Arliss to Get Highest Salary in British Play
Los Angeles report states actor George Arliss will headline a British Gau-Mont production with a record high salary. Saville directs. Rufle Matre negotiated the contract as Evelyn Laye arrives for MGM’s cautious foray into a second American film.
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Arliss
Jerry Hoffman
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Wellington
George Arliss
Gau- Mont
Rufue le Matre
Victor Saville
Saville
Madeleine Carroll
Jessia Mathews
Iron Duke
Cynara
H. M. Harwood
Evelyn Laye
Metro— Goldwyn-Mayer
Vicki Baum
Oscar Hammerstein
Sigmund Remberg
Ramon Novarro
Theaters Run A Gaudy Mix of Plays and Stars
A bustling page lists reginal theater lineups and film news. It highlights the Reginih venue with Yapitics, a strange murder on stage, and a cast including Jack Onkie and Gertrude Michael. Capitol Theatre features Man and other dramas with Willam Powell and Myrna Loy. Greenbrier and Rialto stages show further dramas and comedies starring notable actors, plus Metro- Goldwyn-Mayers film news and Warner projects with Joan Blondell Barnes and Mae Clarke. Additional industry chatter covers cross-Atlantic film ties and casting twists involving Sid ney Blackmer, Edward Small, and Lewis Milestone.
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Jack Onkie
Vitor Moleglen
Gertrude Michael
Carl Brisson
Capitol
Willam Powel
Myrna Ley
Maureen O'Sullivern
Constance Bennett
Franchot Tone
Tulia Carmimat
Helen Woatley
Entertainer Sabin gains praise as Mau rice protege in film plans
Aftlean notes 1 rei to meet Charles Sabin, praised by Harry Conn as a rising figure linked to Maurice. Sabin, now connected with stars Eleanor Ambrose and Barbara Bennett, is set to debut in By Persons Unknown with Rise Ralph Bellamy and Shirley Grey. Meanwhile Leo Carrillo’s wife and daughter tour New York as Leo heads to Capitol Theatre for personal appearances after a family-led pursuit.
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Charles Sabin
Harry Conn
Sabin
Uaige
Mny
Follies
Flora-Dora
Mauries Mouvet
Charlie
Maurice
Eleanor Ambrose
Barbara Bennett
Mary Hay
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Grey
Square
Triangle
Stickup
Leo Carrillo
New York
Leo
Capitol Theater
Vira Ville
Nats and A's Tie In Ten After Long Interleague Fight
Philadelphia and Washington split a marathon ten inning game with a 8 7 finish for the A's and Nationals. Key moments include Barnes, Travis, and Johnson driving in runs, with big hits from Manush Foxx and McNair. Baseball notes show late scoring and pitching decisions, as Weaver and Bent on the mound for the winners.
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Growder
Philadelphia
Washington
Johnson
Foxx
McNair
Coteman
Higgins
Debutte
Menush
Kabel
Stone
Travis
Ersar—Johnson
Berry
Cronin
Goteman
Coleman
Schalte
Benton
Crowder
Kilne
Henson
Higgs
Havesc
Philips Ca
Gsc'rella
Weaver
Myer
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Cascarella
Schulte
Manush
Bluege
Warstler
Menuah
Phimps
Cascarelia
Foxxi Coleman
Higsips
Kuhel
Kane
Paxx
Lettom Bates
Pells
Cascarrila
Gascarclla
Gesee
Dinnen
White Sox and Browns Split First double header of Year
Chicago White Sox beat St Louis Browns 80 to 2 in the opener and saw the Browns win the second 40 to 5 at Comiskey Park. West hit a homer for Chicago while Burns and Swanson contributed in the first game.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Comiskey Park
White Sox
St. Louisans
Taiw
Rlseholder
Ainth
Burns
Swanson
Haas
Appling
Boken
Madjeski
Errars
Hemsley
Bejma
Garms
Haag
Simmont
Simmons
Apling
Madieski
Asee
Beina
Mello
Tonura
Letton
St. Louis
Giants Win Big as They Beat Braves 13–3 in New York
In a June 5 game at New York the Giants pounded eight Warneke hits through three key innings, breaking open a 3–3 tie with three runs in the third three in the fifth and three in the sixth to down the Boston Braves 13 to 3. P Dean earned the win with seven strikeouts and a balk called on him. Warneke took the loss. Umpires Hart Rigby Moran. Time Kold.
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Orsatt
P. Herman
Carges
Buckfice
Rothreck
Chicago
Bt. Louis
Warneke
Joiner
P. Dean
Mingey Dinner
Balk
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
New York Urges Broad Baseball Rally In Close Tilt
Urbanski led with 2 runs and 2 RBIs as New York beat Cantwell and the visiting team 7 to 4. Key hits came from Schumacher Jackson and Critz with Ott and Lee driving in runs, while Watkins and Terry added power. Pitching saw Urbanski work seven strong frames before Pickrel closed out the ninth.
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Pickrel
Tor
Dod
Urbanski
Cantwell
Thompson
Moore
Critz
Torry
Ort
Jackson
Schumacher
McManus
Ryan
Bins
Jordan
Terry
Ott
Lee
Urbanzki
Watkins
Heston
New York
belle—Cantwell
Cantwell A
Schumacher A
Ellin
Elliott
Bwll
Mancuso
Phillies Win Two In Late Rally Over Brooklyn
Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 11 to 5 in the opener and 5 to 4 in the nightcap as Moore won one and Smythe lost another. Key hits included Cucinello and Clancy homers for Brooklyn and Boyle and Maslin with big blows for Philadelphia. Multiple players contributed in each game with late runs and varying pitching lineups across the twin bill.
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Fuliln
A. Moore
Brooslynve
Philadephia
Runn—Boyle
Frey
Taylor
Leslie
Koenecke
Cuccinello
Bartell
Clancy
Ilien
I.” Moore
Heslin
Chican
Mr“ Vor
Stokey
Huns
Jordan
Moore
Lopez
Haslin
Lenile
Kornecke
Cuccinello A
Adlen
Todd
Bartel
Disney
J. Moore
Maslin
Boyle
Guccinello
Doutle
Jeffries
Cucelio
Gieney
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Holley
Siunga
Herring
Mungo
Hansen
Carnera Improves In Standout Training Session
Visitors including Bill Brown of the New York Boxing Commission watched Primo Carnera drill, with Brown declaring him fit and impressed by his boxing skill. The commissioner praised his mental poise and predicted Baer would not easily beat him as a future champion.
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Bill Brown
New York Boxing Commission
Brown
Carnera
Baer
Diamonds Versus Spencer Baseball Game Set Next Sunday
The Charlester Black Diamonds travel to Spencer to face Spencer on a Sunday afternoon at 2 30. A separate June 17 game is advertised by Wanted. Contact 27 383. A Panama survey on the international highway from the United States to Buenos Aires notes rentals now available.
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Charlester Black Diamonds
Spencer
United States
Buenos Aires
Two Knockouts Top A A U Card in West Virginia
Pat Schmidt of Richwood defeated Russell Jores of Charleston by knockout in the feature bout at the Ye M C A in Charleston. The bout ended in a second round knockout after a first round knockdown and close exchanges. Other bouts included Brooks Webb beating Lee Mullins by decision and Lloyd Williams defeating Clyde Lathrop, with Gene Carney stopping Okey Vannoy in the third round.
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West Virginia
Pat Schmidt
Richwood
Russell Jores
Charleston
Charles*ton
Jones
Schmidt
Bluefield
Huntington
Bobby Grant
Clarence Jones
Arthur Cox
Cox
Jores
Brooks Webb
Concord
Helms
Pickles
Dunges
Lee Mullins
Lloyd Willams
Clyde Lathrop
Williams
Gene Carney
Okey
Annoy
Frank Barnes
Bill Whittaker
Jake Stoner
Larry Pepper
Dr. R. Bi. Hamrick
Dowell Bartley
Crews Gather for Intercollegiate Rowing Meet at Poughkeepsie
Western invaders arrive as University of Washington varsity and freshman crews land in Poughkeepsie for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on June 16. Coach Al Uldrickson handles shells while rosters and potential selections are finalized. California, Columbia and Pennsylvania teams are already present. Navy expected by rail Thursday. Cornell due Sunday. Rutgers may enter freshman rowers.
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Poughkeepsie
University of Washington
al Uldrickson
Washington
Aince
California
Bob Snider
Plains
Vic Carter
Cluf Johnson
Navy
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornel
Rutgers
Nawnat
Carbide and DuPont Baseball Battle At Lawnley Field
Carbide defeats DuPont 4 to 1 at Lawnley Field in front of a large crowd. Frazier homered for Carbide as Walters, Berger, and Payne contributed runs. Pitching by Garaide and Calvert led to the win with key double plays and late defense securing the victory.
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Walters Pasuatatte
Berger
Frazier
Thomas
Payne
Giapetts
Asf Mkennae Ul
Sarnon
Calvert Bo
DuPont
Walters
Atkins
Spots
Wilson
Hunt
Willams
Fragier
Calvert
Carney
Calvers
Hoffman
Biil
Beets and Matches in Local Table Tennis Flight Schedule
A frenzied list shows numerous matches and byes in the evening schedule. Competitors include Mrs. John Reyve Mrs. Angus MacDonald Mrs. B. Coffman Mrs. Young Mrs. J. De Congleton and several others with results noted as defeated or byes in the various flights and times from 9:05 to 10:40.
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G. Geiger Vm
Mom. Muarhead
John Reyve
B. Prichaed
SR. Hyl
Angus MacDonald
Vavs, Mra
A. Avecett
Saetineey
Secona
Fught
J. B. Small
W. Hy Heywood
Nys
J. C. Smith
Sheridan
Ates
St. Dy Bilion
Rows Mibbins
G. ‘Weimer
Markit
Fits
la Bi le Pollette
C. R. O'Lenry
E. Weaver
BG. Sefferds
H. ‘Thompson
Mise Catherine Midelburg
M. G. Ziebold
Misa Louise Sheridan
New Mark Looms in Shot for Amateur Championship
The article notes opinions on past national amateur championships played here where qualifying medals totalled 142 with 3 é hole totals. It argues if the emeteurs could perform that well, the Bros dsaily should do better, suggesting optimism for Looms.
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Bros
Lowman to Play Jarrett Draggists at Starcher Field
The Lowman Dragg face Jarrett Printers this evening at o'clock at Starcher field. Most likely will send Lowman to the mound for the Draggists. An ancient metal shield two inches thick was unearthed thirty feet below the surface near Cleontars in the Irish Free State.
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Lowman
Jarrett
Starcher Field
Cleontars
Irish Free Stata
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