Goodbye Mr Chips and On Borrowed Time At Peoples
Robert Donat stars in Goodbye Mr Chips at Peoples with Greer Garson in a tale of ideals romance and tragedy set in a British boys school. On Borrowed Time features Lionel Barrymore and Cedric Hardwicke in a fantasy drama about death and family aired at Peoples. Tombstone Frontier Marshal screens Friday Saturday with Randolph Scott in a Western in a lively city showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Donat
Mr. Chips
Peoples
Donat
Mr .Chips
Greer Garson
Donate
Peoples Theatre
Lionel
Barrymore
Mr. Brink
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Bobs Watson
Pud
Beulah Bondi
Hily Malyon
Demetria
Una Merkel
Marcia
Henry Travers
Grant Mitchel
Nat Pendleton
Charles Waldron
Ian Wolfe
Philip Terry
Tombstone
Randolph Scott
Wyatt Harp
Oscar Reflects On Owls Strong Yet Flawed Play
Oscar analyzes the Owls season noting moments of weakness and strong ball handling in championship games. He recalls neutral fans saying Roanoke Rapids looked off against Mc Crary and that luck affects tournaments. He remains confident the Owls are tops despite a loss and vows there will be other years and Oscars.
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Oscar
Owls
Yankees
Lady Luck
Roanoke Rapids Boys
McCrary
Luckies
Miss Grace Simms Returns Home From Hospital
Miss Grace Simms returned to her Roanoke Rapids home Tuesday after undergoing an operation at Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
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Grace Simms
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
State Semi Pro Tournament Highlights Reach High Point
In 1939 High, the State Semi Pro Tournament features upheaval as Billy the Gib departs and Tommy Byrne shifts to both right and left field. Fans question a pitcher's role while Byrne and Bond of Sanford emerge as top pitchers in the historic event.
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Billy
Tommy Byrne
Byrne
Bond
Sanford
Owls Back Home Fans Urged to Support Team
Oscar urges city fans to back the Owls after a tough tournament. Players dismiss rumors of fear of distant opponents and vow to reestablish trust at Simmons Park. The writer notes some locals secretly glad the Owls faced an early exit and calls for rallying behind Luckies and McCrary to end the season strong.
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Oscar
Kansas Plains
Owls
Old Simmons Park
Luckies
McCrary
Local social notes from Four Oaks Fayetteville and Virginia Beach
Miss Mabel Williams visits Four Oaks and Fayetteville North Carolina with friends and relatives. Mrs Grady West from Washington DC visits Mrs John Clark for the week. Miss Irene Clark and Mrs Bill Anderson spend the week at Virginia Beach.
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Mabel Williams
Four Oaks
Fayetteville
N. C
Grady West
Washington, D. C
John Clark
Irene Clark
Bill Anderson
Virginia Beach
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Robert Donat Goodby
Lionel Barrymore
Beulah Bonds
Nancy Kelly the Frontier Marshal