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Wednesday, October 23, 1C33
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Daily Ncbra:kan
Museum preserves Nebraska's riclni history
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The Nebraska Etcte Ilbtoricd Society's new State
ilusctra cflllitory epened a few vvccl-i co end it's a
doczy. The extensive remodeling of the former
Ece's Club ho been expertly carried out end the
buiidin the 3 few, if ar.y, pewits pc!ns frcn the
make-over.
A tour through the four-story structure begins
v4th brief introductory disphp on lis rround Hcor.
Included are pieces ranir.3 from Plains Indian erti-
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Ag. PLACEMENT OFFICE - EAST CAMPUS
Thurs. , Nov. 3
EDaiOMN-GlEF
The Daily Nebraskan is now accepting applications
until 4 p.m. October 23 for Editor-in-Chief for spring
semester, 1S34.
The Editor-in-Chief formulates editorial policy, over
sees newsroom operations, determines editorial page
corstents'and reports to the Publication Board.
Applicants must have one year newspaper experience
and be a student at the University of Nebraska
Lincoln. A'iwtler.s can fcs obtained from Dan Shattil,
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employment programs and abides by all federal restil&tioiu f
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facts (from various Nebraska di3) to a beautifully
scruff buckskin fur trader's jacket, worn about
1CC0.
The second floor b called the Nebraska History
Gallery. Displays dating back to ancient cave
dwellers and reaching up to the 1971 Cornhusker
football team are arranged chronologically (lexi
cally enough) in a meandering labyrinth throughout
the floor. The subdued lighting is pleasant, but the
area's arrangement can be somewhat confusing, as I
overheard another viewer comment Perhaps a few
larger "landmark" displays would help to keep one's
bearings and break up any monotony.
The second floor also contains speciHc displays on
each of Nebraska's native Indian tribes as well as a
display for nearly every epoch and era of this state's
history. In the corner areas are "period" rooms, dec
orated with actual furnishings of respective time
periods. These are always fun to experience, even if
the glass walls boxing, them in give each an eerie
"Twilight Zone" quality.
The third floor of the museum contains a replica
of a general store and special collections of such
things as picture frames, dolls, art glass, beadwork,
and the Walter J. Charney collection of firearms.
Featured in the museum's gallery area on this
floor on the paintings of John P. Falter. Falter was
born in Plattsmouth in 1910, and is known primarily
for the 185 cover illustrations he created between
1943 and 1969 for the Saturday Evening Post. Dur- -ing
the 'COs and 70s, he painted more than 300
western art works. His technique ranged from a
tight, precise approach similar to Andrew Vyeth's,
to a more painterly application, such rs in the beau
tiful and unfinished portrait of James Cagneyi"
' Falter died in Philadelphia in 1C32. With the aid of
his widow, his studio has been re-created in the
gallery. It's a good show, but a bit spotty in the
overall quality of the works.
- The museum is located at 131 Centennial Mall
North, and is open 0 an. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday, and 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sundays. The old state
museum at 1 Eth and R streets will continue to house
the administrative calces, archives, library and
photo lab.
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