Broadway Film Listings at Carolina Rialto Variety
A dense wall of 1930s film listings covers Broadhurst and Carolina venues with multiple titles. Profiles include Western star anecdotes, comedies by Olsen and Johnson, and reviews noting mature audiences. Casts feature Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Doris Lemons, and John Wayne among others.
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Country Gentleman
Republic
Broadhurst
Ralph Staub
Ole Olsen
Chic Johnson
Joyce Compton
Liles Lee
Pierre Watkins
Olsen and Johnson
Wildcat
Nick Grinde
Jean Muir
Warren Hull
Gordon Oliver
Carlyle Moore
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Dirt Mack
Wright Gost
Gene Autry
Kay Mughes
Smiley Burnette
Max Terhune
Charles Jude
Carolina
Irving Cummings
Herbert Marshall
Ruth Chatterton
Simone Simeon
Constante Collier
J. Baward Bromberg
Oisie Dunbar
Ladislaus Fodor
Man I
Marry
Universal
Ralph Murphy
Doris Nolem
Michael Whalen
Chic Sale
Nigel Bruce Ale
Crash Dongvan
William Nigh
Jack Hott
Joan King
Nan Gray
Eddie Acuff
Warner Bros
Rialto
William MacGaern
Rose Alexander
Heverly Roberts
Joseph Dewthorn
Paul Craets
SKY Parade
Paramount
O the Lovering Coat
Jimmie Allen
William Gargan
Katherine DeMille
Keng Taylor
Grant
Ras Viewes
Grand Jury
RKO Radio
al Rovell
Fred Stone
Louise Latimer
Owen Davis, Jr
Marty Beresford
Harlem And Cabin In Cotton Travel To Christmas
Harlem and cabin in cotton lure farm Negro travelers during holidays as southbound trains fill with Harlemites heading home and northbound lines bringing kin. H A DeButts notes peak pre holiday traffic, sometimes adding four to six coaches as crews handle unpredictable crowds. The season yields the most enthusiastic customers for the Southern railway across the network.
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Charlotte
Harlem
South Carolina
H. A. DeButts
Southern Railway
Eastern Lines
Lessons in English by W L Gordon Word of the Day Manifest
A compact language note by W L Gordon focusing on usage and pronunciation. It highlights common misuses and mispronunciations, quoting a Bible line on manifest and urging daily word mastery to grow vocabulary.
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God
Passengers Eager to Return Home Amid Harlem Prospect
Passengers express joy at returning to homefolks while northbound travelers view the Harlem prospect with wary anticipation as the journey resumes.
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Harlem
Survey Light For New Church To Be Built At Fair Grove
In Thomasville on December 19 surveyors outlined the site for a Fair Grove church replacement. Work began to erect a brick veneer structure by Bradshaw Construction of Salisbury with architect A J Haynes of Durham. The brick church will feature a 4074 foot auditorium, a 28 by 60 foot Sunday school annex, and a three story plan with a basement level under the main hall. Estimated cost exceeds $20,000.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
Bradshaw Construction Company
Salisbury
A. J. Haynes
Durham
How Can I Improve Sandwiches With Eggs and Olives
A reader asks for sandwich tips using hard boiled eggs and stuffed olives. The answer suggests one cup chopped stuffed olives and six chopped hard boiled eggs with salt and mayonnaise, lettuce on white bread, then spread the paste.
Church plans outlined for new site near cemetery
A building committee including Raymond Rothrock J H Everhart Luther Hepler J H Fritts and L M Fouta oversees construction between the cemetery and the Pope homestead. The church, when completed, aims to be among the finest in the section and is not on the present church site.
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Pope
Raymond Rothrock
J. H. Everhart
Luther Hepler
J. H. Fritts
L. M. Fouta
Six Room Home Planned on Rotary Drive in City
Fire Chief B K Ingram issued a permit to B Craven Page to build a six room home on Rotary drive between Jones street and Westwood drive at an estimated cost of 3800 dollars. The structure will be modern with a garage added at about 200 dollars and built by contractor J D Craven. A second permit went to Mra Mabel Coble Campbell to erect a garage at 306 West Lexington avenue.
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B. K. Ingram
B. Craven Page
Rotary Drive
Jones Street
Weat
Wood Drive
J. D. Craven
Mra
Mabel Coble Campbell
Lexington Avenue
Snow laden evergreens need careful snow removal
A reader asks if heavy snow harms evergreens. The answer: yes, overload causes branch breakage. Use a broom to gently knock off snow before it becomes heavy, preventing damage to the trees.
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