Eskimo opens at Majestic amid Arctic drama and peril
The Majestic premiere presents Van Dyke's Eskimo from Captain Freuchen's North saga. A native cast led by Mala stars as subsistence life unfolds against caribou stampedes and icebreaks. Other features include Joe Sayers and Edward Hearn with Colonel Van Dyke in uniform.
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W. S. van Dyke
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Kay Francis
Mandalay
COURT
Marion Burns
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Peter Freuchen
Majestic Theater
W. 8. van Dyke
Arctic Circle
Mala
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Erbrulick Rock
Okinyina
Kickmingyak
Kukuk
Isikeusik
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Dortuk
Disana
Kamesuk
Okupperena
Cawuk
Kukaruk
Joseph Sayers
Edward Hearn
Edgar Deering
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Bearcat Win Over Bisons Decides Race
Ohio Wesleyan clinched the Buckeye Conference title in 1934 after Cincinnati defeated Marshall 41 to 82 eliminating a share of first. Clovis Stark led Wesleyan with 30 points in a 41 to 33 win over Denison as Wittenberg and others chased standings.
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Bisons
Ohio Wesleyan University
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Marshall
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
DePauw
Ohio University and
Wittenberg
The Green Pastures Stage Plans Amid Broadway Debate
The piece discusses staging The Pastures at the auditorium February 26 and compares Connelly's Land with Wagnerian motifs. It notes producer doubt, ethics debates, and limited room for similar works on Broadway while mentioning Mr Stebbins and Rivers Inc. as figures in the discussion.
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Green Pastures
Stebbins
Avon
Gordon Norman Scores Big In Early Big Ten Run
Minnesota opened the season with 186 points in six Big Ten games as 19 year old center Gordon Norman contributed 73 points.
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Minnesota
Gordon Norman
Boseman Extends Lead in World Three-Cushion Crown
Jay N. Boseman of California stretched his advantage in the world three-cushion billiard championship after winning his seventh of eight starts. He moved clear of a three way tie with Johnny Layton and Welker Cochran following a 27 inning performance that shaved four from the world record.
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New York
Jay N. Boseman
Purdue Extends Lead as Big Ten Race Narrows
Purdue sits atop the Big Ten with six wins and one loss after beating Iowa 45 33 to tighten its grip on the title. Wisconsin beat Illinois 28 22 while Indiana edged Chicago 30 28 and Michigan defeated Ohio State 26 20. Tonight Purdue meets Minnesota and other West rivals clash across the standings.
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Chicago
U.P
Purdue
Iowa
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Illini
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Racine Defeats Stewart In Close Basketball Clash
Racine beat Stewart 2 to 1 in a close Saturday game led by Spencer and A Salser who scored eight and five baskets respectively. Stewart’s C White led the visitors with eight points while Racine’s girls also won defeating Stewart girls 2 to 1. Referee Patterson.
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C. White
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Pouinne
Buckeye Standing Games This Week Tennis Note
Buckeye week schedule lists games across Ohio and nearby states. Tuesday features Cincinnati versus Ohio U at Athens and Miami versus Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. Thursday adds Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg in Springfield. Friday shows Denison at Cincinnati in a new conference. Saturday invites Otto Wesleyan versus Xavier in Cincinnati and Fairmont at Marshall in Huntington non conference.
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Miami
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Ohio
Marshall
Ohio State
Chicago
Buckeyes
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Wisconsin
Ohio U
Athens
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Otto Wesleyan
Xavier
Fairmont Ve. Marshall
McGraw In New Rochelle Hospital With Serious Uremia
Former New York Giants manager John J. McGraw lies seriously but not critically ill of uremia at New Rochelle Hospital, according to reports from New Rochelle, New York dated February 19.
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New Rochelle Hospital
Chinese golf prodigy Kop conquers Pacific Coast scene
In San Francisco on February 19 a Chinese born in China and raised in Honolulu, Guinea Kop, the Hawaiian Islands champion, emerged as a popular pro on the winter golf trail. The 145 pound, 6 foot 12 inch player, who speaks English and Chinese, crossed 2200 miles to compete, financing his trip himself amid strong waves of rivals.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
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Francia J. Brown
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Hobby Jones
Gallia first S E win in league play
Gallia Academy cagers defeated Middleport Yellow Jackets 18 to 0 for their first Southeastern Ohio League win. Maskins led Gallipolis with eight points as the Blue Devils limited Middleport to one first half free throw and held a comfortable margin through the game.
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Ohio state volleyball tournament set with district meet
Entries for the first annual Ohio state volleyball tournament are now being accepted under O C Bird chairmanship of the Southeastern District. The eight district winners meet March 24 at Ono State University Columbus for the state title with centers in Cleveland Toledo Lama Canton Steubenville Athens Columbus Cincinnati and possible sub district in Dayton Portsmouth. Eligibility requires a schedule, a 10 player roster, four games played and county residency or close radius or prior open class play.
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Grid Kings Under Fire From Carnegie Foundation Chief
Henry 8. Phitchett, president emeritus of the Carnegie Foundation, attacks intercollegiate football commercialism in Notre Dame and Southern California. He cites a three year contract between the schools as evidence and calls the move a departure from founding ideals and a striking example of commercialism in American life.
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Fire devastates stables at Kentucky trotting track
Nine race horses were reported missing today in a $20,000 fire that swept five barns at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association track in Lexington. Two stable hands discovered the blaze shortly after midnight as high winds fanned the flames. Track manager Roy Miller moved all horses to safety, though several horses were feared to have reentered the burning barns.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association
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Drawing for County Cage Meet Held at Ohio University
Athens County high school basketball tournament drawings were held at the Ohio University gym. First games Friday at 1 30 pm with rounds at 7 pm. semi finals Saturday at 1 30 pm and finals at 8 pm. Tickets 75 cents.
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Ohio Univer
Brown Favored To Defend Bantam Title In Paris Bout
A R Al Brown of Panama enters a one round title bid against Young Perez of Tunis in Paris as the week’s top boxing item. Perez, a former flyweight champion, seeks to upset the American in the world bantamweight clash. Brown won the title from Vidal Gregorio in New York in 1929.
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A.r-Al Brown
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Paris
France
Young Perez
Tunis
Peres
Brown
Vidal Gregorio
Berghoff Girls extend win streak to 71 in Dayton victory
The Berghoff Girls basketball team of Dayton, playing under men's rules, won their 71st straight game by defeating MacKenzie Tires of Youngstown 49 to 27 in Dayton on February 19. Moon, known as the Susie Moon seller, is a member of the MacKenzies.
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Berghoff
MacKenzie Tires
Youngstown
Susie” Moonseller
MacKennies
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