Costumes
May well be supplemented
at this store with such
accessories as:
Kid Gloves
In the new lengths
$2.95 to $3.95
Silk Scarfs
$1.00 to $1.95
Tapestry Bags
From France
$2.49 to $2.95
Kaysers
Dull finish Chiffon lme
$1.50
Costume Jewelry
The latest styles
$1.00
Silk Blouses
$2.95 to $3.95
Prices are consistently low
at this store of the thrifty,
for those who pay as
they go.
The
Broadway, Inc.
30 East Broadway
— MONEY —
Students desiring summer
employment. 75 days ad
vertising. $300 guaran
teed. P. 0. Box 444.
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Gruen
Quadron $50 ^
Others from $2 5
to $17J e
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Sturdy l
—for strenuous sports
The classic design of this
smart Gruen Quadron gives
no hint of the sturdiness of
its fine 15-jewel movement.
The Quadron's distinctive
rectangular case makes pos
sible larger and stronger
parts, greater ruggedness,
higher accuracy. An ideal
watch for the sportsman!
' PAINT
To Modernize
and Preserve
Your Room
Your Desk
Your Chairs
Twin Oaks Lumber
Company
669 High
Phone 782
WHAT SHOW TONIGHT ?
Colonial — Special presenta
tion at 2 and 4 today only,
"Siegfried.”
Colonial —- GaryqCooper and
Marlene Dietrich in “Morocco.”
Heilig — Marilyn Miller in
"Sunny.”
State — Richard Dix in
"Shootin' Straight.”
“Siegfried” Performance Today
This afternoon at 2, 4, and 5:30,
are the only opportunities to see
the magnificent German cinema,
“Siegfried,” playing at the Colon
ial. This is the second of the ser
ies of masterpieces of the cinema
to be sponsored by the Faculty
club. Offering a decided contrast
to the now memorable “Ten Days
That Shook the World,” this film
deals with a part of the Nibelun
gen legends that are the basis of
Wagnerian operas. The opus is
synchronized with Wagner’s mu
sic, and is good as either a substi
tute or a preparation for the Ger
man operas dealing with this great
legend.
Fine Film To Show
A number of unusually good pic
tures are due for this week-end
and during exam week. They offer
an irresistible urge from study ta
bles. Outstanding McDonald film
will be “Dracula,” the horror film,
with Bela Lugosi, who created the
role on the stage. The Heilig is
showing “Sunny,” with Marilyn
Miller, the rest of this week. At
the Colonial is the return engage
ment of the sensational “Morocco,”
which includes Marlene Dietrich in
its cast. Directed by Josef Von
Sternberg, it has become one of
the sensations of the year. Doug
Fairbanks in modern dress comes
Sunday with “Reaching for the
Moon.”
Term’s End Films Listed
Films for the end of the term
are printed in this last issue for
the benefit of those who want a
directory for next week.
At the Heilig is Marilyn Miller
in “Sunny.” Sunday brings “Man
to Man,” Tuesday, “The Fourth
Alarm,” and Thursday, Joe E.
Brown in “Going Wild.”
At the McDonald John Gilbert
returns in “A Gentleman’^ Fate.”
Sunday brings the sensational
“Dracula.” On Wednesday and
Thursday they show James Cruze’s
“Costello Case.” Richard Arlen in
“The Conquering Horde,” finishes
the week.
A special stage presentation fea
turing members of Alpha Beta Chi
in a repetition of their Emerald
KORE contest program, has been
DANCE
With
The Midway Band
SATURDAY NITE
ONLY
Largest and Smoothest Grille in Three Counties
$1.00 per Couple—Including Refreshments
MIDWAY
New Service Laundry
EUGENE’S FINEST LAUNDRY SERVICE
Phone 825 or 826
—For—
LAUNDRY
DRY CLEANING
announced for Friday night by of
ficials of the Fox McDonald thea
tre.
The feature will be given at 8:50,
between showings of “A Gentle
man's Fate.”
Classified
Advertisements
Bates Payable In Advance
20c first three lines; 5c every
additional line. Minimum charge
20c. Contracts made by arrange
ment.
Telephone 3300; local 214
Lost
ON campus, an Alpha Xi Delta pin
with Maxine Reed’s name on
back. Will be a reward. If
found leave at Emerald office or
call 569.
LOST—Gold Phi Sigma Kappa pin
set with pearls. C. Aetzel, ’34 en
graved on back. Call 1914. Re
ward.
PAIR glasses, gold filled rims on
campus. Finder please call
Wanda Nawrocki, 1317.
For Kent
ROOM and board §35.00. Steam
heat. 1190 Patterson. 1945-J.
SINGLE room near campus. Phone
992-W. 1158 Hilyard St.
WELL furnished room at 471 East
13th. Call after 5 p. m.
Physicians
DALE AND SETHER
Surgery, Radium, X-ray
Miner Bldg. Phone 43
Schools
rhree private lessons in ballroom
dancing for §5.50.
MERRICK DANCE STUDIO
561 Willamette Phone 3081
Wanted
fRANSPORTATION to San Fran
Spring Vacation
ECONOMY
FARES
VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC
I
On Sale Daily from Tuesday, March 17,
to Saturday, March 21.
Return Limit Monday, March 30
EXAMPLES OF ROUND TRIPS
(The lowest we’ve offered for a Ion;?, long time)
Portland.$2.30
Salem.1.40
Marshfield.3.55
Medford.8.20
Klamath Falls.9.05
You get a fast, smooth, comfortable trip when you go
Southern Pacific, and you'll find frequent and con
venient trains departing each way daily.
Special Train from Portland March 29
For students living north of Eugene we’ll operate a
special train from Portland to Eugene, leaving there at
6:00 p. m. Sunday night, March 29. . . . Another reason
for going Southern Pacific.
For all travel information just
PHONE 2200
Southern Pacific
F. G. Lewis, Ticket Agent
Starts
TODAY
a
For Thurs., Friday
and Saturday
LAWRENCE GRAY
JOE DONAHUE
OP.HEGGIE
Q/3irsk Tlatuma^^^1
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CTUJ
Pictunt
Bigger! Brighter!
Than “Sally”
She is bewitching! Charming![
Beautiful!
You’ll love “Sunny”
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cisco. Will help drive and share
in transportation. Call Joe. Stan
ford. Kappa Sigma.
TRANSPORTATION to Los An
geles spring vacation. Will help
drive and share expenses. Call
Hal 1937-J.
ANYONE leaving for California
Wednesday .night of exam week
who wants a passenger to share
expenses call Louis at 129.
WILL the student who took a
Dobbs hat from third floor of
Condon Monday please return to
avoid unpleasant consequences.
Situations Wanted
TUTORING — Literature Survey,
Personal Hygiene, Survey of
Science, Elementary Psychology,
Shakespeare, Romantic Poets,
First, Second, and Third Year
French. Call Margaret Orman
dy, 2182, after 3 o’clock.
EXPERT TYPING. Term papers
neatly and correctly typed. Myr
tle McAlpin, Public Stenogra
pher, 307 Miner Building. Phone
2410.
OUR CUSTOMER’S
CONFIDENCE
in us is shown by the many men who have
come to us season after season for their
clothes. We are proud that our
MERCHANT TAILORED
CLOTHES
have so satisfied our patrons. But it is
only natural that they should satisfy, for
into every suit or top coat we make, we
put our best effort, our true skill and our
reliable knowledge of fashion and the
tailoring art.
Let us make your next suit or top coat
—merchant tailored to your measure.
Moore & Moore
36 8th Ave. West
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Marlene Dietrich
Adolphe Menjou
Dedicated to the legion of women
who, without uniforms, flags or
glory, follow their men into dan
ger and death!
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PRICES
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TILL
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-COMING SUNDAY
Hail to the New “Doug”
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of his famous triumphs. ... A dashing modern “Doug”
you never have known . . . and will never forget!
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MIDNIGHT PREVIEW
Saturday—11:15 -50c
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STARTING
FRIDAY
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The Favorite
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Friday
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College
Night!
C’M’ON
Brrrr! Here’s a Thrill!
Midnight Preview
SATURDAY, 11 P. M.
Special Stage Show and
Preview of “Dracula”
All SeatN 50c
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Starting
SUNDAY
For 3 Days
The Most
Ceric-Weird
Spine-Tingling
Melodrama
“Dracula"—crea
ture of the night
—will thrill you
—yet amuse you.
Remember—
Midnight Preview
SATURDAY AT 11 P. M.
COMING WEDNESDAY
James Craze’s Production
“The Costello
Case”
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“The Conquering
Horde”
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