Excellent Film Week Roanoke Rapids Offers Two Film Week
Roanoke Rapids theaters roll out an excellent film week led by Peoples and Imperial. Franchot Tone stars in Gentlemen Are Born with a strong supporting cast, while Ginger Rogers shines in The Gay Divorcee at the downtown house midweek.
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Miss America and Roger Rise in Early Screen Roles
Fragmentary note reflects on feminine pulchritude and Miss with film careers. Mentions Roger’s steady climb to stardom and portends a prediction about future prominence in acting and public life.
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Hollywood Actress Praised as Finest by Critics
The article extols a leading actress as unparalleled in Hollywood noting beauty talent and ability as essential for success. It highlights Conrad Nagel and Virginia Bruce in Dangerous Corner on Friday and Ben Lyon in Crimson Romance on Saturday, a distinct film offering for North Carolina audiences.
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