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...their first match of the season, the 1934 golfers lost to Exeter by the score of 7 to 2 at Exeter yesterday. The summary: M. F. Health '34 defeated Barber, Uup, eighteenth hole; Uullman defeated G. P. Bentz '34, 2 and 1; Wilson defeated H. D. Dorsay '34, 1 up, twelfth hole; Freeman defeated E. H. Taylor '34, 2 and 1; Williams defeated Bradley Collins '34, 2 and 1; T. D. Sullivan '34 defeated Warren, 1 up, twenty-third hole...
...eight men who will make the trip to Exeter tomorrow are as follows: Bradley Collins '34, H. D. Dorsay '34, M. F. Heath '34, G. P Hentz '34, William North '34, T. D. Suilivan '34, J. T. Summers '34 and E. H. Taylor...
Victor McLaglen's latest contribution to the all-talkie, all-sexy form of dramatic art is "On the Level", now showing at the B. F. Keith's Memorial Theatre. The virility of Herr McLaglen is very adequately balanced by the Misses Fifi Dorsay and Lilyan Tashman. Between these three, the iron workers Union, and Palisades Park, the director has managed to turn out a fairly amusing picture...
Miss Tashman contributes some highly insinuating sex appeal which was rivaled by the considerable expenditure of the same commodity by Miss Dorsay. Mr. McLaglen himself plays a rather negative part in the midst of these pyro-technics, but he manages to come through in the end with his good humor and incidentally the fifty thousand dollars...
...Walsh is said to have thought up the story while he was riding in an airplane. Typical gags: "You must have a sweetport in every heart"; "coal miners" used instead of "gold diggers"; Swedish seamen interrupting Victor McLaglen as he pours out his heart in passionate metaphors to Fifi Dorsay...