Broadway Jones Brings Cohan Tale to Cheyenne Stage
New York critics applaud George M. Cohan's Broadway Jones as it heads to Cheyenne. The story follows a once rich theaterman who incinerates his fortune, marries a social climber, inherits a gum factory in Jonesville, and is drawn into a buyout offer from the chewing gum trust. Cast includes John Webster, Ralph Morgan, Caroline Lill, and others.
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New York
George M. Cohan
Cheyenne
Broadway
Jonesville
Conn
Chewing Gum Trust
Braidway
Mr. Cohan
John Webster
Ralph Morgan
Caroline Lill
George (. Staley
Daniel Burns
Jack Pierce
Marie Taylor
Fred Maynard
Grace Morrissey
Edith Lucket
Charles H. Henderson
Dove Rodgers
Atlas Theater Night Tour Delights With Music and Comedy
A lively Atlas Theater show features Duffey, Miss Falak, Duffey's fiddle tunes, Don Churchill from California, and performers LeMaire Vance, Lowell Sevott, Davery Everson, Mr Thavey. The crowd enjoys roller skates, jokes, and harmony with local pictures and songs, ending with a fond note about a good night of real pleasure at the Alina.
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Davery
Everson
Baseball ideals preached at campus meeting
President Emor Ellot of afrvard University praised baseball as a forces for good among students at a recent gathering. He recalled a trip to the Orient and noted the sport’s rising popularity among Chinese audiences and the push to emphasize the pastime over others. The article also mentions the Federation of American Motormen with 16,000 members and a November card issue to Ventura Carbo.
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Eers
Emor
WY Ellot
Afrvard University
Ellot
Orient
Federation of American Mote
Reveileta
Ventura Carbo
Merican Vive Cupaula
Racing, baseball, and motors in early 20th century sport mix
The article notes Amos and the Island tour easing winter blues with baseball drills. It profiles Harry Payne Whitney as a racing, polo, and boxing enthusiast who admires Christy Mathewson and may back him as a club owner. It mentions Madison Mills Va brothers baseball team and Rudolph Arnold of Germany seeking U S competition with the New York City Athletic Club. It covers Ralph de Palma planning a 500 mile race at Indianapolis next spring and his drive after a near miss, plus his car rebuilding in Germany for the event.
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Harry Payne Whitney
England
Whitney
Christy Mathewson
Matty
America
Gotham
Rudolph Arnold
Mellas Club
Germany
New York City Athletic Club
Prnter
Mechael McDermott
de Palma
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolls Motor Speedway
Milwaukee
Terrific de Palma
Merz Beats Sturdevant in Frontier Club Billiards
Adolph Merz defeated city billiards champion Fred Sturdevant at the Frontier club to win the first of two championship matches. Merz secured 65 points in 2 Spointa innings while Sturdevant scored 21. the two games decide the city title with the second match set for this evening.
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Fred Sturdevant
Waterloo
Frontier Club
Adolph Merz
Sturdevant
Merz
Spointa
Reds Strengthen Pitching and Managerial Moves Noted
Fame was bitterly contested as players alternated with machine-like regularity. Merz built a lead in late innings and held it. Billy Doyle leaves St. Louis for Cleveland while John Ganzel quarrels with the New York Americans over Charley Sterrett and Hartzell. Tinker aims for a solid opening lineup with a improved Reds staff.
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Merz
John Ganzel
Rochester
New York Americans
Charley Sterrett
Hartzell
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University of Kansas
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Gender Felder
Mackmen
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Amos
Madison Mills
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Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Billy Doyle
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tinker
Reds
United States
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State Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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