Tivoli Offers Daily Film Delights This Week
Daily Tivoli program features the Yankee Clipper on Thursday with William Bord and Elinor Fair. Monday showcases Gene Stratton Porter's The Magic Garden starring Raymond Keare and Margaret Morris. See You in Jail stars Jack Mulhall and Alize Pay on Wednesday, Stage Madness with Virginia Valli and Lou Ta llger Tuesday, and Monte Blue in The Black Diamond Express Saturday. Short subjects include Porter film preludes, Bobby Vernon comedy, Fox News, and Pathe Review.
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Frederick
Tivoll
Gene’ Stratton
Magic Garden
Tivoli
Raymond Keare
Magaret Morris
Bobby Vernon
Fox News
Virginia Vali
Lou Telleger
the Tivoli
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Alize Pay
Helex
Warren
Pathe
William Bord
Elinor Fair
New York
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Gienn Trren
Monte Bie
AMC
Ragart West ern and Westerns Dominate Thursday to Saturday
Thursday features Jack Perrin with Staritzhi and Rex in Hi Jacking Runtlers a Ragart Western with realist Western tones plus a Mack Sennett comedy. Friday showcases Art Acord with pala in Loco Luck a booming Western drama of oil lands fast horse races and thrills then a two reel comedy. Saturday presents Fred Gilman in The Phantom Outlaw a Mustang Western White Fury in The Golden Stallion and popular comedies by Newlywed and Bahr and a Gump comedy.
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Jack Perrin
Staritzhi
Rex
Art Acord
Pala
Fred Gilman
White Fury
Tivoli Theater Features Western Dramas and Serial
Thomson stars in Don Mike at Tivoli a rugged Western adventure with stunts. Opera House shows The Buckaroo Kid with Hoot Gibson plus the serial Bar C Mystery and Big Business comedy. Maryland presents Cows Is Cows a breezy yarn with Ben Corbett. Lefty Flynn and Joe Bonomiro ride in The Golden Stallion. Also Let George Do It and an Andy Camp scream play.
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Ben Corbett
Lefty Flynn
Joe Bonomiro
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Andy Camp
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Pee Wee Holmes
Neot Aelon
Amare
Sox advance as Martinsburg defeats Maroons in tight game
In Martinsburg Maryland Aug 5 the Blue Sox beat the Maroons 43 to lift within one game of the leading club. Hamel weakened late and the Blue Sox rallied to score the winning runs as Chambersburg and Martinsburg pitchers faced off. Batterias Ha and Hortan Foreman Cavoingham Burke and Woodring contributed to the victory.
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Burker
Woodring
Giants Buy Fallis and Others From Macon Club
McGraw of the New York Giants paid Frederick 14 000 for Chick Fallis after his sensational fielding and hitting in the South Atlantic league. Fallis was sent back to Frederick at the start of 1926 and is expected to join the Giants next year. The page notes other trades involving Macon players including Crawford Jordan and Blethen, with Blethen valued at 10 000 and keeping watch for a sale as scouts circle.
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Good
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Seld
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Feily
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Likley
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Brewers Sign Several Players Amid Quiet Trade Period
Three former players were shipped to the Milwaukee club of the American Association by Philadelphia. One veteran has spent most of his career in minor leagues before joining the Brewers. Wil ling appears to be hitting well in the early games and the team shows promise in the Western circuit.
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Brewers
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Arte
Cubs tighten hold on first place as Pirates lose
Baseball roundup from Washington to Chicago reports the Cubs extending their National League lead with a 6-2 win over the Braves as Chicago pitchers Greenfield and Hogan fare well. Other scores include Washington 17, Browns 0. Reds 5, Giants 0. Pirates 9, Phillies 7. Robins 5, Cardinals 2. Babe Rath Olt homered for Detroit in a 10-run fourth inning showing, while George Burns of Cleveland nears the major league two-base hit record.
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Ike Walter Johnson
Pitching era debate with Walter Johnson echoes years past
In a long reminiscence Johnson argues today’s pitchers face more hurdles and notes more good pitchers in his era's heyday. He contrasts base running and hitting trends, praising some changes while lamenting lost features, and credits Johnson for shaping baseball’s national pastime image.
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Walter Johnson
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