Commandos Strike At Dawn at Tivoli Theater
Tivoli screens War era drama Commandos Strike At Dawn starring Paul Muni with Anna Lee Lillian Gish Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Robert Coote. Muni plays a Norwegian patriot who escapes to England with vital intelligence returning with a commando raid to strike the Nazi war machine. A short Aldrich Family segment and Universal News Reel follow. Deanna Durbin stars in The Amazing Mrs Holliday at Tivoli Thursday and Friday with songs and peril in the Orient. Also on the bill Something To Shout About with Don Ameche Janet Blair Jack Oakie and Cobinn Wright Jr includes songs and a sports reel.
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Tivoli
Paul Muni
Anna Lee
Lillian Gish
Sir Cedric Hardwick
Robert Coote
Muni
England
Headcot 2
Europe
Cedric Hardwicke
Aldrich
Universal News
Deanna
Deanna Durbin
Mrs. Holliday
Mrs. Holiday
Het
Edronna O'Brien
Moeia
San Francisco
Orient
Lake Rose
Time
Don Ameche
Janet Blair
Jack Oakie
Vaudevillian
Fighting Spirit
Boy and the Wolf
Hollywood Changes Shape as War Profits Film Making
World War II shifts the film industry toward restraint and illusion. Studios conserve resources, using clever props and breakaway sets to simulate destruction. Michael Balcon’s Next of Kin offers grim realism of raids and espionage, while Cully Richards finally breaks through after moving to New York stage success.
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Hollywood
Madrid
Britain
Michael Balcon
England
Hitler
Dieppe
Cully Richards
Richards
New York
Bob Hope
Paramount
Cully
Army
Jn Buck
Dodgers Rally To Beat Braves In Opener
Dodgers fall behind early as Boston backs come to life with four runs in the second inning but Brooklyn storms back to win 9 to 7. Al Javery struggled before Augie Galan clouted a three run homer and the Dodgers pulled ahead after trailing 7-3 entering the seventh. Eddie Joost homered for the Braves, who led 7-3 at one point and added one in the first.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
al Javery
Augie Galan
Dodgers
Braves
Ed Head
Les Webber
Eddie Joost
Rodeo To Take On Road Tour Starting May 15
Alvin M. Boost promotes the Lazy B Ranch rodeo tour with world champion stick roper Ken Rogers appearing at Reich's Ford Road arena this Sunday. Rogers, based in Frederick, last year won the South American roping title and will ride a horse billed to leap automobiles. Cast includes Frank Battie Mickey O Conner Thornie Guest Jack Boyd Art Lohr Mike Mahoney Smoky Baker Don Clem and Dink Ver. The highlight is a basketball game on horseback between Maryland and Texas teams.
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Lary B Ranch
Alvin M. Boost
Westerday
Ken Rogers
Reich
Ford Road Arena
Rogers
Frederick
Boost
Lazy B Ranch
Frank Battie
Mickey O'Conner
Thornie Guest
Jack Boyd
Art Lohr
Mike Mahoney
Smoky Baker
Don Clem
Dink
Maryland
Texas
Baseball results and upcoming NL games headline
National League results show St. Louis at Pittsburgh postponed while Philadelphia defeats New York 13 to 3 and Brooklyn beats Boston 9 to 7. Cincinnati wins 5 to 4 over Chicago. Today’s games include Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Pittsburgh also listed. A separate item notes Harold Carson of Fairfield, Pa, pleading guilty to drunken driving before Magistrate Francis J. Campbell in Emmitsburg and paying a total fine of 105 dollars with State Trooper Walter Wilt pursuing charges.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Francis J. Campbell
Emmitsburg
Harold Carson
Fairfield
Walter Wilt
Yanks Hammer Out Victory Over Athletics
New York led by farm grads Charles Wensloff and Bill Johnson defeated Philadelphia 46 to 2 to stay atop the American League. Wensloff allowed six hits. Johnson, from Newark, hit his first major league homer and drove in four runs in his debut.
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New York
Charles Wensloff
Bill Johnson
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Wensler
Kansas City
Johnson
Newark
Black
Fagan
Burrows
Swift
Wagner
Wensloff
Dickey
Silver Queen at Opera House Two Days with Stars
The Silver Queen and Rhythm of the Islands screens headline a two day run at the Opera House with George Brent Priscilla Lane and Priscilla Lane in a 1870 society plot. Bruce Cabot and William Willian star opposite Lane with added news and a Pathe reel. Also Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland appear in a return engagement The Major and The Minor plus Don Winslow and Looney Tunes cartoons. Also at the Frederick Wild Horse Rustlers with Bob Livingston and Al St John plus Valley of Vanishing Men chapter eight and Basketeers. In Boston Henry Armstrong defeats Tommy Jessup in the first round ending their scheduled bout.
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George Brent
Priscilla Lane
Eugene Palerete
Bruce Cabot
Aid
Bruce
Willian
Priscila
Brent
Pathe News
Allan Jones
Jance Frazee
Opera House
Islands
Jane Frazee
Baltimore
City of Courage
Ginger Rogers
Ray Milland
Pale News
William Boyd
Jay Kirby
Lost Canyon
Don Winslow
Coast Guard
Frederick
Wild Horse Rustlers
Bob, Livingston
al St. John
Linda Johnson
Boston
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Tommy Jessup
Springfield
Boston Garden
State Guardsmen Lose To Old Vets In Rifle Meet
Old Vets of the Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club defeated the Maryland State Guard marksmen 1402 to 1284 in the regular weekly rifle matches. A shoot-off for medal trophies followed as Maay J. Painter led the Vets with a strong pattern against KRivsey, while late arrival Capt J. E. Pet. J. boosted a modest Guards score.
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Frederick
Boston Nets Win In Ninth On Case Double And Spence Hit
Boston rallies for a 7 to 6 victory over Washington as George Case doubles and Stan Spence singles for a run in the sixth. Doerr walks, Peacock singles, Lake doubles for the tying and winning runs in the ninth. Early Wynn takes the loss. Dom Ryba gets the win with Carpenter closing. Washington outhit Boston in the loss effort.
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CL Y Fay
Sg Mogi
George Case
Stan Spence
Doerr
Johnny Peacock
Ed Lake
Boston
Washington
Sox
Early Wynn
Lewis Carpenter
Dom Ryba
Yank Terry
R. H.E
Terry
Ryba
Peacock
Wynn
Carpenter
Early
Detroit Redsocks and foes: a baseball scoreboard note
American League box scores show New York 6 Philadelphia 2 and 10 innings Detroit at Chicago, Cleveland at St Louis, Boston at Washington with Washington beating Boston. Also a deed recorded in Woodsboro district transferring 46 acres from H Frank Delaplane et al to Marvin L Hughes and wife for about $5 000.
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New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chisago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Woodsboro
H. Frank Delaplane
Marvin L. Hughes
Chicago
Bull Fighting Fan Pitcher Shocks A's in Philadelphia
Jesse Flores from Guadalajara, Mex ico, a bull fighting fan turned baseball pitcher, shines for Connie Mack's Athletics. In 34 innings he yields three earned runs, beats Boston, and impresses peers after being signed by Chicago Cubs and picked up on trial. Flores credits backyard pitching for his rapid rise.
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Philadelphia
Jesse Sandoval Flore
Los Angeles
Pugs Cows
Connie Mack
Athleticon
A’s
Flores
Chicago Cubs
Connie
Jesse Tas
Tex
Teeet
Dutch Leonard
Boston
Washington
Aellowers
Dick Seibert
Guadalajara
Jalso
Mexico
Jesse
Wolfpack Triumphs in Baker Park First Victory
The Roy L Wolfpack of City Softball edged Frederick Tron and Steel Ten 64 at Baker Park yesterday evening. After a four-run Steelers rally in the first, two costly errors by the winners opened the door for the Pack, which responded with timely hits and steady defense to secure the victory.
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Roy L. Wolfpack
Baker Park
Frederick Tron
Steel
Steelers
Shaler
Wolfpack Triumphs In A Low Scoring Home Victory
In an 11th inning finish with no runs scored, ROH and OE faced off as Wolfpack posted a 48 to 6 advantage. Esterly and Hoderick led with strong batting while Shafer and Brightwell contributed decisive plays to seal the win against FU kS.
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Wolfpack
Esterly and
Hoderick
Shafer and
Brightwell
Public sale items span homes farms and machinery
A crowded sale notice lists multiple auctions from Maryland towns on May 15 1942 and May 19 1942. Items include washing machines, dining room suites, beds, bookshelves, dairy equipment and a variety of tractors trucks coal gear and farm implements. Auctioneers Edward D Stord J Renton Forney William H Burdett Wyler Moore and others coordinate sales with cash terms.
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St. Frederica
Edward D
Stord
East i Street
Scott Key Dairy
E.W.T
Windsor
General Electric
William H. Moore
Ennion
R. Bawslus
R. Bk. Kehs
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Giants
Reds
Cubs
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Webber
Allen
Owen
Javery
Donovan
Jeffcoat
Tobin
Kluttz
Si Johnson
Jimmy Wasdell
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Trinkle
Mungo
Coombs
Berres
Mancuso
Livingston
Walker
Mueller
Haas
R. H. Chicago
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Hanyzewski
Todd
Vander Meer
Charley Kelier
Hemsley
Uncle Sam
William Clemens
AD H.ay
Keller
Yankee
Yanks
White Sox
Luke Appling
Johnny Humphries
Hal White
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Brewnhries
Thurman Tucker
OH. E
Syene
White
Parsons
Humphries
Tresh
Boston Red Sox
Bobby Doerr
Senators
Jimmy Vernor
Melvin M. Engle
Ett. Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Reid's Ford Road
Frederick, Mb
Gene Autry
Movif. Star
Simt
M. Painter
Cc. Kinsey
J. Kreimer
City Softball League
Price Bros
PMS
Teai Alee A
Ra City Opera House
Ceorce
Priscilla Brent
Lane Seoce Cabot
Iene Overman
Tweene Pallette
Daredeyvils OF the West
Tim Holt
Fighting Frontier
Pan Winslow OF the
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Amin
Keystone
Nicodemls Paint Store
Jen
Court St Prune Ate
John
Poalalysis
Montgomery County
Oelovk A. M. AK. W. Po
Carria Cood
Deering
Wilson Electric Frigidaire
J. Renton
Economy Oil Co
Luton Diamond
Itu
D-Ton International
Roy
Atwater Kent Radio
Cas
Fisher Coal Company Janatius E. Lease
Ridger
Damascus
Oliver
Syracuse
John Deere Corm
William H. Burdetts
Urner Purdum
H. Bowers
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