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PAGE 4 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Fndgy, October 12, 1951 Peanuts, Pop Corn . . . Concession Men Create Three-Ring Circus At University Football Games If you're feeling lousy one of selling chewing gum and candy jfor you. Save your sacariliac and those lovely headaches maybe ;bars too. don't go to the drug store. oh well that can wait. Seems Wait Until tomorrow or any as jf there's been more attention Saturday, fcsr that matter and go 'placed on food than on the game. Darn it! No program! to a University football game. The concessions men have enough remedies for sale to make any doctor's cure-all book look anemic. First comes the eye Insurance, leu with a bolt of lightning! "Which I it your eyes or two bits?" someone spiels. You figure out the answer to that one. "Anybody hungry?" comes the next query. "How about a deli cious ham and cheese sandwich?" Of course! Everyone' hungry. After they get the crowd thirsty from the sandwiches, the vendors start in on pop. What'll it be coke or some other kind of cold drink? But wait a problem presents itself here. The pop and coke salesmen are two different peo- pie. So, while the two stand argning over which is the best for the customer, the coffee toter gets in on the ground floor and makes the sale. Lunch is over now. Want any thing again. "Ice cold ice cream bars right here!" (Where?) Now for that after dinner cigar ette. Where is that man? He was here a minute ago. Seems he was Oh-oh shouldn't have even thought about it. There comes that monster who before the game, kept yelling, "Programs! One fourth of a dollar half of 50 cents one quarter 25 cents two bits two dimes and one nickel five nickels 250 mills! Get them here!" Quick! Puck so he doesn't see you! It s no good. The back has begun to ache. "You say you have a back ache?" some little demon screams from behind. "I have just the thing sion men. They mean wen. an you blame a fellow for trying? rent one of these tremendous backrests only one beautiful quarter!" Interruption has that head ache gone away yet? If it hasn't, don t blame it on to the conces French Film Opens Foreign Series Tonight The French film, "Ruy Bias," will be shown Friday and Satur day In Love Library auditorium at 8 p.m. "Kuy Bias" is the first in a series or seven French movies sponsored by the University Tickets for the series may be purchased at the YMCA office, Temple building for $4. Single admission is 65 cents. "Kuy Bias" (The Queen's Lover) was adapted by Jean tk Qu tTnixroreirv enn:. rfan Cocteau from Victor Hugo's play. will be from 8 to 11:30 p.m. The The film stars Danielle Dameux Texas Stars will furnish the music iea,n.Mara- Marcel Herrand and for the evening. Gabnelle Dorziat There is no admission charge. I The film, as reviewed in News- Ag Square Dance Set For Tonight "Swing your partners" will be AUF Workers To Hear German Speaker Sunday Elizabeth Van Langrenn will be the main speaker at the All Univ ersity Fund mass meeting Sunday in the Union, Parlors XYZ at 3 p.m. Miss Von Langrenn, relief sec retary of World Student Service Fund, has recently returned from investigating relief needs in Ger many. Speaking at the AUF mass meeting, Miss Von Langrenn will tell the workers the need and purpose of WSSF. Stadium Rings Sixty-Three High School Bands Play At Husker-Penn State Football Game Welfare Council Sponsors Song Fest else? Oops! Here we g0:ie cry irora me Acuviijr uuuumii council in the The Religious Welfare is sponsoring a son fest University Chapel at 13th and R streets bunday beginning at 4 p.m Hymns and spirituals will com prise the list of songs to be sung aunng me nour program. All University students are in vited to come. week, is "a poetic drama concern' ing a young student of common birth who has finagled into be coming a member of a 17th cen tury Spanish court and an unwil ling tool of plotters against the young queen all because of his startling resemblance to a bona fide courtier who had deserted High school bands sixty-three of them will invade the Nebraska campus Saturday. Approximately 3,400 high school students will take part in the an nual Band Day program. They will be guests of the athletic de partment for the day. The bands will march down O street at ll a.m. The parade will start at the corner of 14th and T and go south to 14th and R; west to 15th and R; south to O; west to 10th; and then north back to T. Corn Cob workers will patrol the route. Six judges will review and in spect the bands during the par ade. The e vie wing stand will be at 12th and O. Judges are: Col. C. J. Frankforter, Col. James H. Workman. Lt. Col. Alex G. Janieson, Lt. Backman, Lt. Col. John Thomas, and Don Lents. Registration will start the dav's activities for the bands. The rest of the morning will be devoted to preparation for the parade and the hair time ceremonies. Members of Gamma Lambda. band fraternity, and band officers will aid the band members dur ing their stay in Lincoln. Lunch furnished by the retail- to the bands at the south end of the stadium. Builders and Pop Klein are cooperating in serving the lunch. The half-time program will in elude: 1. University and big school bands playing "The Star Spang led Banner." 2. High school bands doing "box turns" and columns in 9 figures of alternation directions to "Barnum and Bailey's Favor ite" played by the University band. 3. All bans playing "On the Mall. "Billboards March." . 6. All bands playing "Dear old Nebraska U." During the half-time ceremon ies, the University caret section will give five flashes. An Amer ican flag will be flashed during The Star Spangled Banner. A flash with the letters, "Band Day" running through a trumpet will honor the day's theme. Another flash will pay tribute to Penn State. A flash with "shimmering" movement and "Nebraska" spelled out will com plete the card section's activities. 4. The massed bands forming i Regional Conference an "n 5. Massed bands playinr NU BULLETIN BOARD the place to become a bandit er's division nt th T.in.nln 1 viiaiii- leaden I her f Cnmmoro win " W. OC1 vcu " ; - im iiiiiiiiiiriii" jD) 1-j 1- By MARLIN BREE Staff Writer FRIDAY ISA social hour in Union par lors XYZ from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY Lutheran Student association wiwll sponsor an ice cream social following the game at 529-535 No. 16. Of ISA Agenda Monday The Independent students as sociation regional conference will be the main topic at the ISA meeting Monday, Oct. 15, in the Union, Room 306. The ISA regional conference will be at Colorado Springs Colo, Oct. 26 to 27. 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