"DAD AND THE FRATS."
Will Be Presented by The Thespians Dec. 3 and 4.
At a meeting of The Thespians Wednesday night it was decided to present "Dad and the Frats," a comedy written by Miss Muriel Culp of Lawrence, a former university student, on the nights of December 3 and 4. It is a purely college play with not a serious moment in it and the entire action centers around college life here at the University.
Miss Georgia Brown of Kansas City will direct the play. At the meeting last night the following cast was chosen:
Buck Wilkins (a football hero.)
Duck Winkins (a football hero)
...Tommy Johnson
Bunny Cole...Stephen A. Parks
Bill Bangs, jr...Solon Emery
Johnny Clark...Moe Friedman
Skeet Porter...W. Fishman
Bud Holloway...Geo. Richardson
Pete Curren...Clarence Dolde
Harry Wilding...Van Emmons
Puny Vance...Carl Cannon
Monk Freeman...Art Seddon
Mr. Tompkins ...Morris Roberts
Wm. Bangs ...Dan Nevinger
Policeman ...George Norris
Nan Freeman ...Clare Jaedicke
Gertrude Fielding...Hazel Kelly
Nellie Selfridge-Marguerite Stone
Mrs. Selfridge ...Ann Deckman
Elizabeth Carey...Jeanette Latz
Marian Vance..Amorette Weaver
Guests: Beatrice Neumiller, Margaret Fort, Lillian Kirchoff, Rosa Griffith, Belle Senior, Besse
At the last meeting Earl Miller, John Battle and Miss Anna Deckman were taken into membership. Tom Lee is president of the organization and G. Richardson is manager.
Yeager.
The Pi Upsilon fraternity has pledged Murray Hill of Ottawa, Carl Cannon of Smith Center, and William Flieson of Sterling.
Sale of Silk Waists
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Black and Colored Silk Waists, all sizes. Button front and back. Worth
$6 and $7.50
For these two days only each
$3.98
James Bullmeet Nackman
A complete running account of the Kansas-Nebraska game will be thrown on the screen at THE AURORA
Admission 10 cents.
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Have that wool shirt and sweater cleaned at the K. U. Pentatorium. Phones 1400.
Students who desire sittings at MOFFETT'S will insure themselves against having to wait by making appointments. Use either phone 312.
Union Pacific Special Train to K. U.=Nebraska Game Lincoln, Nebraska $8.30 Round Trip
Special Train Both Ways Berths Must be Reserved in Advance
Tourist Sleepers, Standard Sleepers, High Back Coaches, Room for All. Leave Lawrence 10 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5; Returning leaves Lincoln at 11 p.m. Order berths at once. The Team, the Band and the Rooters all go on the Special Train.Call at Union Pacific Office.
--tick chocolate at 11c s.
Schuiz for that Turkey-day suit.
TO BANQUET TEAM
Y. M. C. A. Will Entertain Football Men December 1.
A banquet in honor of the football team will be held in Robinson gymnasium Wednesday evening, December 1. The Y.M.C. A.will have charge of all arrangements for the event and, as last year, will make it an opportunity for all students of the University to show the football men their appreciation of their efforts for the school.
Will the finder of a Sterling fountain pen with my name on end of the barrel, kindly return to me for reward? John P. Shea, 1346 La. Tel. Be ll508.
It will be greatly to the interest of those desiring sittings at MOFFETT'S before Christmas to make their appointment as early as possible. We are booking them considerably ahead now
Give our punch ticket a trial 10 pieces pressed for $1.50. We are noted for good work and prompt delivery. Phones 1400 K. U. Pantatorium.
Perfumes, the best, at Dick Bros.
Rex chocolate at Vic's.
Fresh marshmallows at Vic's.
Fresh marshmallows at Vic's. Purse protectors—we take care of the contents and see that you get full value for what you spend. Wolf's book store.
Rexall 93 Hair tonic, 50c and #1. Sold only at McColloch's drug store.
Do it now. Don't wait any longer. Have Squires take your picture now.
All kinds of fruit at Vie's.
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The Tower of Nesle
(From Alexander Duma's Great Story)
Little Street Singers
Sam Not Wanted in the Family
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Goose Girl Harold McGrath
Certain Rich Man William Allen White
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