Only the Brave debuts Gary Cooper film with LeMaire cameo
William LeMaire, famed for Sweet William and Bad Bill, enters talking pictures in Gary Cooper’s Only the Brave at Capitol theatre today. LeMaire plays a Caucasian role with a Southern drawl in a romance and adventure story set in the old South during the Civil War era. Cooper stars as a cavalry captain who risks a dangerous mission to save the Union, meeting Virginia planter’s daughter Mary Brian as romance and duty collide.
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William LeMaire
William
Bad Bill
Phonograph Record
Vodvil
Gary Cooper
Capitol Theatre
Grant
Lee
Mary Brian
Virginia
Gary
Clara Bow Stars in True To the Navy at Capitol
Clara Bow appears tomorrow in True To the Navy at the Capitol. She plays a soda fountain girl charming sailors from nearby battleships who flock for ice cream sodas and a smile while her on ship partners are kept apart. Also featured is Miriam Seegar in The New Movie tone Follies of 1930 with El Brendel Marjorie White Noel Francis and William Collier Jr in supporting roles.
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Clara Bow
Capitol
Navy
Clara
Harry Green
Miriam Seegar
Capitol Theatre
Miss Seegar
Sher
Movietone
England
el Brendel
Marjorie White
Noel Francis
William Collier, Jr
Athletics Increase Lead In American League
The Philadelphia Athletics extended their AL lead to three games by beating the White Sox 3 to 2. Walberg started for Philadelphia but was relieved in the eighth. Welland held the champs to four hits through eight. Cleveland beat Washington 5 to 4 as Eddie Morgan homered and added a triple. The Yankees defeated the Browns 8 to 5 as Lazzeri drove in runs. Detroit edged Boston 7 to 6 after a late Boston rally. Other scores: St. Louis beat New York 8-5. Cleveland’s win trimmed the Senators’ cushion. multiple rainouts listed for other matchups.
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Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Bob Welland
Walberg
Philadelphia
Quinn
Indians
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Walter Miller
Fred Marberry
Eddie Morgan
Joe Cronin
Yanks
Browns
al Crowder
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Chad Kimsey
Crowder
Ruffing
Red Sox
Johnson
Lazzeri
Yankees
Virginia plans large athletic complex development
University of Virginia in Charlottesville outlines a major upgrade of athletic facilities. A new football stadium contract has been let, with excavation to start in days. The program includes practice fields for intercollegiate and intramural events, plus space for tennis and golf. Work aims to be ready by Thanksgiving for the North Carolina game, weather permitting.
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University OF Virginia
Charlottesville
Virginia
North Carolina
Public sale of stock from Alexander Cut Rate Drug Store
By virtue of a judgment in distress and an execution I will offer for cash the stock of goods and fixtures of the Alexander Cut Rate Drug Store at 50 South Main Street at 10 a.m. Saturday June 14 1930. Lee Barr Sergeant.
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Alexander Cut Rate
South Main St
Lee Barr
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