Friday and
Saturday Kight
Venetian Room Hotel Lincoln
Howie Christensen and
His Orchestra
Couples $1.00
A GOOD RESOLUTION
Watch the Daily Nebraskan
for values advertised by Lincoln mer
chants. They bring to you the newest
and the smartest at the lowest possible
prices. During the next few days the
local merchants are holding their Jan
uary clearance sales. You can now
buy all those tilings you have been
longing for at a great reduction. Look
their stocks over.
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Int.:refillnff to r.ampoa atudnt.s hp
the wedding of MISS ANN AMSDEN of
Omaha and George B. Joyce of Aimu.
which ll to take plare In Februar-. Mis
Amnden, a former student, belong to Al
pha Phi eornrlty, and Mr. Joyce. no
graduatea In January, la a nu. :her of rhi
Uelta Theta.
MtSS PX'TH CORREA. or omalia. Ura
announced h'T betrothal to E. Albert
Ltickc, alto of Omaha. Mlfi Correa Is a
Delta Gamma, and Mr. Lucke. a member
of Kappa Sigma, la a cudet colonel of the
R. O. T. C.
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LOCAL CLLB WILL
GIVE PROGRAM TO
AID UNEMPLOYED
To aid the unemployed the Lin
coln Woman's club will present a
program at the Liberty theater at
BOOS
8:15 o'clock. Tuesday. The pro
gram will feature V. L. Granville,
Fnglish actor, cotnrTl entertain
ment, and dramatic interludes.
Balcony prices will be fifty
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