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V b V r 3 -W .3 IT r e a . H:r-;1 i , u K osme t Klubfall ; jusi a person Wi i0 grotects children and f- - other living things i ' ' , r' '-' f 1 A r 4 r I .4 If Starring i5 :j TOM LAU6HL1N DELORES TAYLOIS Ti ChNICtJlliK t mniMi u.ir nn,m Ijrt " - - l By Deb Bettenhausen Once a highly prestigious campus organization, Kosmet Klub has fallen victim to indebtedness and declining membership, according to Student Activities Director Jack Guthrie. Kosmet Klub was created in 1911, according to former club advisor Frank Hallgren, who left his post in 1989 after ten years with the club. The club's initial purpose was to "produce original theatrical productions with all-male casts," Hallgren said. Kosmet Klub productions were once tradition on campus. The Fall Revue, a production of skits, was customarily presented on Thanksgiving Day by fraternities and sororities. Coed Follies were all-women productions whose audiences were also exclusively female. From the Coed Follies grew the s to debts tradition of Greek Follies, skits pre sented by all Greek houses on campus. Guthrie said the club has nearly been uiipri bv the lack of money. In former years $15,000-20,000 was spent on each .production and debts resulted he said. Kosmet Klubs last production was One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest which was presented in the spring of 1973. Guthrie said this production reduced the debt considerably, but the club still lacks the money to pay off all of its debts. Bernie Wurth, vice-president of last year's organization, said he thinks there is no interest at all in the club. Donald Miller, present club a3visor, said Kosmet Klub is planning a direct mail appeal to their alumni, in hopes of receiving enough donations to pay off the indebtedness. now mmzin. tKOOOi0OO09 mom d " The ultimate a movie. The ultimate 5 stomach RATED X . I i the Apartment Lounge 13th & M presents AMATEUR NIGHT vocalists-musicians-comedians-magicians-ESP-daiicers- strippers Nightly winner receives $10.00 arid chance for finalist night. Finalist winner1 receives paid engagement. for details call the Dutchman 432-4471 ALSO Daily free popcorn Monday 6 to 8pm - Free Hors'duerves Tuesday7to9pm-2j'i,ers( i ll LQid Time Movies Buster KoUoa-Charlie Chaplin-.. i Keystone Cops ((( 0 if a n of Crete f 6 GREAT WET LOOK VYNYL COLORS - A SIZE FOR EVERY NEED - starting at... fh 4 r DO V I fj xsr My'" 0. , "r r studciitH!! I f iiriiisli those un f urn is lied apartnieiitB in fun design ff a ai prices you can as ion J! . Shop Wanck's 5 acres of total home furnishings. ..look carefully. ..the designs you want are mixed in aii over Wanek's huge showrooms & showcases... for even bigger bargains try Wanek's huge odds & ends dept... almost a store in itself with discontinued lines, mis-matches sets, slightly damaged & new & used color TV, stereo & appliances. RHA Fall Fridge rentals hot By Rusty Reno A succussful refriger ator rental program has established one of, if not the highest budget for the Residence Hall Associa tion (RHA). President Tim Evensen said at Thurs day's meeting in Abel Hall. In five days 450 refri gerators were rented, compared to a total last year of about 225. The estimated income to RHA for rentals totaled . Chairman, cBiQh Veyesreported r. n . j , He added that 100 more refrigerators could easily have been rented. At the end of the first semester about 50 refrigerators are returned by residents who leave the dormitories, he said, and a list has already developed for them. The income from the rentals increased the RHA treasury to about $2,500. Evensen said the large treasury could enable RHA to accomplish a lot If lines of communication are opened to each dorm itory on campus. Also at the meeting, Evensen pointed out a clause in the regent's adopted campus housing rules that states, "Halls or floors which do not have authorized visitation at the beginning of the year may not change their status during the year." It was reported that residents In 10th floor Cather were "very op posed" to their no visita tion policy. Residents in eighth floor Pound were reportedly not as dissatis fied. Evensen urged a cri tique of the new dorm policies and students' atti tudes in order that it may be presented to the regents. Take Highway 77 south of Lincoln to the Crete corner then turn right west on Highway 33 to Wanek's Store Hours: Sat. Sarn-Opm.1 Sunday 1-6. s;" " ir.:-;ti- 'Vw t"4 .rfjfl i HEA ( I ( I li AIR A A 3 w a Biw&ua IMEIUEB. Lincoln's unisex 'Hair Station' 17th a w age6 daily nebraskan friday, September 6, 1974 &. 0 -A, 'ft-..' 4 . ftt & . ,4 y. ..