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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1934
Page
3
The program lists Monday to Wednesday features Roman Scandals Souvenir Manhattan Fance with Eddie Cantor Novelty Melody Master at Paramount News. Thursday only She Done Him Wrong with Mae West. Friday Saturday Eskimo Native Cast and Paramount News.
A sequence of upcoming showings runs through the week featuring stars William Powell and Bette Davis in Fashions of 1934 and Babes in the Woods with a Walt Disney Technicolor cartoon. Other screenings include Berkeley Square with Leslie Howard, Hollywood News Reel, Little Boy Blue, West of the Divide with John Wayne, Pirate Treasure serial, World Changes with Paul Muni, Red Dee with Warren William and Jean Muir, and Strawberry Rican with Ken Maynard and Ruth Hall plus various shorts and newsreels.
Monday and Tuesday feature Chas. Par rel and Wynne Gibson in a comedy version of Three Little Pigs. Wednesday shows Zane Grey with Randolph Scott in Heritage of the Desert plus Gordon of Ghost City and a novelty. Thursday and Friday bring Spencer Tracy in The Mad Game with Reed of the Order and Mystery Squadron plus a Scrappy Cartoon.
William stars as a charming rascal who flirts with his nurse and other women after being expelled from medical school. Jean Muir plays the nurse with Kathryn Sergova as an opera singer rival in love in this First National drama at the Rialto for two days, offering a blend of drama and humor.
Paramount schedules a one day engagement of Mae West in She Done Him Wrong the sensational film that boosted her stardom. West, famed as actress writer singer and novelist, stars in the title role after writing the story herself.
The hearing before the clerk of superior court in the division of the Ferd Ecker estate, the High Point businessman's property, was continued in Greensboro on March 31. The case concerns the war of the division of the left by the late Ferd Ecker.
Opening Thursday at the Carolina theater Fox Film releases The Mad Game for a two day engagement. Spencer Tracy stars as an ex gangster who is double crossed and jailed for five years then helps wipe out a kidnapping ring to rescue two victims. The program also notes a will hearing involving Mrs Clementine Loose and Mrs Elisabeth Kalte as executrices.
Paul Muni stars in The World Changes at the Rialto for a Monday and Tuesday engagement. The Warner Bros. feature follows a Dakota pioneer who rises to industrial prominence with a cast of twenty eight notable players including Aline MacMahon Mary Astor Donald Cook and Patricia Ellis. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy the film promises grand period drama and strong performances.
Charles Farrell and Wynne Gibson star in the RKO comedy drama Aggie Appleby Maker of Men at the Carolina on Monday and Tuesday. Farrell plays Adoniram Schlump who comes to the city and is schooled by Aggie to fight family ties. Aggie, a modern hardened heroine, guides the plot in a fresh underworld tale praised by critics.
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate essay explains Easter's roots in Jewish and Christian worship, the Resurrection as triumph over sin, and the season's symbolism of sacrifice and joy. It recalls Lent, historical dating debates, and personal memories of Easter lilies and family observances.
Six High Point men attended the annual central region convention of the B Y P U at Watts Street Baptist church in Durham with 900 delegates from Beulah Central Flat River Johnston Mount Zion Montgomery Piedmont Raleigh Sandy Creek Tar River. Rev Charles L Gillespie of Oxford presided. election kept him as president.
The note argues that owners see value in paying the higher manufacturing cost for better performance and durability. It emphasizes long term efficiency and potential savings despite upfront expense.
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