Death Takes A Holiday Leads Next Week At Local Theatres
Fredric March stars in Death Takes A Holiday at the Peoples next Monday and Tuesday with Evelyn Venable and Sir Guy Standing in support. The film follows Death as a visiting prince who discovers life’s appeal lies in a woman’s eyes, while audiences enjoy a daring, revelatory drama. Also premiering is Bottoms Up starring John Boles next Wednesday and Thursday with Larkins and Sid Silvers supporting, as a Hollywood satire unfolds through comic misadventures and romance.
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Katherine Alexander
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Roanoke Rapids Screen and Stage Bills Light Up Friday
The Peoples Theatre headlines Long Lost Father starring John Barrymore with Helen Chandler and Donald Cook as the main attraction, plus Frontier Marshal featuring George O'Brien and Hollywood Follies stage show. A vaudeville segment includes Al Gleason and his Manhattan Serenaders and other top acts in a full day and night program.
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Peoples
Helen Chandler
Donald Cook
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Jolly Old London
George O’brien
Hollywood Follies
the Peoples
Sally Bilers
Harry Clark
Roanoke Rapids
Imperial
al Gleason
Manhattan
Lester Harding
Harry
Billie Clark
Gleason
Allyn
Ann Moore
Christian Science Sunday Services And Bridge Club Social
The Christian Science Society held Sunday services at 11 a m with a midweek 8 p m service and a reading room open Tuesday and Friday. A Friday bridge gathering at Coltrane Hall hosted by Omara Daniel and Ruth Chapman featured high scores by Miss Hart Sheridan and Mrs W S Dean with a salad course served by Eunice Kimbrough and Aileen Charles.
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Ruth Chapman
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Coltrane Hall
Hart Sheridan
W. S. Dean
Eunice Kimbrough
Aileen Charles
Elizabeth Tait
Ada Edwards
Carrie Smith
Cassie Carty
Josephine Carty
Hazel Cobb
Virginia Blount
Vernie Eddins
Mesdames Lawrence Clements
W. C. Williams
David Clark
C. W. Davis
W. H. Babcock
Crawford Hoyle
R. G Knight
Robert Cleaton, Jr
George L. Hayes
Theatres Feature Two Revues At Roanoke Rapids
Announcement of two unusual revues for Roanoke Rapids Theatres. Hollywood Follies plays Peoples Theatre on Friday with a 20 person cast and vaudeville acts led by Ace Gogleman labeled the Ace of black face and Henri Neiser.
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Ace” Gogleman
Henri Neiser
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