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The Washington times., 1930-09-18
CADEMY BEST MOVIE PERFORMANCES FOR
PROGRAMS FOR. NEW
WEEK IN THEATERS

Pitts, Joan Marsh and Slim
Sumerville in the featured roles,
Little Accident" boasts an i'm
posing cast. Roscoe Karns,
Henry Armetta. Myrtle Steadman,
Albert Gran, Nora Cecil, Bertha
Mann, Gertrude Short and Dot
Farley are also in the cast. The
supplemental program will include
the Graham McNamee news reel,
a selected short comedy and a
travelogue film.
EARLE-''Maybe It's Love- the
first Of the new season photo
dramas woven around college ard
football. opens Friday as, the
main screen attraction. Joe e.
Brown is the featured comic and
Joan Bennett has the lead femi-
nine role. James Hall and
Laura Lee are prominent in the
supporting cast. During the ex-
citing action, which is well stud.
ded with laughs, the members Of
the 1880 All-American football
team are woven logically into
some thrilling football sequences.
The supplementary program will
consist Of Vitaphone short sub
jects and a news reel.
PALACE-"Good News" the
musical comedy success, comes to
Loew's Palace Saturday produced
by Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer as one
Of the outstanding hits Of the sea-
son. The cast includes Mary
Lawlor, Stanley Smith, Bessie
Love, Cliff Edwards, Gus Shy,
Lola Lane, Delmar Davis and
Billy Taft.
On the stage Dave Schooler ap-
pears in Happy Landing" a
Capitol Theater, New York, revue
featuring Rene Riano, star Of the
Greenwich Village Follies; Harris
and Van, Hot Harlem Steppers
and Chester Hale's Flying
Dancers. The Palace SyncopatorS
supply the music as usual.
COLUMBIA-The Four Marx
Brothers in Animal Crackers
comes as the main screen attrac
ton opening Saturday. This Is
an adoption of the George Kauf.
man stage comedy and Groucho
Harpo. Chico and zeppo are said
to have dropped two laughs q
minute into the production. II
has neither rhyme or reason to
the stroy, but is offered as non
sensical amusement by talented
clowns. Lillian Roth is prominent
in the supporting cast. On the
supplemental program viii be the
earst-Metrotone news reel, 9
selected short comedy and q
travelogue film.
GAYETY-"Step On It." is the
new vaudeville. .burlesque show
which arrives for a weeks engage
ment beginning Saturday matt
nee. In the large cast of princi
pals will be found Billy Fields
Chuck Callahan, Dolly Glenn,
Miss Joy, Larry Clark, Beri and
Boni. Buddy and Betty Abbott and
Jungles Mulhern. A snappy
chorus Of youthful dancers aids In
the ensemble numbers and the
special vaudeville feature will be
Everett'S Monkey Hippodrome.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright. 1880. Premier
CVuNfrafn Tne 1

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Sept. IS.
Free-lancing pays when an actor
works as steadily as H. B. Warner.
Contracts have been signed for
him to appear In his fourth con-
secutive picture at Fox. It will be
"Once a Sinner" an original
screen story by Gearge Middleton,
ex-Broadway playwright.
Another prominent New Yorker
is to direct-Guthric Clintic,
who is responsible for many
Broadway successes. Mrs. McClin-
tic (Katherine CornelD is winning
much homage here in her last sea-
sons vehicle, "DiShonored Lady"
It is the. first time she has played
the coast.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
OLSON TO GET
$4,000 FOR
ONE WEEK
BIZ ANDREW r. KELLEY

BIZ ANDREW b. KELLEY
out IN California the Academy
Motion Picture Arts has made
s nominations for the best work
productions shown on the
Green for the year ending July
I, 1890. From the five names
elected in each group, the full
membership viii pick one nomi-
ee for the gold medal award.
Tere are the nominations:
For the best work by an
ctreSs, nominations are for
uth Chatterten, Sarah and
on; Nancy Carroll, ''Deyil's
Ioliday":: Greta Carlo, Anna
hristie" and Romance; Norma
nearer, "Divorcee," and Gloria
jwanson, THE TreSpasSer.
Actors nominated: George Ar
SIS, "Disraeli"; wallace Beery,
Big House; Maurice Chevalie-,
Love Parade; Ronald Colman,
Bulldog Drulnmond" and Raj
.es,p and Lawrence Tibbett,
Rogue Song"
Directors: Clarence Brown,
Anna Christie; Robert Leonard,
Divorcee"; Ernst Lubitsch, Love
'arade";; Lewis Milestone, West
rn Front; and King Vidor,
Hallelujah."
Productions nominated for
wards: Western Front" "Big
Iouse," ''Disraeli," Divorce" and
Love Parade"
One year ago Warner Baxter
-or his work I'm Old Arizona"
ook first honor5.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
H. B, Warner Is Kept Busy
As Free Lance Actor

was exhorbitant, walked up
flight and got a similar office for
500.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
When The Feature Is
Shown On The Screen

FOX-Ruth Chatterton in
"Anybody's Woman" At 1907,
AIT, 4:27, 5:51, 500 and 1918
p. m. Stage show at 1888, 3:3o,
1924 and 9:24 p. m.
EARLE-John Barrymore in
"Moby Dick" At 1923 a. m,
1870. 3:25, $40, 7:25 and 9:30
p. m.
METROPOLITAN-Elsie Fergu-
son in Scarlet Pages" At 1923
a. m, 1:10, 1853, 4:35, 500, 8:08
and 9:54 p. m.
PALACE-Ramon Novarro in
Call Of the Flesh" at 11:4O a.
M, 2:10, 4:40, 7:20 and $50 p.
m. Stage shows at 1:25, 1855,
6::35 and 9:05 p. m.
RK-O-KEITH'S-Jeanette Mac.
Donald in Monte Carlo" at
1925 a. M, 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:25
and 9:25 p. m.
COLUMBIA---Greta Garbo In
Romance" at 11:15 a. M, lis,
3:25. $50, 7:35 and 9:45 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
The applaud al

Is Washington wet town or
is it the Al Smith popularity?
The fact is that the Democratic
nominee of 1928, exhibited this
week in the business of laying a
cornerstone. gets more applause
than the French fliers and the
1928 winner. Reactions noted
were from the Fox Movietone
reel. with the result alike in
downtown and n ell h b orhood
houses.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

NATIONAL--Lenore Uric will
inaugurate the 1930-31 legitimate
season In washington with PA
gan Lady," new play by VIII
liam Dubois. The production has
been directed by John D. vii
liams and Is presented by Gems
Ter and Green. Miss Uric plays
the role Of an inomorata Of Din
CO." rum runner and racketeer
whose base Of operations is a
Florida hotel. During "Dingo's"
absence two evangelists arrive at
the hotel and the girl becomes
madly infatuated with one of the
holy men. The situations which
develop are said to be thrilling
and original. Fanchot Tone Is
leading man and in the support
ing cast are Leo Donnelly, Thomas
Findlay, Elise Bartlett, Benedict
MacQuarrie, Jane Ferrell and
Frank Terry.
METROPOLITAN-George Ar
liss in the screen dramatization Of
one Of his greatest successes "Old
English" comes as the main screen
attraction opening Friday. The
Galsworthy play from which "Old
English" is adapted, is the story
Of crotchety old ship-owning ras-
cal Of Liverpool, who finds himself
on the verge Of bankruptcy and to
provide for a granddaughter en-
ters into some highly interesting
dealings. On the supplemental
program is a new Vitaphope var
iety "Roseland" introducing Ruth
Etting of the discs, Walt Disney
cartoon comedy and the Universal
news reel
FOX-Jack London's THE Sea
Wolf" will be the main screen
attraction opening Friday. This
exciting story enlists Milton Sills
as the hard, two-fisted Wolf"
Larson. Jane Keith, a newcomer
in films but an established stage
favorite. Raymond Hackett and
Mitchell Harris head the support
ing cast. On the supplementary
program will be a new issue of
the Fox Movietone news reel, Sc
lected short subjects, including
comedy, and the regular house
features.
R-K-O.KEITH'S-"T he Spoil.
ers" announced as a Paramount
special comes as the main screen
attraction opening Saturday. It
introduces in the exciting story
Of the Yukon gold country Gary
Cooper, Kay johnson, Betty Comp.
son, William Boyd, James Kirk
wood and Slim Summerville. The
Rex Beach story has been impreS
Sively filmed by Director Edwin
Carewe with the big fight scene
listed as one of the highlighted
moments guaranteed to thrill. On
the supplemental program will be
a news reel, selected comedy and
the usual short features.
RIALTO-"Little Accident" a
hilarious comedy drama made
from the Floyd Dell Thomas
Mitchell stage play, comes as the
main screen attraction opening
Friday. With Douglas Fairbanks
| jr., Anita Page, Sally Blame, Zazu
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

THERE were some who
! called Lolita wild.
For she was a taxi dancer,
and men paid to hold her
slim loveliness in their arms
while they danced to the
tunes Of a rackety jazz band.
She danced with them...
but hated their small talk,
their crude attempts at love
making. How different Phil
was, she thought. Though
he had "picked her up one
evening on her way home,
she felt somehow that he
was different from those
others.
He was wealthy, charm
ing, dangerously good look
ing. And twenty~four hours
after they had met he pro-
tested mdy1ing love for her!
But night after night she
danced with strangers-for
money! Could love bridge
the vast social gap that sep
arated them? Dare she ac>
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
Practical Comedian

Harold Lloyd walked up a flight
and saved himself $3.50 yesterday.
The comedian is doing a thrill Sc
quence on the face Of a downtown
office building. One Of the scenes
required him to come into an Of
flee through a window.
When the OCCUPANT Of the office
was approached he set a figure Of
$3.50 for rent. Lloyd toll him this
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

cept the love of man SO far removed from the
world in which she lived?
This is the theme of Vivian Grey's absorbing
new romance Dancing Partner" beginning in the
September 10Th issue of Love Story Magazine. An
enthraling novel of girl who played with fire, and
courted new love thrills. Has the modern girl the
same right aman to SOW her wild oats? Read this
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
Buys BelaseO Play

Metro-G old W yn-Mayer has
bought David BelaSco's last sea-
son hit show. cts a Wise Child"
paying $4,000 for the same.
This is now en- tour and is
scheduled to play the National
Theater Washington's birthday
week, 1881.
The picture will not be released
The Washington times., 1930-09-18

until the play has fulfilled it's
bookings. And it may never be
released unless M-G-M gets a
diluted rewrite that will suit the
Will Hays office. For tits a
Wise Child" is pretty tabasco for
movie audiences.
Lenore Ulric's play, by the way,
is said to be plenty warm. in
fact Pagan Lady" was originally
titled Heat"
Miss Uric plays the attractive
mamorata Of a racketeer and
rum runner who operates from a
Florida hotel. Two evangelists
arrive at the hotel and the lady
develops a violent crush on one
Of the reformers with some in
teresting action said to result.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
Il dare life to do its worst!!"
cried Lolita, fiery heroine of
VIVIAN GREY'S
stirring r1eeV rOVeL

thrilling story Of a gid who did
and the surprising outcomel
Eight complete stories
in Sept. 10th issue g..
"The Winner" by Ruby M.
Ayres is the enticing story Of a
girl who drew lots to decide
which man she should marry.
An unusual climax heightens
the interest Of this clever story.
"Silken Snares" by Cynthia
de Vnne is a dramatic story Of
love pitted against family pride.
Frank loved Diane, but his fam
lily objected to their marriage.
How Diane won over his tyran>
nical father makes a delightful
story.
You'll enjoy "For Love of
Him, Camilla Camps Out,
''Pinch-hitter Peggy, "a Heart
less Man, 'Love Passes By,
"Honor Bound" and Vera
Franklin's fascinating serial
"1he Street of False Steps.
Get your copy of Sept. 10th
Love Story Magazine today!
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
What are your love problems?

Suppose you fell in love with a man
and later found out he was married.
what would you dol Suppose your
sweetheart left You-how could you win
him back1 These are the kind of prob.
lens that Laura Aston Brown answers
every week in her helpful department.
FThe Friend in Need. Do you want to
be popular attractivel Whatever
problems are worrying you-Mrs. Brown
is ready to aid you at all times.
The Washington times., 1930-09-18
Comedians Next

Comedians Next
Next April will find Olsen d
johnson back in Hollywood to do
another picture for Warmers.
At present the comedians are
leaving to open a vaudeville tour
in Kansas City.
On their return, they'll share
honors with Winnie Lightner in
"Red.Hot Sinners" This is a story
of a divorcee whose two ex-l1us.
bands are trying to get q job from
her prudish fiance.
Roy Del Ruth is to direct.
Do You Know?
That Helen Twelvetrees is a
A.
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The vegetable girl just smiled and
said, Nov watch the basket on my
head. That's where I always carry 1t.
Us easy. you can see." She walked
and even tried to skip. Then shout
ed. ut will never slip. You Tinymltes
could balance one upon your heads
like me-"
"All right. I'll try It," Scouty cried.
"I1l give that basket quite q ride.
Please help me put it on my head
and l will do the rest" This was no
sooner said than done. Then Scouty
found it wasn't fun to hold a basket
that way, though he tried his level
best.
Soon Clowny shouted, Better stop!
I'm sure that baskets going to flop"
And, sure enough, the basket did! It
slipped from Scouty's head. 1t would
have landed on the ground, but Carpy
Quickly reached around and caught
It by the handle. "I'm a clever lad
he said.
He gave it to the vegetable CIR.
and with a clever little whirl. SHE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-04

The TIMES said goodbye" and she
said, Its just a trick. If you car DO
it, you are slick. I've p%racticed long
and now it never falls down to the
ground"
And then she added, well. good
day. I think I'd best be on my way"
The TIMES said goodbye" and she
went walking down the street. The
Travel Man then shouted, Come!
Just follow me and I'll find some new
sight that you have not yet seen and
it will be a treat"
Not far away they found the sight
and it pleased every Tinymite. Some
oueer-dressed men sat by a wall, as
peaceful as could be. The Travel
Man explained that they would some
times sit the live long day and smoke
their o~dd-shaped water pipes. which
all the bunch could see.
The Tinymites meet a traffic cop In
the next story.
! copyright, 1880, NEA Service, Inc
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

ba a las mujeres que Sc enamo-
ran de los toreros. iSenoras!...
iQu6 habian de ser senoras .
Mas veces clav6 la aguja en- la
tela a cuenta de elias. Ay, 81
las cogiera ALI! Hum! Las
muy atrevidas. ,QuG poluita
vergdenza habia en- ell mundo ,
No es que a ella le importase
que Currlto tuviera amores o de
jara de tener. AHA el con su gus
to, 81 10 tenia tan malo y Sc ena-
moraba de una cotorra. Aunque
meJor fuera que Sc mirara, sc
hiciera waller mas y no Sc metie-
Sc en- los que no estaban bien
en- un torero de "a altura. Lo
que indiQnaba a la senorita Ro-
clio y la movia a protestar en-
de la dignidad y deco
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

da no lie podia llevar a buena
parte. Ella lie habia dido mil We.
ces a su padre, cuya libertad '
rudeza de expression no Sc con
tenia en- miramientos, a. los tore
roS tienen que huir de las mn
.Jeres 81 no quieren exponerse A
muchos disgustos. Parecia men
tira que nm hombre tan apoca-
do, tan serio, Sc entregase aho-
ra a esa vida.
=, Waite con Dios, fila. Que
eon6ceseSe la terra en- la exa-
geraci6n! Pero 81 no lie hay tai
vida, nj ell matador las busca nj
las hace case. Els la genie auien
lie busca a el. Y ell matador no a
va a desairar. para exponerse a
un disgusto. Dice Joaquin qua
todos los dfas tiene a Ia puerta.
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

reia y lie decia burletas, que la
eXasperaban.
-CuandO ii tanto te enfadas.
motto me queries.
-GYo? iOsd!
-Maria y Jose.
No Sc traiga uste esas qua
sitas, que no me GUSTAV, Ma
puela.
No lie es guasita, fillina. lie
es la chip6, como dice Joaquin,
aunque listed no quiera.
GQu6 mania lie entraba ahora
a Manuela?, protestaba Rocio
r~abiosiIIa. 5Es que no podia in
teresarse fraternalmente, Y ma
da mas que fraternalme4te, por
el bien de Currito?
Rocio Sc enfadaba con Curri-
to porque saba que aquella vi
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

no del seXo era que hubiese mu-
jercs asi. Y Currito hacia muy
NAL, pero muy ma en- andar
con semejantes lagartonas... Y
a 10 mejor, Gquien sabe?, puede
que las p~royocara. Porque a la
vista eStaba que Currito no era
eel de antes. Miren el mosquito
muerta, como sacaba los pies
del plato! 81 ella fuese madre o
hermana de Currito, la oirla.
! Naya 81 la oiria!...
"Ha de saber usted-escribi6
un dia a don Ismael-que Gu
rrito So hd yuelto otro. Ahora lc
pUsiouen las senoronas. Y 81 Sc
deJa querer, y va comprendera
listed que ) no esta bien, por-
que Sc eXpone a tropezar con u
ma mujer mala, que lie puede sor
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

Der ell $3.50, por no tener quien
lie aconseje. Debia listed deci.
lie algo".
Me he redo mucho y me he
.alegrado mas-la contest6 al
manzor"-con 10 que me di-
ces de Currito."
iPor d6nde salia el senior Gu
IA i VamoS hombre, 81 todos e
ran iguales. 81 ella fuese gobier
no haria una.
i No teneis ustedes que CO.
ser en- su casa? HoIgasanasl
Y daba al pedal con tanto al
re que la maquina salia dispara
da, cual 81 tuviera prisa de He
gar antes, hasta que la aguja
saltaba, aumentando la rabieta
de la "Munequilla."
Manuela gozaba oy6ndola, Sc
La gaceta., 1930-01-20
BOXEO
PRIMO y PELEA-
RA Ell PROXI3fO WEIR
NFS

New York, Enero 20.-Pr-
no Carnara hara 81 primera
presentation el yiernes, en- ell
Madison Square Garden, tenien
do de rival a Big Boy Peterson,
dc Minneapolis.
FL gigantic i.aliano e va uno
de los hombres mas populares
de New York y todos los dias
se lena d curiosos el gimnasiC
,donde haze 81 =ntretenimiento.
Esperase que su pelea sea Ia
nota pugi,istica mas in.eresante
de la semana.
Combatira en- Ia semifinal. a
diez asaltos, el negro Larry
Johnson, de Chicago. que re-
c~ientemen,e "acostara" a Joe
Sekyra. Fred Lenhars Sc nom
La gaceta., 1930-01-20
sera 81 oponente de Big Bill
Hartwaeli, de Kansas City.
LA PANTERA DE PAINE =
TO CONTRA EDDIE FRS
60

A beneficio de la banua de
Itambores y cornetas de la Le-
.gi6n Americana, que este ano
conquistara los honores en- la
convention de Palm Beach, Pc
learan esta noche en- la Arena
del CircuIo, eI siciliano Eddie
Frisco y el tampeno Joselto
Rodriguez, tambien conocido
por Young RUSSELL y la Pan
terra de Palmetto.
Para la Pantera, que en- las
dltimas semanas ha rehecho su
cartel con oportunas victorias,
no sera facil ell cOmbate con ell
rudo italiano, que junta su ha-
.bilidad con rapidos movimien-
tos de codos y cabeza.
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

Jimmy Maloney, que Sc dice
! peleara en- Miami con Pauline
Uzcudun, esa compromctldo a
Latirae 81 viernes, en- cl Madison
Square Garden, con Armanl
Emmanuel, el aboRado hcbrep
de California.
Johnny Risko, el "hombre de
gonna, peleara hoy en- CIeye-
land con el italiano Ricardo
BertazzolC.
En- la presente semana dos
campeones defenderan sus CO.
ronas, Bat Battalino, campe6n
de peso de puma, "protegerl''
la suya contra Lew Massey, de
Filadelfia, y Jackie Fields, cam
pe6n de peso "welter", contra
Vicente Dundee, hermano del
excampe6n.
FL espanol ALI Ros tendra de
contrario esta noche, en- New
York, a Young Terry, de Tren-
ton, New Jersey.
Manana, en- la Arena Broad
way, el italiano Arthur De Kun
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

de quedarse como regulares, d.
los I3 que permite Ia liga. u
los antiques reguIares dice H,
chens que eIiminara a tres, sin
los rebajados. Las reglas de Ia
liga del Sureste imponen qu2
solo 10, de los - jugadores d :.
ano anterior, puedan ser con-
servados.
Los jugadores que Jertene.
cen a los Smokers" y que re-
g~lesaran en- Ia temporada de
practicas son los siguientes !:
Guerra, catcher; pitcher, APP
.pleson, Walker, Alvarez = Ket-
chum; infielders, Durham, Bus
kerry, Cueto, Griffith y Barney
May; outfielders, Braley. Smit,.
y Singleton,
Los rockies" conque ,uenta
.el manager Kitchens son pro-
metedores-seg1n su8 palabras
y espera Ilenar las vacantes
con buenos prospectus.
La tempOrada de practicas
romenzara prontamente, espe-
rando Kitchen tener a todos To-
Jugadores presentes, sobre TODD
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

81 infield, "a que A propone es-
coger para tercera entire Cueto,
Nay Griffith, que tendran CO.
no aspirante para empujarlos
a los recJu as HoIson0ack :
Cops.
FL mencionar q Cueto nueva-
mente en- Ia Asta de los que pue-
den 4uedar faera, nos da Ia idea
de que tendra nueyos contra
-iempos para ingresar en- los
Smokers.
Del CLUB De Ia Habana no re
dice NADIA y Drobablemente tam
POGO sc dira, a juzgar por el
POGO enusiasmo que despierta
q ingresar en- liga del Sureste.
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

dc casa diez Q doce automobiles
de otros senores que van a bus
earle y Sc pelican por llevarselo.
Era verdad. La Afici6n esta-
pa loca con sus dos toreros. Re-
vivian los tiempos de ardimien
TO de Lagartijo y ..F,uscuelo.
Dentro y fuera de la plaza re-
man los aficionados una empe-
nada bataila de amor propio, on
Ia que acaso no Sc peleaba tan
e oor Ell idolo como por tener
caaa cual raz6n sobre los de-
mas Be oividaban los terminus
dc eortesia en- las discusiones,
SIN mirar respetos.
i USED no entiende de es-
to una. palabra!
Era un afan loco de sunrA-
maeia- No bastando los triunfo.
La gaceta., 1930-01-20

Carrera pudiera devolrerlos al
banco, como Is devoIvfa, en- ST.
cesi6n continuada, despues de
ser puestos 'tout" On faciles Ian
ICES 0 ponchaos, de los que su-
mo cinco en.re los mas furibun
dos rompecercas.
Panke, Grandio, Chez Her
inandez, Joe MeIena ) Con.re-
.ras. de los que nosotros conoce-
mos como sobresalientes ) a.
Iggnos de les cuales son todav.s
considerable como professional
les, Sc le enfrentaban q Care
"a con resuIsado nulo. In buen
batazo atrap6 Casares que hu-
sierra resU.cado un tr;bey por
10 menos; pero a parte de este,
cjnco hits en- nueve innings ! j.
na carrera gracias a UT nal tire
de IA primera base, fue .odo el
record de los cenderos. Los tele-
fonistas, por 81 contrario. CO.
menzaron a castigar a Drew
desde e segundo inning y Guam
do s. des 5aneci6 el hume de la
p6lyora tenlan cuatro carrie
ras Y nueve hits. Tn solo error
cometieron tambien los De
Mas Brothers" debsdo al cat
cher Confreras.
La anotaci6n por ent ada
del programa, Andrew Gen.
contra 81 aventurero Kid Ar
m~andi,o; Young Gregory con-
ira Baby Manuel Y Eddie Can
celia contra Dan Buckley.
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BASE BAIL
LA NOVENA DE Los SMOK-
Frs PARA 1880

Cnicamenta dos jugadores Sc
echaran de menos en- el team
del Tampa Smokers cuando
el Dr6ximo aho inauguren Ia
temporada. Estos dos players
son, Ia segunda base Homer FL
zell, magnifico fildeador que pi-
do 81 Unconditional release,
y 81 pitcher Wally Brush, que
fu6 vendido a los Gigantes.
En- cambio, el manager Xii
chens, con Ia firma de dos juQ4-
dores mas que lie enviaron su8
contracts q sabado, cuensa con
% para escoger los que habran
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Los DE-
RROTAN AL "TRABCCO"
DE MAS BROS.

Con e diminao dibujante
C~arrerita. en- el box, los telefo-
nistas, aver en los terrenos de
Mac FarIane Park. Sc anotaron
IL primer victoria de IA .empo-
rada sobre los chmpions del a.
10 pasado: Mas Bross 3. 3. c.
Tn yerdadero ''trabuco' pre-
sentaron los tenderos, parecien-
do impossible que el diminuto
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Betancourt.S Stolen bases-Con-
treras, Espolita, Casares, FRS
kie. Bases on balls-Off Carrie
"a. 2: of Drew, ?. Struck out
b Carrera, 8; b. Drew, 6.
UmpiTe-Fernandez and King
Iime-I 80.
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HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
1uenas Primeras Hipotecas. Lila
ne al t%elefono NJ 52172, des-
Hu6s de las 5 p. m, o veanme
N la Gale 9 No. 2918.
P. V. Lopez.
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CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
ALL DID,

. oelque Ie pIca?-pfegun-
70 socarrona la picard de la ia.
bernera.
"A mi? lPor que?
-iY luego, 81 no le va nj le
viene, por que Sc me enfada?
70 no me enfado. Nj me
importa que Currito Sc enamore
de una siguena Para q toda, Y
que le aproveche. Lo que 20 di-
go es que ESQ no son senoras.
Luego, mientras COSTA, execra
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bra el oponente escogido para
Larry.
Add Warren, dc North Ca
.rolina, figura en- el cartel, con
ora Buck Waeyer, de Kansas.