Rose Bowl Classic Draws Nation Amid Western Emphasis
Washington-based account notes the 1934 Tournament of Roses game pitting Stanford against Alabama as the centerpiece while Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl matchups quicken the post-season pace. The piece recalls earlier Dixie rise in prominence and debates over post-season play amidst eastern and midwestern objections.
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Stanford
Alabama
Pasadena
Golden West
East Mid-West
Tournament of Roses
DAN THOMAS NAMES 1934'S Ten Best Pictures
Dan Thomas selects the top ten US produced films of 1934 led by It Happened One Night. Also on the list are Broadway Bill Imitation of Life The Thin Man One Night of Love The House of Rothschild The Barretts of Wimpole Street The Gay Divorcee The Count of Monte Cristo and The Pursuit of Happiness.
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Dan Thomas
Wimpole Street
NEA
Hollywood
Frank Capra
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Bill
Capra
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Colbert
Loy
John Brahl
Claudette
Louise Beaver
Fredi Washington
W. 8. van Dyke
William Powell
Miss Loy
Norma Shearer
Charles Laughton
Fredric March
Sidney Franklin
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Mark Sandrich
Count of Monte Cristo
Robert Donat
Elissa Landi
Donat
Rowland V. Lee
Francis Lederer
Joan Bennett
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Alexander Hall
Henry VIII
Catherine the Great
United States
Rose Bowl Record of Tournament of Roses Games
Pasadena record lists Rose Bowl results by year with scores and teams across 1921 to 1981 including Michigan California Pittsburgh Washington Jefferson Southern California Alabama and note on service teams competing in 1918 and 1919. The entries show varying outcomes from decisive wins to shutouts reflecting early bowl history.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Pasadena
Stanford
Alabama
Tulane
Temple
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Bucknell
Lewisburg
Miami
Washington
Jefferson
Andy Smith
California
State
Brown
Cougars
Frits Pollard
Bruins
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Eddie Casey
Crimson
Brick Muller
Ohio State
Southern California
Penn State
Navy
Notre Dame
Stuhldreher
Layden
Crowley
Miller
Arroyo Seco Canyon
Ernie Nevers
Tuscaloosans
Biff Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Roy Riegel
Georgia Tech
Pittsburg
Washington State
Troy
Columbia
Cut Montgomery
al Barabas
Cardinals
Thornhill
Sopormores
Next Rose Bowl clash sees Bones Hamilton star for Stanford
A Rose Bowl appearance looms as Bones Hamilton, a standout performer, lines up for Stanford in one half of the matchup. The event centers on inspired teams facing off in a Rose Bowl melee.
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Bones Hamilton
Stanford
Hammett Faces Dilemma Over Cast in Sequel
Dashiell Hammett weighs killing a character in the sequel to The Thin Man as he crafts a murder mystery but struggles because he values all his cast members.
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Dashiell Hammett
Thin Men
Scientists Outline Moon Rocket Fuel and Weight
New calculations indicate a lunar mission would need about 20 000 tons of fuel and an overall launch weight of at least 40 000 tons to reach the moon and return safely.
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Moon
Earth
Dix Couple Waits for Stork Arrival in Home Soon
Actor Richard Dix and his wife anticipate the birth of their child, with the due date closely approaching and both excited about the upcoming addition to their family.
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Richard Dix
Caprice Espagnol schedule speed ups sparks studio contract hope
Dietrich's Caprice Espagnol finishes in ten weeks, a quicker pace than von Sternberg's usual seasons. The move aims to entice Paramount with a new contract while Die Trich stresses independence and privacy in a fast changing Hollywood.
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Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Josef von Sternberg
Dietrich
von Sternberg
Gene Raymond Cancels Contract Over Story Disputes
Hollywood actor Gene Raymond balked at studio scripts and canceled a two year three film contract with Columbia after refusing every story offered. He bought the rights to Howard Tasker's Foster biography and plans a Raymond starring film once a suitable project emerges. Paramount and RKO have since offered long term deals, but Raymond remains selective about stories.
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Hollywood
Gene Raymond
Gene
Stephen Foster
Old
Kentucky
Howard Tasker
Foster
Tasker
Raymond
Columbia
Paramount
RKO
Stage projects and star signings announced for cinema
A sound proof stage is being built near Mount Baker to film Call of the Wild interiors and exteriors. Europe reports Garbo plans a Stockholm stage production with herself as star next summer, Luisa Rainer heads to Hollywood for an MGM contract, and Lawrence Tibbett returns to the screen under a five year Zanuck deal with first production Sing, Governor, Sing set for next month.
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Mount Baker
Wash
Europe
Garbo
Stockholm
Lawrence Tibbett
Darryl Zanuck
UNC Sweeps State Championships In Four Big Sports
CHAPEL HILL Dec 29 The University of North Carolina swept the State championships in four sports and tied Washington and Lee for top honors in the Southern Conference by winning titles in indoor and outdoor baseball and in cross country along with other titles.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina Athletics
Washington and Lee
Ington and Lee
Ball
Carolina
Virginia
Tar Heels
Bac
Heels
Davidson
Duke
Tarnetters
Bunn
Bob Fetzer
Carl
Cancer cures debunked by Fishbein call for early treatment
Dr Morris Fishbein denounces cancer quack cures and serum lore. He advocates early diagnosis and surgical treatment with careful use of radium and X rays. He notes dozens of promoters and quack devices have failed to cure cancer and urges scientific testing of any claimed cure.
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American Association For the Control of Cancer
American Medical Association
Comet Appeared on 1902 Plate Before 1927 Discovery
A photographic plate from 1902 shows the Schwassman Waechmann comet, indicating the object was captured 25 years prior to its official discovery in 1927. Astronomers confirmed the archived image matches the known comet, extending its observed history.
Rollings Fatally Injured in Highland Underpass Crash
J B Rollings 68 of 183 F Street died after a Saturday afternoon accident when struck by a car driven by R W Shuskey near the Highland Avenue underpass. Rollings died at 10:30 pm after being taken by Sechrest's ambulance to a hospital. Shuskey faced slaughter charges with bond set at 1500 dollars. Rollings, born October 26 1866, leaves a widow Laura Horne and a large family. Funeral arrangements were finalized last night.
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J. B. Rollings
F Street
R. W. Shuskey
Highland Nue
Rollings
Sechrest
Shuskey
Bond
Mr. Rollings
Ocly
Albert Margaret Cardwell Rollings
High Point
Monroe
Togl
Laura Horne
Ear Rollings
Alm Fraley
Mra
Ker
Jenie Reali
Alec Rollings
Kanna Harrison
Joe
Ernest Rollings
Mise Ca Rollings
Camden
Ellen Horne
Ana Mille
Julia Rollings
Pag
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Crimson Tide
George Wilson
Mississippi
Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
Wolverines
Willie Heston
Dan McGugin
Lonestar
Calif
Miss Moore
Tullio Carminati
the House of Rothschild
House of Rothschild
George Arliss
Alfred Werker
Arliss
Barretts
Tide
Rose Bowl
Ohio
Washington and
Luisa Rainer
Washington & Lee
N. CC
Eaily
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American
Geia, the Health Magazine
Jim McCachren
Ed McRae
No Quares
Nate Andrews
Crouch
Starta
Thurman Vick
B. Rollings
R. W. Shi
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