RATIONING AT IMPERIAL THEATRE WITH BEERY AND MAIN
The Imperial screens Rationing next Sunday starring Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main with Dorothy Morris and Tommy Batten in brief roles. Beery battles red tape and a rival ration board head while a light romantic subplot unfolds and a final free-for-all showcases Beery’s heroics. Weekly lineup includes Stage Door Canteen Monday Tuesday and Banjo on My Knee Wednesday Thursday with Frisco Kid closing Friday Saturday.
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Imperial Theatre
Wallace Beery
Marjorie Main
Beery
Dorothy Morris
Tommy Batten
Miss Main
the Imperial
Stage Door Canteen
Banjo
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
James Cagney
Margaret Lindsay
Two social visits noted in Virginia Beach and Raleigh
Miss Margie Bernice and Helen Collins spend the week in Virginia Beach while Miss Agnes Manning visits friends in Raleigh.
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Margie Bernice
Helen Collins
Virginia Beach
Agnes Manning
Raleigh
U D C Supper Meeting and Civil War Remembrance
U D C chapter hostesses Mrs. C J Leonard and Mrs. P W Randolph held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Leonard’s home. Officers absent. Mrs S C Whitaker presided. Devotional led by Mrs. Robert Kimball. letters urged War Bonds and Fifth Bond Drive. Crosses for Confederate veterans descendants discussed. July 20 call meeting at Hut. D Davis talk and birthday shower for a member followed supper. Twenty-one members and four visitors attended. Also announced Lucile Margaret Cornatzer to Hyram Bailey Cornatzer on June 6 in Advance North Carolina. Mrs LeGrand Johnson and children visiting Mrs C S Vinson.
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S. C. Whitaker
Susie Fitz-Patrick
D. Mac Johnson
Jeff Davis
James
Everett Tank Lighter Co. Coxswain Serves In Italy Theater
Technician Fifth Grade Johnnie A. Everett, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Everett, serves as a Coxswain with an amphibious Engineer Tank Lighter Company that mans tug-boats and Nile River craft to land fighting equipment for the Italian campaign. The unit, commended by Lt. Gen. Jacob L. Devers, operated craft in the Mediterranean and aided in breaking a world ship unloading record.
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Johnnie A. Everett
William A. Everett
Mackeys
Italy
Jacob L. Devers
Mediterranean
England
Africa
Oran
Algiers
Arzew
Bizerte
Memphis Belle Returns to Peoples Theatre for One Day Showing
Private Lee Medlin of Roanoke Rapids, home on leave, and his aircrew recall the Memphis Belle as the European premiere screens at Peoples Theatre. The World War II bomber story, cited by ground crews and technicians, highlights its role in striking Hitler forces.
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England
Pfe Lee R. Medlin
J. D. Medlin
Jackson St
Roanoke Rapids
Pvt Medlin
War Department
United States Army Air Forces
Lee Medlin
Memphis
Medlin
Military
Army Air Forces
Memphis Belle
Peoples Theatre
Where Sudden Death Grows On Trees
In remote Argentina, a native-favored berry spreads a deadly mystery. British missionaries battle the vegetable menace as chronicled in The American Weekly Favorite Magazine with The Baltimore Sunday American for July 2.
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Argentina
Favorite
Baltimore Sunday American
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