THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE.
.THEATRE DIRECTORY-
THREE DEGREES of ROMANCE
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sSliirtinK Monday,: UOLKKO."
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TDK BUS," Shall J'ltf.
i'helina Todd.
SHOW IN T
SUNDAY. MARCH 11, 1')3t.
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1 i starting Moiidity: Chnrlea LbukIi
a It, i "TUB VKRV 1'UIVATK
jr I, IKE OF HENRY VIII."
ORPHEUM (Mat. 15c Nlte 2?e).
xtartlnir Monday: "IF I WERK
r'HKK, Irene Dunne, Nils Anther,
(live Brook.
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c Nite 15c).
Starting Monday, two feature.:
AIR MAIL" with I'nt O'Brtrn,
Ralph Bellamy, Gloria Stuart,
Slim Sninnierville. Complete
l.nl'CHRAN - CARNKRA FIGHT
TlCTl'RtS atralKht from tho
itnKeide!
LIBERTY: (Unreserved aentt, Mat,
81c; Nite $1.10), KATHARl.MH
CORNELL In "The Barretts of
Wlmpole Street."
Start inn
ANNUO.'
Wallace
KACK."
Tuesday: "TUGBOAT
with Marie Dressier and
Beery. Also "BABY
SL' N ( Mat. 10c Nite 15c).
.Nartlnn Monday: "SHANGHAI
MADNESS." with another of tli
mason s features. "DR. JEKYI.L
ND MR. HYDK." Fredrlc March
.ii.l Miriam Hopkins.
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COCHRAN TALKS WEDNESDAY
Koy R Cochran, associate pro
fessor of American history at the
I'niversity, spoke Wednesday,
March 7, at a luncheon of the
Hiram club in Lincoln. "American
Citizenship" was the topic.
New LOW
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Men's Suits 75o
Men's Hats 55c
Men's Top Coats and
Overcoats 75c
Ladies' Dresses 75c up
Ladies' Coats 75c up
Extra tor Pleats, Trills and
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II
Torrid romance, Carole
Lombard and George
Raft In "Bolero",
Stuart. Spicy romance.
Charles Laughton In "The Pn-
vate Life of Henry VIII". Dra
matic romance, Irene Dunne in
"If I Were Free". Orpheum
first half with Clive Brook.
AMES TANKSTERS
CAPTURE BIG SIX
TITLE SATURDAY
Iowa State Mermen Score In
Every Event To Take
Championship.
HUSKERS FINISH SECOND
Masterson Breaks Record In
50 Yard Event; Three
Other Marks Fall.
MON. TUES. WED
2 Features
I Biggest Baigain in Town!
runiJl :n', The
The
the nan""-
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picture .
with
Pat O'Brian
RalpHBeUaS!ey
S,C,oH. Stuart
Complete . . .
Lougbran
Camera
FIGHT
PICTURES
Straight from
the Ringside!
Blow by
Blow
Real Authentic!!
Complete
15 Rounds
Uncut I
Extra!
CHARLEY CHASE
COMEDYI
io'c COLONIAL
Eve,
15cn
With :i vi biilniimt It-am
lhat placed lncn in every event,
Iowa State mermen splashed
their way to the Rig Six swim
ming tille for 10;U in the coli
seum pool Saturday afternoon
in a meet that saw lour Big Six
rc-cords smashed. New marks
wore hune up in the 220, 440, 100,
and 50-yard free style events as
the Ames crew scored 49 points to
37 for Nebraska, 13 for Oklahoma
12 for Kansas, and 6 for Kansas
State.
The victory climaxed a brilliant
season for the Ames splashers
who have been undefeated this
year. They also were able to set
tle a score with Nebraska who
last year upset tne dope by win
ning a tie for conference laurels
and sharing the title for a year.
Bernie Masterson, performing
for the Scarlet and Cream for the
last time, shattered marks in the
50 and 100 yard free style events,
with times of 24.8 and 58.2 re
spectively, altho Grant of Iowa
State later lowerii the 100-yard
mark further to fm.9. Jack Davis
of Oklahoma battel ed the confer
ence mark in ihe 220-yard free
style to register in 2:27.3, in the
preliminaries, and came back in
the afternoon to lewer the 440
free stvle record to 5:34.5. Lynde
also lowered the previous record
of 5:48.8 in takinz second in
5:46.5.
Huskers Take Diving.
Nebraska dominatM the diving
as Kuklin copped first place with
111 points and Rimerman placed
second with 98.3.
Possibly the feature event of the
season, the battle of sprint su
premacy between Masterson and
Murphy of Iowa State, ended with
the Nebraska swim king smashing
his own record set last year in tne
50 vard free style, with a 24.8 sec
onds performance. Murphy, Mc
Donald of Oklahoma, and Ogden
of Ames followed in order. In the
100 vard event. Grant and Murphy
both led Masterson to me iimsn
Fries of Iowa State nosed out
Gibbons of the Huskers in a close-lv-contested
200 yard breast
stroke. Kuklin placed fourth in
the 150 yard back stroke.
Iowa State's all-around ability
was apparent in the 400 and 300
yard relays, both of which the
Ames squad captured. The time in
the latter event waa but .7 second
below the Big Six record.
The summaries:
441 vard Ire style: (First hi-aw ..on
by riavii, (O); second. Lynde, (Ni; third,
Hernrk. 18. Time 5:34. i. (Second heat)
Won hv Schulit. (K); second. Btsrburk,
IS ; third, tasterday. (N). Tim 6:06.2.
Psvis- mam of 5:34.6, a new conference
record, contentsnta finlnhlnir In following
order accordlnc to time etabllhed: Davis,
(O) 5'34.A; second, Lvnde. (N), 5:4 5;
third, Hernck, (IS), 6:03; fourth, Schults,
100 ysrd free style: Won by Grsnt, (IS);
second. Murphy, (IS); third, Masterson,
(N; fourth, McDonald, (O). Tims 67 sec
Katherine Cornell, Basil Rathbone,
Here In 'Barretts Of Wimpole Street'
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Nebraska students are afforded
an opportunity in being able to
hear and see one of the world's
greatest actresses of the legitimate
stage, Katharine Cornell, at the
Liberty theater Monday March 12.
At that time Miss Cornell will ap
pear in Rudolf Besier's "The Bar
rets of Wimpole Street," her most
recent production.
Gallery for Students.
In the past when the Liberty
theater presented all the road
shows it was more or less a tradi
tion that the university students
would all Hock to the gallery of
that theater. Here, for reasonable
prices they were able to enjoy the
presentation. The theater managers
hope that the students will revive
this tradition by coming Monday
and avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of seeing and hearing Kath
arine Cornell. I
Courtesy Sunday Journal and Star.
Refuses to Make Movie.
Katharine Cornell has thrilled
thousands of people in the large
eastern cities of New York and
Chicago. However, it has been im
possible for all the people who
would have liked to have seen Miss
Cornell to visit the larger eastern
cities. In view of this fact Miss
Cornell was asked by one of the
largest motion picture producers
to make a movie so that the en
tire American public might enjoy
her talent. Not desiring to leave
the legitimate stage Miss Cornell
was forced to decline this offer.
However, rather than dissapnint
the American public she decided to
give up six months of her work in
the east and make one tour of the
United States. Lincoln is unusually
fortunate since this is about the
smallest city included on her en
tire tour. Adv.
KATHARINE
"" PRESENTS
the BARRETTS oF WIMPOLE SIKttl
WITH
Basil Rathbone
LDBEEIRW f
MONDAY, MARCH 12
di a i r -T-a r T"C cuaBD AT j 1
MAT. 2:15 P. M. and NIGHT 8:00 P. M. i j
Doors Open for Gallery Seats S
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UNRESERVED SEATS
Mat 83c Nite 1.10 J
(Tax Included)
(New conference record.)
Divine: won hy Kuklin. (). Ill points:
second. Rimerman. N. 9H.30: third. Ok-
den. (181, 85.86; fourth. Heter. (Kt, "6 ti.
400 ysrd free stvle relay: Hon oy low a
States, (Opden. Starhuck, Orant, Fries t;
second, Nebraska: third. Kansas, fourth,
Kansas State. Time 4:10.4.
200 yard bream stroke: won by Fries.
(TS: second. jihhons. (Ni: third. Blanche,
(KSI; fourth, oaliuki. (Ni. Time 2:54.3.
150 vard back Mroke: Won br Gerry.
CIS i : second, Herrlck. (IS); third, Jen
nings, IK); fourth. Kuklin. (N). Time
1:53.8. (New conference record.)
50 vard lree style: Won by Masterson.
Nl; second. Murpy, (ISi; third, McDonald.
(O): fourth. Okden. (Is. Time 24.S. (New-
conference record equalling mark set by
Masterson In preliminaries.)
220 yard free style: Won by Davis, (O);
second, lirant, (lh; inira, L.ynae, i ;
fourth. Murphy, (IS). Time 2:27.4. (New-
conference record or 3 esiaousnea oj
Davis, (O), in preliminaries.)
30 ysrd medley relay: Won by Iowa
State. (Gerrv. Fries. Friley): second. Ne
braska: third. Kansas; fourth, Kansas
State. Time 3:32.7.
LTJCILE REILLY IS
SELECTED PROM
GIRL FOR 1934
(Continued from Page 1.)
guests at the Prom. Governor
Bryan assisted Prof. Lantz and
members of the Prom committee
in counting the votes cast for
Prom girl.
Members of the committee who
had charge of the party were:
Marian Smith and Bill Fisher, co
chairmen, and Roma DeBrown,
Louise Hossack, Arelene Bors,
Charles Galloway, Owen Johnson,
Burton Marvin, Bash Perkins, Vio
let Cross, Tom Davies and Fred
Nicklas.
Decorations consisted of the new
permanent decorations for the
coliseum, with potted palms and
Francis To Report
For Football Drill
Sam Francis, stellar per
former on the freshman football
squad who has just recovered
from a serious attack of pneu
monia, has been granted per
mission by the Husker coaching
staff to report for spring foot
ball practice. However, Fran
cis will not be allowed to ertter
into active scrimmage during
this time and must engage only
in dummy drills and play form
ations, in addition to his former
duty of attending chalk talks.
As Francis lost some 20 pounds
during his recent illness, the
coaching staff's main concern
is in regard to Sam's regaining
the lost poundage.
years, during which time he
brought a defeated, discouraged
eleven up to second place in the
Big Six. race last year producing
such outstanding backs as Gra
ham and Russell and a team beaten
only by Nebraska. In assuming
his duties at Indiana "Bo" will
encounter tho same difficulties he
first encountered at the Kaggie
institution. Indiana failed to win
a single major football game last
year, which accounts for the dis
placement of former Coach Hayes.
All the Big Six joins in wishing
the former All American quarter
back the best of luck in his new
position, knowing that it has lost
a fine sportsman.
Nebraska may have been beaten
in the Big Six indoor track chanv
pionship tilt, but at that the Hus-
kers produced the only world
beater of the day. Heye Lam
berttis, timber topper, negotiated
the 60 yard low hurdles in 6.8 sec
onds, tying the world mark. This
was the only world record tied
during the fray, in spite of the
efforts of the Kansas Flyer, Cun
ningham. Lambertus is being
groomed at the present time for
the Butler relays, to be held in
Indianapolis March 17.
Lambertus is suffering from a
torn muscle which kept him out of
the New York games where Cun
ningham was the only Big Six
representative. The great Kansan
ably represented the Big Six, how
ever, and raised its stock con
siderably in the east by defeat
ing both Venzke and Bonthron in
a 1500 meter run and being de
clared the greatest athlete in that
event. When the Big Six indoor
meet rolled around Cunningham
personally led his Jayhawk cohorts
to victory by establishing new
records in the mile and half mile
runs and anchoring the relay team
to victory. The relay gave Kan
sas the meet over Oklahoma.
Writers Studio I'uhlisJies
J. E. LeKosM;;nors Article
Dr. J. E. LeRossignol, dean of
the college of business administra
tion at the university, has recently
written an article: Where Stories
Are Found. This was published
in the February issue of Writer's
Studio, a magazine edited from
Toronto.
Freshman of Seward Cops
Three Firsts and Two
Seconds.
Lloyd Cardwell stole the show in
the tricolor track meet Saturday
for the second time, the big hoy
from Seward copping three firsts
and two seconds for individual
scoring honors.
He broke the tape in the 50 yard
low hurdles, won the broad jump
and pole vault, and placed second
in the shot put and high hurdles.
The men participating were di
vided into three teams, Green,
White, and Red, but no team rec
ord was made. The individuals
were scored as such, for it is the
individual who will receive the
awards at the end of the season.
Morriss opened the proceedings
of the day by hreaking the tape
in the half mile in 2:03.7, ap
proaching varsity time for tho
event. His time was one of the
best of the day.
McGarraugh turned in the best
performance by winning the hifih
jump at 5 feet 11 inches. The
San Antonio, Tex., jumper exceed
ed the varsity jumpers in this de
partment, as none of them have as
yet been able to approach six feet.
McGarraugh placed in five events
during the course of the afternoon,
second only to Cardwell in indi
vidual performances.
Kenneth Chapman rather upset
the dope bucket by beating Card-
well In a contested victory in the
high hurdles. His time for the
event was 6.9 seconds, and he bare
ly won out over the final spurt put :
on by Cardwell. Many of the spec
tators and even the judges were
undecided at first as to who had
won. Eisner made good time in his
victory in the 50 yard dash, ne
gotiating the distance in 5.7 sec
onds, and finishing by a substan
tial margin over his nearest rival,
Kelly.
Summary:
Half mile run: Won l.y ili.nf. (O);
Ralls,, (Wi. second; Rice. 1W1, third;
Pospisll, (R), fourth. Winning time,
2:03.7.
Mile run: Won by Rice, (W): Toft. (W),
second: Hosseck. (R). third. Time. 5:14.
50 vard dash: Won by Eisner, to) ; Kelly,
(R. 'recond; Sawyer, (Ri. third: McCar
rnuth, (in, fourth; Talsoh. (Ri, lmli ;
Cirlffen. (Wl. sixth. Time. 5 7.
Hiph hurdles: Won by Chapman, (r,1;
Cardwell. R), second: McGarraugh. (G,
third; Griffen, (W), fourth. Winning time,
6.9.
lxw hurdles: Won hv Cardwell. R:
Chapman, oil. second: McGarrauch. igi,
third; Warneke. (G), fourth; Grilien, (W),
fifth. Time, 6.3.
4(0 vard dash: Won by 7u.plln, (0;
Chlttennon. iRi, second; Sawyer. R,
third. Time. ,-i7.5.
Proad tump: Won bv Cardwell. (Ri;
McOarrsuph. (0, second: Warneke, (Gi,
third; Scott. R), fourth; Griffen. 0 i.
fifth: Anderson. (W), sixth. Winning
Jump. 22 feet, 4 Inches.
Hich Jump: Won by McGarrauRh, (G ;
Anderson, (Wl. second; Martin. (Wl.
third: Rupp, (RI. Moxey. ToO. W1, tied
for fourth. Winning heisht, 5 leet 11
inches.
Pole vault: Won by Cardwell, (R). Grif
fin. (Wl. Schwenk (W). tied for second.
WlnnlnR height. 10 feet. 10 inches.
Shot put: Won hv Shirey, (G): Cardwell.
(Ri. second; Griffin, (Wi. third: McGar
raush. (Gi. fourth. Winning distance, 41
feet. 9 inches.
GREEN TOJEMAIN HERE
Instructor During Mickey's
Absence Will Continue
Consulting-Work.
A correction should lie made on
the recent announcement concern
ing the consulting engineering
work which Hoy M. Green will un
dertake. Thru a mistake the Im
pression has been made that Mr.
Green would be moving to Tcxuh
in the near future. This is incor
rect, as he will continue to reside
and carry on his consulting engi
neering work in Lincoln. Mr. Creen
has been taking the place of Clark
K. Mickey, professor of civil engi
neering at the university, whilo
the latter has been on leave of absence.
BARBOUR ADDRESSES CLUB.
Dr. K. H. Barbour, chairman of
the department of geology at the
I'niversity, addressed the Omaha
Book Review club last Friday eve
ning, March !, with the subject:
The Fossils of Nebraska.
EASY
STARTING
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SUNDAY DINNER
35'
Served from 5 to 8 p. m.
Fruit Cocktail
Soup
Choice of
T-Bonc Steak
2 Tork Chops
2 Lamb Chops
Pork TciuierloLu
Vegetable
Mashed Potatoes
Shoe String Potatoes
Coffee Tea Milk
Dessert
Choice of Ice Cream
or Pics
Boyden Pharmacy
13th & P Sts., Stuart Bldg.
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ferns on either side of the large
Alladin's lamp on the stage.
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IRWIN YRYAN. j I i)ff$ B ,
1 I zr Bolero danced by a man
Big Six circles were given a 1 - '-Af-'J Jr'-- s . L. L.i.
severe jolt when it was learned I i t rfZx&T Y who$e burning heart
that "Bo" McMillin had resigned I Jf &&4.fL) J u,h n AfM.t
his post as head football coach at J; J2 I sought what one gorgeous
Kansas State college to seek new I I?J WOman after another
worlds to conquer at Indiana uni- " -ji
versity. McMillin has been head 'i jT?. jf COuld not qive him!
coach at Kansas State for six .; -V 3
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I MONDAY
CAROLE LOMBARD
SALLY RAIID S
FRANCES DRAKE
Directed by Wesley RuogUt
ZASU riTTS THELM V TODD
LJ2 "BEAUTY AND THE BUS"
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