MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
At the Flicks By Bill Stratton
"TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE"
Granada Theater
This insignificant ditty takes unwilling viewers back to the manners and customs of the early 1900's. Jane
Lowell sings and acts cute after the fashion of a 1913 teenager Richard Rice. His just stands around looking handsome, and Louis Calhern, who has
done some notable work, doesn't have a chance.
A concentrated battle for Miss Powell's first corset provides the rather questionable subject matter of the vist. It seems Miss Powell is
MC victim of old fashioned parental care when her family takes a two week vacation at an over-populated resort in the Catskills.
Hampered by her mother's obsolete child raising techniques, Miss Powell finds hard going when competing with Phyllis Kirk for the attention of Mr. Montalban, another vacationer from Cuba. In order to
reach Mr. Montalban's more mature level, Miss Powell must have a corset, a distinction accorded only to older girls. Miss Powell is humiliated and the remainder of the film is devoted to several simple-minded tricks designed to acquire a corset. The picture is loaded with talented brats, but who likes brats?
"UNION STATION"
Jayhawker Theater
a lively crime moa lively crime movie about a lieutenant of a big city's railroad station police force and his efforts to track down a clever kidnap artist
Some new gimmicks and an unusual setting have been thrown into "Union Station." The result is
Lyle Bettger and two other heavies abduct a blind girl and use a railroad station in an attempt to extort money from her rich father. Nancy Olson, a friend of the victim, is the first to discover the unlawful activities. She informs station police director William Holden of the disreputable scheme, and he, in turn, calls in the Inspector, Barry Fitzgerald. These three combine their efforts in an attempt to return the girl, if possible in an animate form, to her frightened father. A crowded
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FOR THE convenience of students the Student Union Book Store will be open on Wednesday, Nov. 22, Friday, Nov. 24,
and Saturday, Nov. 25.
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TYPE IT! It will look better; you'll like it better, and so will the prof. Buy or rent a new portable today from your Student Union Book Store. Dec. 7
JAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your "Jayhawk" pet shop. We have everything. Field. Their need are endless. Our one-stop shop has everything for fur, feathers and grants. Grant's Pet and Gift Shop, 1218 Comm. Phone 418. tf
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RENT A typewriter today! Make high
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handwriting. Save 600 each. Both
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VIS-ED vocabulary cards for Spanish,
German, French, and Latin. Will help
you make higher grades. 1000 cards for
higher your SUBS. Student Library
Book Store. 4
MOTOROLA Portable: Battery and 110 volt Portable reg. $27.95 now reduced to $24.95. Use our lay-away. B. F. Goodwyn. 099 Mass St. 20
WYPING: Theses, term paper, note books,
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MATH STUDENTS! Schaum's Outline of Theory and Problems of Calculus has just arrived. Includes 974 problems solved in detail. Most complete and useful book of its type ever published. Buy yours at the Student Union Book Store.
NEW. College Outline Series books on "Punctuation," "The Book of and "Play Production," a handbook for backstage workers and a guidebook for students SUB 27 UNION Union Book Store
TRANSPORTATION
RIDE FOR couple to Marysville, Kansas.
Vacation location:
Cal Torres, 1891W or 4057W
TWO RIDES wanted to Lafayette, Ind.
Dick Burry at Tuesday, Nov. 21.
Dick Burry at Tuesday, Nov. 21.
I AM DRIVING to Wichita Tues., Nov.
I am driving for three call Carvary
Wilson, ST76.
TAKE TWO riders to Oberlin, Kansas
2015. Call 346-879-6055. Expense
phone 3248 W, ask for Chet.
FLY and take advantage of reduced fares,
easy connections, good accommodations.
Call Miss Gleseman at First National Bank
reservations and information. Pho: 307
126-8955.
LOST
SMALL BLACK corday bag at concert
Thursday night. Contained glasses, cards,
and tickets. Mrs. R. F. Cole, 1200 La.
Phone 1095. 21
PAIR OF  oH-rim-mimed glasses with
tuckv. 1800M. *Fred Freeman, 1708 Koe*
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GREEN PARKER pen and pencil. Res-
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2531M, 2531M
MANS. WOOL overcast on the football
field, no run in game. Reward
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SINGLE ROOM for men. Quiet place to study. Also half double, shower. Rent table, near boarding house, Student table for sale cheap. Phone 1497 1497 Vermont. 12 21
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BEAT MISSOURI
ENDS TONITE John Wayne-M. Dietrich "SEVEN SINNERS"
TUE.-WED.-THUR.
Always a Color Cartoon
Boxoffice Opens 6:30
Show Starts 7:00 Ph. 260
6 Street Lights Installed On Hill
Installation of six lights along the walk between Battenfeld and Watkins halls have been completed by the building and grounds department.
and intricate train depot is their biggest obstacle.
Mr. Bettger is convincing as the nefarious abductor, and Holden, Olson, and Fitzgerald all turn in creditable performances.
Fort Leavenworth was the first permanent United States Army fort established in Kansas.
Continuous Shows Daily
1:00 P.M. On
Phone 10 For Sho Time
NOW thru WED.
William Holden
Nancy Olson
Barry Fitzgerald
'UNION STATION'
Late News—Color Cartoon
Continuous Shows Daily
1:00 P.M. On
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NOW thru TUES.
Alan Ladd—Victor Mature
"CAPTAIN CAUTION"
co-feature—
Brian Ahern
Victor McLaglen
"Captain Fury"
Late News Popeye Cartoon
Now Showing Powell's Big Love Musical !!
1:37-3:37-5:37-7:37-9:37
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