Strike Me Pink Comes to Peoples With Cary Grant
Eddie Cantor stars in Strike Me Pink on the Peoples program with Cary Grant and Joan Bennett. The plot follows a manicurist turned journalist who helps a detective boyfriend unravel a jewel theft and murder case, amid courtroom twists, gangsters, and a trap that ends in a staged confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Eddie Cantor
Joan Bennett
Cary Grant
Joan
Grant
Force
Cary
Walter Pidgeon
Lloyd Nolan
Alan Baxter
Marjorie Gateson
Douglas Fowley
the Peoples
New York
Ethel Merman
Sally Eilers
Parkyakarkus
William Frawley
Goldwyn
Eddie Pink
Eddie
Butch Carson
Gordon Jones
Dreamland Amusement Park
Joyce Lennox
Dream and Night Casino Chase Ends in Love Victory
Eddie gathers evidence against a gang running crooked slot machines while posing as a husband. A wild roller coaster chase follows, delivering a thrilling finale where he reunites with Claribel who runs the shooting gallery and loves him. The chase recalls Mack Sennett comedy styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Claribel
Town gossip and Easter visits noted around town
Miss Dorothy Johnson of Virginia Intermont College and Miss Elizabeth Overton spent Easter holidays away, while Clarence Pearson and Bennie Allsbrook family guests visited locally. The article previews upcoming film features including Moonlight Murder with Chester Morris and Madge Evans, and a Saturday western Heir to Trouble starring Ken Maynard.
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Dorothy Johnson
Virginia Intermont College
Rela
Elizabeth Overton
Greenville
Bennie Allsbrook
Bill Allsbrook
Norfolk
Chester Morris
Madge Evans
Ken Maynar
Tree Climbing Truck Maurice Spends Weekend Across Virginia
Sunday visits trace through Bracey and surrounding towns as families gather. Hugh Rook and daughter Margaret Anne of Suf folk, Va., and Mrs. Ida Rook host relatives while Blanche Mooring and Aubrey Lambertson travel nearby. George Taylor of Richmond visits relatives with Bertie Brown in town. Garland Midgette spends Sunday in Jackson and Mrs. Howard Simpson visits from Schoolfield. Nearby guests include Ophelia Daniel Nita Turner at Mrs. W. S. Burnette and Catherine Hall in Scotland Neck and Thelma Daughtry in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mooring
Bethel
Aubrey Lambertson
Bracey
George Taylor
Richmond
Bertie Brown
Kinston
Garland Midgette
Jackson
Howard Simpson
Schoolfield
Ophelia Daniel
Nita Turner
W. S. Burnette
Garysburg
Catherine Hall
Scotland Neck
Thelma Daughtry
Greensboro
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Mack Sennett
Chicago
Tom Lee Brown
Clarence Pearson
Asheboro
Grover Taylor
Hazel Rook
James
Maurice
Bracey, Va
Hugh Rook
Margaret Anne
Suffolk, Va
Ida Rook
Seattle
Rialto Theatre
Weldon, N. C
Roch’le Hudson
Harry Richman
Gene Autry
Miracle Rider
Lang
Thomas Beck
Fal
Ken Maynard
Fighting Marines
al Jolson
Beverly Roberts
the Singing Kid
Charles Bickford
Florence Rice
Pride OF the Marines
Warner Baxter
Ann Loring
Robin Hood of
el Dorado
Lew Ayres
Isabel Jewell
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