Warners Push New Pictures In Hollywood Plans
Hollywood June 21 Six million dollars will be spent at Warner Brothers before Sept 1 as Harry Warner pushes immediate production of stories. James Cagney and Pat OBrien arrive to star in With Dirty Faces while Brother Rat Juarez and Dodge City move toward start dates. Heart of the North a technicolor epic with Margaret Lindsay and Anita Louise is in preparation as Warner emphasizes rapid output.
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Anita Louise
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Studio market pressures and star pair's screen future
The note discusses big film studios facing weak demand and the impact of reissues on jobs and theater attendance. It cites Warner and MGM leaders urging a strongest effort to attract audiences while addressing fan letters about Jeanette Macy Donsid and Nelson Eddy. It also covers Lew Ayres signing a long term MGM contract and casting changes around the film projects.
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Jeanette Macy Donsid
Nelson Eddy
M-G-M
Jeanette
Nelson
New Orleans
George O'Neill
The Virginian Holiday Showings With Stars and Shorts
Cinema listings show The Virginian with Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant Doris Nolan Lew Ayres Edward Everett Horton plus Have You Got Any Castles color short and news. Hearse Blockade features Henry Fonda Madeleine Carroll with Newsreels.
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Cary Grant
Doris Nolan
Lew Ayres
Edward Everrett Horton
Henry Fonda
Madeleine Carroll
Screen Varieties
Movietone Ntewss
Louis Schmeling Fight Broadcast at Yankee Stadium
New York prepares for the Louis Schmeling heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium with an open-air show expected to draw 80,000 fans. Bets favor Schmeling at 1 to 2, while Louis trails at 17 to 1. weigh-ins scheduled and radio networks WEAF WJZ NBC CBS set to cover the event and related programming.
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Iowa
Louis Favored By Experts In Antwerp Showdown
Newspaper critics and betting men prefer Louis in the anticipated match while Schmeling holds the weapons and poise that powered a 1986 triumph. Schmeling, two years older yet sharp, seems undiminished. Max aims to join elite ex-champions, while the state athletic commission rejects Schmeling’s manager’s reinstatement plea and denies Louis’s request to use Chicago gloves.
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Chicago
Local leagues and matchups list for midseason games
Readable lines show several baseball style pairings and league notes including St. Lewin at Roster Cincinnati at New York Fittauueghef Benexist Chicago at Philadelphia Americas League Nee Mork at Girveland Philadelphia at Ste Leuln Honton at Detroit Washington at Ghirags Middle Atlantic League Evie at Kanawha Park 48 Johnstown at Cortsworth Canton at Daxton Akron at Speingtlet Kanawha Valley League Malt cn Pritchard Arian Others mat pedertaled
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Canton
Daxton
Akron
Races and Entries From Pony Turf Return One Card
Summary of a chaotic horse racing page listing race numbers, horse names such as Li wé miles Thm and The Queen, owners or handlers like Muleman Company and P. Ryan, odds and purse figures including 460 and 3359.60, with multiple race levels and claiming notes. The text records several horses, riders, and race results across live events, without complete coherence.
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Whetly
Weathey
Anderson
Aisatan
King Carl
Muleman Company
Rishi
Sear
Prines Toren
C. Land
Bel Hepeir
P. Ryan
the Queen
G. Bouth
Alaran
Sills Sexon
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Closed Tennis Contests and Pairings Listed
In Charleston and surrounding towns players and matches are listed from the ongoing closed tennis event. Names include Charewun Herbert Stanstusy Recklivs Sedong Murphy and others paired against Robert Skinner Everett Perkins Mahood DeVol Wilkinson Behlacht and more across Parkersburg Montgomery Huntington and Charleston venues.
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Recklivs
Sedong Murphy
Charleston
B. F. Arkie
Wheeling
Ors
WO. Keller
Bouin Charleston
Charlee
Midelburg
Charlesing
E. Holcombe
Dick Perry
Nitto
Robert Skinner
Rom. Heston
OL Reuter
Smith
Beckley
WP. Kraus
Jesse Bilcot
Parkersburg
Everett
Dreron Patsont
Huntington
Beer
Wiley Scores Victory in Rock Lake Softball Clash
John C. Wiley softball team defeated Atlantic Greyhound 12 to 2 at Rock Lake yesterday. Wiley’s squad produced 16 hits while Atlantic Greyhound managed four. Rock Lake pool free passes will be awarded to players who hit home runs in future Charleston Softball league games.
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Rock Lake
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Rock Lake Pool
Charleston
Calvary Loses 3-0 in Y Church Softball at Black's Field
Calvary suffered a 3 to 0 defeat to Humphrey in a Y Church league softball game played yesterday at Black's Field. All scoring occurred in the third inning.
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Kelley Shuts Out White Sox for First 1938 Victory
CHICAGO June 21 Harry Kelley the Washington pitcher acquired from Philadelphia last month, pitched a six hit shutout to defeat the White Sox. Output shows details of runs and fielding, with Ferrell Lee Algnes Knott Schlader and others noted in the lineup. In St Louis Oral Hildebrand limited Philadelphia to five hits as the Browns won 5 to a.
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Redlegs Narrow Lead as Cubs Top Phillies 4-1
Righthander Jim Turner earns his seventh win of the season as the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 1. Turner's relief effort, aided by solid work from Redlegs and Hartnett, Green and Davis in the late innings, preserves the Cubs' advantage in a tense matchup.
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Senators Ducks Again Break Even in Split Series
The Senators split a doubleheader with the Dayton Ducks, losing 3-0 in game one then winning 6-2 in game two. Red O'Malley was out with a broken finger on his throwing hand, expected to miss the next two weeks. Lefty Rager pitched seven strong innings for Dayton, and Charleston’s offense broke a 20-inning scoreless streak with timely hits, while Dayton’s ninth-inning rally fell short.
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Weiland
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Erie Here Tonight in Kanawha Park Opening Series
Erie Here Tonight will host the Erie Sailors to start a new series at Kanawha park with game time listed as eight o clock. The Sailors return Thursday and Friday, then Johnstown opens at Kanawha park. Watt Fowell announced two special broadcasts detailing the Louis Schmeling fight in New York. Lefty Devine, arriving yesterday, may make a start against the Sailors tonight.
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Hoblitzell Wins and Charleton Player Domination
In the report, Hoblitzell wins continuing from page three while Mrs Marie Gleger of Charlestown tops the field with the most three point shots. In the second flight Mrs W Ross Jackson of Huntington posts the low net score of 103.
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Charleston
W. Ross Jackson
Huntington
Lizena Beats Opponents in International Tennis Action
Enson of Australia defeated by Lizena 6-1 3-6 6-3 while Helen Jacobs recovered from an arm injury to drub Mary Whitmarsh 6-0 6-1. Gracyn Wheeler defeated C M Burrows 6-3 6-0 and Alice Marble beat Mary Cootes 6-0 6-2. Bundy and Palfrey Fabyan advanced, Bundy routing Phyllis Morrison 6-2 6-2 and Fabyan defeating G Enger 6-1 6-3.
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