Anna Sten Debuts with Nana Revival on United Artists Lot
The article recalls Samuel Goldwyn’s plan to introduce Anna Sten to American audiences with a screen recreation of Nana. Paris’s glamour and the Can Can era are staged on the United Artists lot, with references to Nana and Cora Pearl, the Prince Imperial, and sensational revue trends of the era, including Paris Revue and The Black Crook.
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Zola
Samuel Goldwyn
Anna Sten
Paris
City of Light
United Artists
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Cora Pearl
Prince Imperial
Napoleon III
Theatre du Chatelet
Suez Canal
New York
Lydia Thompson
Mae West
Grand Opera House
Henry Ward Beecher
Charines
Mitch's Wastings and Phillies New Manager Picks
The article discusses Mitch's Wastings and Jimmy predicting improvements with Allen as Phillies outfielder, noting Rickey's behind the scenes efforts to secure him. It mentions Allen's spring camp progress and hints at Allen's strong fielding and batting, alongside background on Paul A. Cass of 1930 at Lynchburg High School and his third year.
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Paul A. Cass
Lynchburg High School
300 Take Part In Southeastern Ohio Field Meet
About 300 scholastic athletes from the Southeastern Ohio district will compete in the upcoming field meet at Ohio Stadium. Entered schools include Chillicothe Marietta Gallipolis Portsmouth Ironton Jackson and more in Class A and B events. Stewart leads the district and Iron ton’s Paterson and Chillicothe’s Strausbaugh are noted contenders.
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Ohio Stadium
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Jacksonville-Trimble
C. Bird
Paterson
Ironton
R. Strausbaugh
Chillicothe
Marietta
Gallipolis
Portsmouth
Jackson
Bainbridge
Buckskin
Centralia
Clarksburg
Good Hope
Piketon
Ross County
Highland
Wheelersburg
the Plains
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Stewart
Sinking Springs
Hanging Rock
Murray City
Chesapeake
Washington Township
Jacksonville-Tumble
Cunningham
Jaynes
Galipolis
Weislogel
Harbrecht
Pomeroy
Lindamood
Centerville
Haskins
Overly
Graber
Kessinger
Tipton Leads Lynchburg Teams to Unbeaten Seasons
Tipton, coach at Lynchburg High, helms baseball, basketball and track with no regular season losses across three years. Only defeats came in district tourney at Ohio University. Latest win was 15-0 over Greenfield McClem team. Formerly lived at The Plains.
Charley Ruffing Tracks Comeback With Yankees
Charley Ruffing shows bright form en route to a neat comeback with the New York Yankees. The Redhead is among the few pitchers who can hit and contributes to the club’s early momentum.
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Charley Ruffing
New York Yankees
Red-Head
Beulah Opens On Saturday
Beulah Park at Grove City near Columbus will host a 19 day spring meeting starting Saturday with over 600 horses entered. Top owners including Matt Jordan and I J Collins pursue enhanced purses while a new three dollar across the board bet and a swinging 10-stall starting device debut, drawing interest from national stables.
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Grove City
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H. E. Davis
I. J. Collins
Beulah Park Jockey Club
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
H. A. Detrick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Huntington Red Birds Take Lead With 9 6 Win Over Springfield
The Huntington Red Birds moved into first place in the Middle Atlantic League with a 9 to 6 victory over Springfield. It was Huntington’s second straight win over Springfield, dropping the latter into last place. Dayton tied its series with Zanesville after a 9 to 7 10 inning win. Johnstown-Beckley and Wheeling-Charleston games were rained out.
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W. Va
Huntington Red Birds
Springfield
Huntington
Dayton
Zanesville
Johnstown
Derby Winner Cavalcade Heads to Preakness Test
Cavalcade the Kentucky Derby winner faces potential rivals at Pimlico in the 44th Preakness with a small field. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Discovery and Mrs. Frank J. Heller's Agrarian along with High Quest loom as key challengers while Anarchy may be entered, all seeking to join Sir Barton Gallant Fox and Burgoo King as Derby Preakness double winners.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Churchill Downs
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Burgoo King
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Frank J. Heller
Bob Smith
Mrs. Sloane
Anarchy
Discovery
Agrarian
Payne Whitney
Norman Church
Riskulus
F. A. Gerreaud
George Willing Jr
Swiftest
Houghton P. Metcalf
Columbus Red Birds Release Tom Angley to Elmira
Tom Angley catcher for the Columbus Red Birds was released on option to Elmira in the New York Penn League. The move helps Columbus meet the American Association 20 player limit.
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Columbus
Tom Angley
Columbus Red Birds
Elmira
Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Highlights
Lou Gehrig of the Yankees drove in seven runs with two homers and two doubles in four at bats. Joe Vosmik and Earl Averill of the Indians each homered with two aboard to defeat the Red Sox. Chuck Klein of the Cubs reclaimed the major league home run lead with his eighth four bagger and also added two singles. Sam Leslie of the Dodgers drove in a key run in the same game.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Joe Vosmik
Earl Averill
Indians
Red Sox
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
Short Fence And New Pill Aids to Cubs
The Cubs and Dodgers traded long balls after a short right field at Wrigley Field and strong winds favored power. Cubs won 12 to 8, out-hitting 16 to 14 as Brooklyn led the day’s home run race. Pirates rose to second as Cardinals beat Giants 5 4 and Reds beat Braves 5 2. Gehrig stars for the Yankees in an 18 3 win over the White Sox with two homers and two doubles. Indians rally past Red Sox 10 1 with Vosmik and Averill homers. Athletics top Detroit 5 3 on Johnson and Higgins homers and McHaffey Benton. Washington-St Louis rainouts leave standings fluid.
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Indians
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Joe Vosmik
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Hauser hits 16th and 17th homers as Millers win
Joe Hauser belted his 16th and 17th home runs of the season to power Minneapolis past Toledo 7 to 5. Louisville outlasted Kansas City 6 to 6 in 11 innings behind Eldon McLean. Milwaukee edged Indianapolis 4 to 2 as St Paul and Columbus were rained out. Goose Goslin drove in all Detroit runs with a homer.
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Forrest Pressner
Middleport to Host Annual Night Baseball Tourney
The Middleport High School lighted field hosts a two tournament night baseball event starting June 4 with 16 teams including Green Lantern Pomeroy and Heiner's of Huntington. Proceeds go to the High School Athletic department and Feeney-Bennett American Legion Post, with 25 percent for the Boy Scouts.
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John Hite
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Dinty Moore
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Impressive Cast Seen In Court Offering
Columbia assembles a notable screen cast for Deception at the Court Theater with Leo Carrillo Dickie Moore Nat Pendleton Thelma Todd Barbara Weeks plus Frank Sheridan and Greta Granstedt in prominent roles The plot follows a college athlete drawn into crooked racing schemes and a double crossing plot leading to a strong climax.
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Court Theater
Leo Carrilla
Dickie Moore
Nat Pendleton
Thelma Todd
Barbara Weeks
Frank Sheridan
Greta Granstedt
Pendleton
Bucky
Carrillo
Jim Hurley
Emaash
Bryan Foy
Lew Seiler
Harold Tarshin
Torrance Breaks Shot Put Record At Southeastern Ex Event
Louisiana State University weight man Dack Torrance soared to 56 feet 5 inches in an exhibition at Southeastern College, with three other throws over 16 feet. He had recently topped the world mark with 55 feet 1/2 inch at the Drake Relays.
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Dack Torrance
Louisiana State University
Southeastern College
Torrance
12 Dramas in One in New Barthelmess Film
Richard Barthelmess stars in A Modern Hero at the Ohio Theater with Jean Muir Marjorie Rambeau Dor othy Burgess Verree Teasdale and Florence Eldridge. The powerful drama follows a financier father and circus queen mother shaping a turbulent love life and a boy born from a seduction.
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Warner Bros
Richard Barthelmess
Ohio Theater
Jean Muir
Marjorie Rambeau
Dorothy Burgess
Verree Teasdale
Florence Eldridge
Barthelmess
Cirecus
Drifteng
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