Fury of the Jungle and The Chef At Majestic Theatre
Ruth Donnelly appears in How es TSEATERS Bendell and the film The Chef at Majestic Theatre. Wynn recalls rough shoots and a bear fight while Fury of the Jungle at Court Theatre earns praise for Donald Cook Peggy Shannon and Toshia Mori. The piece highlights actors, roles, and behind the scenes challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COURT
Donald Cook
Peggy Shannon
Alan Dinehart
Harold Huber
Toshia Mori
Dudley Digges
Fredrik Vogeding
Clarence Muse
Columbia
Roy William Neill
Horace McCoy
Ethel Hill
Dore Schary
Stephen Goosson
Grover Sets Ohio College Basketball Practice After Losses
Grover officially opened basketball practice at Ohio University as four of last year’s five Buckeye Conference champions graduated. Center Beanie Berens returns as cornerstone, with veterans Beichley Byham George and Henry plus freshmen Moon Russell Stewart May Schmidt in mix. Bobcats outline a 15 game schedule starting December 12 at Bliss College, with ten Buckeye Conference foes and one non conference date versus Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
B. T
Butch" Grover
Ohio University
Buckeye
Harold Brown
Roy Mills
Shadel Saunders
Harry Lackey
Grover
Beanie Berens
Lancaster
Berens
Perk Beichley
New Lexington
Mills
Ed Byham
Meadville
Roy George
Canton
Bob Henry
Cleveland
Sammy Seigel
Brooklyn
Bill Fogelsong
Mason
W Va
Howard Moon Warren
Jim Russell
Stewart
George May
Ashtabula
Bill Schmidt
Columbus
Bob Herrick
Elmira
N. Y
Schmidt
May
Bobcats
Bliss College
Marietta
Suit Against Baer Settled for Cash
The $250000 breach of promise suit filed by Olive Beck of Liverpool California against Max Baer was settled out of court for a substantial sum. Clifford Russell Baers attorney said Baer will have to fight several rounds to make it up. The case arose from a boyhood romance.
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Sacramento
Cal
U.P
Max Baer
Lothario
Baer
Clifford Russell
Olive Beck
Livermore
Welling Tops Scorers as Ohio College Football Standings Update
Jerry Welling leads scoring with 6 points for the season among Ohio college players. Dave Samuelson of Case rises to second with eight points in the latest game. Samuelson has 52 points, Len Fertig of Miami sits third with 48, while Lawrence Thomas of Findlay and Stan Lewis of Miami each hold 43. Samuelson also has the most points after touchdown with 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Welling
Ohio
Dave Samuelson
Case
John Carroll
Samuelson
Len Fertig
Miami
Lawrence Thomas
Findlay
Stan Lewis
White Sox bid for Earnshaw falls short of A's
Chicago White Sox owner J. Louis Comiskey says cash offers have been made for George Earnshaw and other players, but Connie Mack has not accepted any bid. He promises immediate public announcement once a deal is completed.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago White Sox
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Earnshaw
J. Louis Comiskey
White Sox
Rush Work on New Building at McArthur
Floodlights are in place to support three shifts on the new CWA project in McArthur started last Friday after approval was telephoned. A new county office building is the Vinton County project funded from donations by the McArthur Civic Club and funds from the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
CWA
Vinton County Project
Post-Season Letdown Might Be Cause of These Outbursts
Henry McClemore contemplates how post season disappointment spurs vented outbursts across sports. He jokes about judges at a bicycle race, cross country, boxing pundits, Rose Bowl prospects, and potential player trades. He cites Vince Lopez, Tomm y Loughran, and Giants star Blondy Ryan while musing on team balance and pitching depth.
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Aweigh
Vincent Lopez
Lopes
Tommy Loughran
Tommy
Gandhi
Johnson
Hugh
Blondy
Ryan
Giants
Bill Terry
Willaman Defends OSU Football After Michigan Loss
Sam Willaman spoke at the University Club in Cleveland defending his Ohio State team after the 13-0 loss to Michigan. He noted OSU’s strong record against the Wolverines, defended the double wingback system, and stressed that players come first, then school and public.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Wolverines
Sam Willaman
Ohio State University
University Club
Ohio
Willaman
Army
Pittsburgh
Duke
Colgate
Stanford
Big Ten Coaches Select All Star Grid Aggregate
Western Conference coaches name the first and second teams for the all Big Ten grid. Lund and Wistert are unanimous first team selections, Bernard Schammel and Purvis gain nine of ten votes, Beynon is listed at quarterback, with several stars from Michigan Ohio State Iowa and Purdue earning spots.
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BIG Ten
Chicago
United Press
Petoskey
Michigan
Larson
Minnesota
Wistert
Rosequist
Ohio State
Schammel
Iowa
Gallus
Bernard
Beynon
Illinois
Lund
Laws
Purvis
Purdue
Purvie
Canzoneri to Meet European Champion Locatelli in December
Tony Canzoneri the former lightweight king will fight Acleto Locatelli European lightweight champion in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on December 15. Billy Petrolle begins training for a 10 round title bout with Barney Ross at the Coliseum on December 6.
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New York
U.R
Tony Canzoneri
Kid Chocolate
Acleto Locatelli
Italy
Madison Square Garden
Billy Petrolle
Pioneer Gymnasium
Barney Ross
the Coliseum
Michigan names Everhardus M V P on undefeated team
Herman Everhardus of Kalamazoo was voted most valuable player by teammates on Michigan’s undefeated Big Ten championship team. Other vote recipients included Francis Wistert Charley Bernard and Fred Petoskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Herman Everhardus
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Francis Wistert
Charlie Bernard
Fred Petoskey
Kiwanis Meeting Held at Perry Hotel
Twenty five Kiwanis members attended the Monday night meeting at the Perry Hotel. Two guests, Carl Summers of Jackson and L. B. Frank of Athens, were present.
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Perry Hotel
Carl Summers
Jackson
L. B. Frank Athens
Seven Colleges Represented on All-Eastern Team
Seven eastern colleges are listed on the United Press all-Eastern football team for the season. Pittsburgh Army Fordham and Columbia share two players each, Holy Cross Princeton and Navy supply the remaining three, with coaches and writers tallying selections.
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New York
United Press
Pittsburgh
Army
Fordham
Columbia
Holy Cross
Princeton
Navy
Skindang
L.B
Jablonsky
Army del Isola
Fordham Zabriskie
R.G
Navy Marvey
B.T
Nely Cross Mata
K.E
Columbia Montgomery
Columbia Beckier
Danowski
R.hw
Fordham Weinstock
Jablonsky and Zabriskie
del Isola
Montgomery
Buckler
Weinstock
Pitt
Izzy
Hanley to select Midwest players for East-West game
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley will pick eligible Big Ten and Notre Dame players for the East-West All-Star charity game at Kezar Stadium San Francisco on New Year's Day. Seniors and non dual-sport athletes only. Potential invitees include Bernard Den Gallus Jones Tenner De Vere Laws Everhardus Lukats Riley.
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Evanston
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
Hanley
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Midwest
Bernard
Michigan
Den
Minnesota
Gallus
Ohio State
Jones
Indiana
Tenner
de Vere
Laws
Iowa
Everhardus
Lukats
Riley
Buckeyes to Play Two-Game Series With Southern California
Ohio State Athletic Director L W St John announced a home and home football series with the University of Southern California starting in 1937. The first game will likely be at Ohio Stadium.
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Buckeyes
S. California
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State
University of Southern California
L. W. St. John
Ohio Stadium
Southern California
University of California
St. John
Colgate
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Record Crowd Attendance Rises Across Intercollegiate Games
A United Press survey shows higher attendance at major college football games across regions in 1933 despite lower ticket prices. Harvard and Fordham posted gains in the East, Northwestern and Michigan, Ohio State drew large crowds, Southern California and UC Irvine reported increases in the West, and Southern states like Georgia and LSU also show growing gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
United Press
Albany Ring Program Promises Action Packed Card
Albany hosts a Thursday boxing and wrestling show at the Opera House with Charley Polsin facing Jack Shelton in a two hour wrestling match and Hank Young meeting Ross Ackley in a 14 215 pound boxing bout. Jackie Featherston opposes Jim Maneass in a six round bout while Maness from Charleston challenges Featherston. Tarzen meets Cliff Midoff in a one hour wrestling match and Rex Ice faces Teddy the wrestling bear in a 15 minute sideshow.
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Albany Opera House
Charley Polsin
Albany
Jack Shelton
Columbus
Polsin
Shelton
Hank Young
Pomeroy
Ross Ackley
Jerseyville
Jackie Featherston
Stewart
Jim Maneass
Maness
Charleston
W. Va
Duke University
Tarzen
Cliff Midoff
Rex Ice
Teddy
Gabriel Pincelli
Chauncey
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Majestic Theater
Samson
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Hollywood
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Cecheteentepen
Bliss
BOS
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Goodyear
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Aelly
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Hte Mer
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Iestie
Welling
T Pathy
Toledo
I! Samuelson
Cane Sence Fertig
Lewis
Thomas
Baharic
Baldwin-W
First National Comedy Riot
Joan Blondel
Glenda Farrell
Guy Kibbee
Frank McHugh
Eddie Duchin
Rush
Henry McClemore
Tam
Canzoneri
Carnera
Navy Band
Henry McLemon
Harvard
Wisconsin
St. Mary's
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Utah
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
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Athens
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