Broadway Jones Showed Great White Way to Gotham
New York critics praise George M. Cohan's Broadway Jones as it travels to Cheyenne. The comedy follows a bankrupt and indebted lead who marries an older socialite, inherits a chewing gum factory, and refuses to sell as he rises to control his hometown venture. Cast includes John Webster Ralph Morgan Caroline Lill and more.
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Broadway
Jones
Gotham
New York
George M. Cohan
Cheyenne
Braidway
Jonesville
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 Review Delights With Local Talent
A lively night at the Atlas Theater features Duffey the fiddler Miss Falak Cheyenne’s pride and Don Churchill from California with strong vocal and storytelling turns. LeMaire Vance skate tricks wow the crowd while Lowell Sevott and others deliver witty humor and music for a full show.
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Miss Falak
Je Pillon de Job
Don Churchill
Boy
Cali
LeMaire
Vance
Klowell
Sevott
Baseball as a unifying force, leaders address students
President Ellot praises baseball as a major positive influence after a recent Orient trip. He notes rising popularity of the sport and its potential impact on culture. Kansas professor Dyche urges remedial game laws, defending true sportsmanship and protection of game.
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Eers
Emor
WY Ellot
Afrvard University
Ellot
Orient
Lewis L. Dyche
University of Kansas
Cnme
Racing, baseball, and leatherbound fame in early 20th century era
The piece highlights Amos aspirants to beat the cold with baseball as a report deadline nears for a sunny South invasion. It notes Harry Payne Whitney as a major sports patron in polo boxing and racing and his ties to Christy Mathewson. It mentions Madison Mills Va brothers team, Rudolph Arnold of Germany switching to New York Athletic Club, and Ralph de Palma pursuing the Indianapolis 500 with a German rebuilt car, aiming for another strong showing next spring.
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Amos
Harry Payne Whitney
England
Whitney
Christy Mathewson
Matty
America
Gotham
Madison Mills
Boauts of
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 defeats Sturdevant in city billiards match
Adolph Merz defeats Fred Sturdevant at Frontier Club in a 65 inning 2 point game to lead the city billiards championship series. Sturdevant holds three quad ion city honors and the two match series continues tonight with the first to 5 points deciding the title.
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Fred Sturdevant
Waterloo
Frontier Club
Adolph Merz
Sturdevant
Merz
Spointa
Reds Reinforce Pitching as Tinker Builds Strong Start
Fame was bitterly contested with machine-like rhythm as Merz opened a clear lead in late innings. Billy Doyle leaves St. Louis to join Cleveland while John Ganzel disputes with the New York Americans over Charley Sterrett and Rob Hartzell. Tinker anticipates a solid starting lineup and a stronger pitching staff.
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Merz
John Ganzel
Rochester
New York Americans
Charley Sterrett
Hartzell
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Chewing Gum Trust
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LeMaire and
Atins
Jimmy At
the Atlas
Red Duan
Deniss Duffey
Fornia
Davery
Everson
Darey and
Emerson
The
Atlas
Federation of American Mote
Reveileta
Ventura Carbo
Merican Vive Cupaula
Amos Skunk
Gender Felder
Mackmen
Caban
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Billy Doyle
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tinker
Reds
United States
Daily and Sunday
State Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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