Cafe Society Stars Carroll and MacMurray in Romance
Madeleine Carroll returns to the screen opposite Fred MacMurray in Cafe Society at the Center Theatre for Tuesday and Wednesday showings. Shirley Ross joins as MacMurray's rival with a strong supporting cast including Claude Gillingwater, Jessie Ralph, and Allyn Joslyn.
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Madeleine Carroll
Fred MacMurray
Center Theatre
Shirley Ross
MacMurray
Miss Carroll
Mrs. Ames
Lloyds of London
Zenda
Romney
Lady Hamilton
New York
Edith Head
Cafe Society
Carroll, MacMurray
Ross
Claude Gillingwater
Jessie Ralph
Allyn Joslyn
Cagney Stars In The Oklahoma Kid At Center Theatre
James Cagney leads The Oklahoma Kid in a three day engagement opening Thursday at the Center Theatre. He plays a bandit who becomes a Robin Hood figure amid a land rush and square dance as Rosemary Lane portrays the lead and Humphrey Bogart faces him as a rival gang leader.
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America
James Cagney
Center Theatre
Southwest
Aw and Order
Venice
Rosemary Lane
Cagne
Lane
Humphrey Bogart
Oklahoma
Cagney and Bogarty
Miss Lane
Donald Crisp
Harvey Stephens
Hugh Sothern
Charles Middleton
Edward Pawley
Ward Bond
Lew Harvey
John Miljan
Trevor Bardette
Men With Wings Plays At Paramount Theatre
The Paramount screens Men With Wings described as a cavalcade of American aviation in Technicolor. The production is hailed as a glorious showcase of flight and drama for cinema audiences.
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Paramount Theatre
Paramount
At The Theatres This Week Listings Summary
The week’s theater cards list multiple films by venue. Carried titles include WIFE HUSBAND AND FRIEND at various locations with accompanying acts and newsreels. Other features cover CA FE SOCIETY, LINCOLN IN WHITE HOUSE, OKLAHOMA KID, MEN WITH WINGS, YOUNG DR. KILDARE, HARD TO GET, HOME CRIME BUREAU, GIRLS SCHOOL, YOURE A SWEETHEART, THE LOST PATROL, CALL OF THE WILD, TIP OFF GIRS, YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE, FIDDLIN BUCKAROO and more with star casts and short cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMurray
Louise Campbell
Ray Milland
Universal News
Rita Hayworth
Andy Clyde
Clarke Gable
Larry Clinton
Danger
High Voltage
Floyd Gibbons
Lloyd Nolan
Mary Carlisle
Porky's Hero Agency
Henry Fonda
Sylvia Sidney
Ken Maynard
Paramount Theater Showcases Skyward Adventure
This film, playing today and Monday at the Paramount Theatre, presents a sweeping aviation tableau. It blends epic action with a tribute to the era’s heroic pilots and their storied history.
Randolph Man Raises Queen Bees On Commercial Scale
Asheboro reporter visits H. V. Bonkemeyer of Randleman route 2 to learn the fine points of breeding extra yellow Italian queen bees. The piece covers his 21 years in the craft, seasonal honey and queen production, global markets, queen life cycle, and a note correcting a misidentification of Hazel Bonkemeyer as a queen bee breeder.
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Owen Rothrock
Asheboro
North Carolina
H. V. Bonkemeyer
Randleman
Central Falls
Bonkemeyer
J. T. Gaster
N. C
State
Raleigh
United States
Canada
Cuba
England
Germany
Russia
Holland
Poland
Mr. Bonkemeyer
Hazel Bonkemeyer
Pacific Islands
Hazel V. Bonkemeyer
Randolph County
Hitler Moves to Seize Czech Legation in Washington
Reports say Germany plans a flank attack to capture the Czech legation in Washington now held by Slovak minister Vladimir Hurban. A 25 year Slovakia Germany treaty is to be announced by Slovakia to claim independence and inherit Czech legations. Hurban, a Slovak, may resist turning over the legation as Germany previously claimed Bohemia Moravia status.
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Washington
Germany
Vladimir Hurban
Hitler
Slovakia
United States
Bohemia and
Moravia
Hurban
Mer rily We Live and A Family Affair at Carolina Theatre
Constance Bennett stars in Mer rily We Live a lively 1938 comedy with Billie Burke Alan Mowbray Patsy Kelly and Tom Brown as the Kilbourne clan while Brien Airborne charms the family. A Family Affair with Lionel Barrymore and Mickey Rooney plays at High Point. Judge Hardy faces community backlash over a public project.
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Anne Shirley
Ralph Bellamy
Nan Grey
Fox News
Constance Bennett
Brian Adherne
Lionel Barrymore
Spring Byington
Eric Linden
Mickey Rooney
Jack N
Alice Faye
George Murphy
Sportlight
Lost Patrol
Victor McLaglen
Wallace Ford
New Deal
Laurel Hardy
Rialto
Kilbournes
Brian Aherne
America
Hardy's
Judge Hardy
Cecilia Parker
Ukulele's Hawaiian Rise Tied to Manuel Nunez
The ukulele is commonly traced to Manuel Nunez a Portuguese immigrant. It appeared in the Hawaiian Islands around 1877 sparking a local instrument revival.
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Manuel Nunez
Hawaiian Islands
Piedmont Camp to Host Ladies Night Tuesday
Piedmont Camp No 62 of the Woodmen of the World announces a Ladies Night on Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the lodge hall. The event is open to members wives and friends with a planned program and refreshments.
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Piedmont
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Lodge
Committee On
Tar Heel Legion Meet Indefinitely Postponed
The Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose banquet and business meeting in Greensboro tonight has been indefinitely postponed due to a conflicting Greensboro Moose Lodge meeting. A city source, E. E. Forward, confirmed the delay.
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Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose
Greensboro
Burkhart Family Receives Long Overdue Dental Bill
In Auburn New York fifty years after a Dansville woman received dental work from Dr Adam P Burkhart executors paid a $3 bill found among old papers. Dr George A Burkhart son of the late dentist collected the check and the attorneys explained the discovery in the estate review.
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Auburn
N. Y
Adam P. Burkhart
Dansville
Weather Wacky and Oddities Spark Small Town News
In Pontiac temperatures hit 78 degrees as a thief stole yard tools and a toboggan from a municipal golf course shed. In Denver a deer released from a mountain zoo wandered back toward the city during mealtime. In Newport a gun collector bought an ancient shotgun and inspected it with a loaded barrel dated 1902.
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Pontiac
Mich
Denver
Newport
Ore
Frank Swanner
Omaha Motorist Sentenced After Court Appearance
Omaha motorcycle patrolman stops Leo Melia who says he hurries to court for speeding. Melia arrives with two tickets and is jailed two hours on the first charge and fined five dollars on the second. At Vincennes a saw mill drive shaft rips John Dreiman’s overalls and shirt, leaving him in only socks and shoes but unhurt.
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Omaha
Cecil Dunkak
Leo Melia
Melia
Sef
Vincennes
Ind
John Dreiman
Goat expelled from Sioux City school after persistent nanny incident
A pet goat named Nanny, kept by several pupils, followed them to a Sioux City grade school. The janitor ousted the animal, but it returned to the classroom by butting a plate glass door. The janitor finally expelled Nanny for good using firm gestures.
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Sioux City
Mary
Nanny
Frog nickname for French linked to diet in 16th century wars
English writers traced perceived French weakness to their frog eating during the 16th century wars with England. From eaters the term frog evolved into a common nickname for a French man.
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Thomasville
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Gloria Stewart
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ANGEL
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Haute Loc Children
Loretta Young
Warner Baxter
Binnie Barnes
Vesar Romero
Paramount News
Lincoln
White House
Basil Rathbone
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Kings and
Sonoita
Randolph
United Stats
U. S
Piedmont Camp
TAR Heel Legion
C.penney. Company
The
Associated Press
Penney
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