Virginia lead picture dominates city theatres for coming week
The upcoming week features Virginia with Madeleine Carroll Fred MacMurray Carolyn Lee and Stirling Hayden at Peoples on Sunday and Imperial Monday and Tuesday. This Thing Called Love stars Rosalind Russell and Melvin Douglas at Peoples midweek. Rage In Heaven with Robert Montgomery Ingrid Bergman screens next, followed by Blackout with Valerie Hobson and Conrad Veidt on Friday. The Pinto Kid starring Charles Starrett plus Louise Currie and Singing Bob Nolan closes the week with action and a Mysterious Dr. Satan chapter added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Carroll
Fred MacMurray
Carolyn Lee
Stirling Hayden
Virginia
the Peoples
the Imperial
Miss Carroll
MacMurray
South
Madeleine
New York
Fred
Hayden
Robert Montgomery
Ingrid Bergman
England
Peoples Theatre
Valerie Hobson
Conrad Veidt
Veidt
Miss Hobson
London
Charles Starrett
Pinto Kid
Louise Currie
Bob Nolan
Starrett
Sutton
Starett
Miss Currie
Dr. Satan
Visitors Drop In From Rocky Mount and Jackson
Mr and Mrs Ed Gardner Mr and Mrs Shaw and Mrs Biggs of Rocky Mount visited Mr and Mrs A V Hall in Roanoke Rapids Sunday Mr and Mrs J F Welch were guests of Mrs W P Boone Sr in Jackson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gardner
Shaw
Biggs
Rocky Mount
A. V. Hall
Roanoke Rapids
J. F. Welch
W. P. Boone, Sr
Jackson
Sophisticated Rosalind Russell Stars in This Thing Called Love
Rosalind Russell brings a stylish screen presence to This Thing Called Love at the Peoples on Monday and Tuesday. She portrays a successful young insurance executive torn between love for her job and her screen husband Melvyn Douglas, with a wardrobe of glamorous gowns never before seen in her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Russell
Melvin Douglas
Miss Russell
Douglas
Peoples Screen
Melvyn Douglas
Trousseau
Mr. Rice Honored with Surprise 67th Birthday Party
J M Rice received a surprise birthday celebration at his Jackson Street home last Friday night hosted by his granddaughter Mrs Marion Hudson. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Rice, Mrs E C Padgett, Mr and Mrs H C Rice, Dorothy Rice, Horace Hudson, Marion Hudson and his sons Marion Edward, Blue Padgett and Skeezix Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rice
Jackson Street
Marion Hudson
E. C. Padgett
H. C. Rice
Dorothy Rice
Horace Hudson
Marion Hudson and Son
Marion Edward
Blue Padgett
Skeezix Brown
Birth of Carolyn Anne Hardi
Mr and Mrs Hubert S Hardi announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Anne on Saturday March 1 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert S. Hardison
Carolyn Anne
Town Talk notes weekend visitors and social visits
Henry Evans of Fort Jackson South Carolina spent the weekend here with relatives. Several residents and visitors from Newport News Virginia Petersburg Virginia Hampton Virginia and other towns joined gatherings and dances in Wilson Tarboro Oxford Charlottesville Washington Richmond Henderson Newberry and Rocky Mount. Notables include Mr and Mrs James Connor Dick Rountree Mary Saunders and John Forrester and many others visiting kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Evans
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S. C
Messrs
James Connor
Dick Rountree
Newport News
Milton Casper
Tarboro
Alvin Bryant
Petersburg
Frank Cooke
Gaston
Thomas Liverman
Hampton
John Carras
Leonard Revels
Mary Saunders
John Forrester
Wilson
Irvin Dickens
C. A. Dickens
Joe Skull
Rich Square
G. W. Britt
Mary Lou Cummings
Anne
Juanita Shaw
John Shaw
Alfred Hobbs
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Charlottesville
E. W. Smith
Tommie
Mayers
Carrie Hudson
Rocky Mount
M. T. Morris
H. M. Faison
Fort Bragg
Elmo Dixon
Edna Nicholson
Joseph Hale
South Hill
la Crosse
Dalas Chambliss
Virginia
Charlie Travis
William Hux
J. Reece Welch
Marie Willams
Roy Johnson
Washington, D. C
Ralph Higgins
Henderson
A. L. Crawford
Clarence de Hart
Newberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Web
Roanoke Rapids Building & Loan Association
W. 2Nd Street
MR. Rice
DIAL
Sun Bela Lugosi Devil Bat
Mon Tuel
Paul Kelly
Rochelle Hudson
George Brent
Brenda Marshall
Suez
Bob Steele
Windsor
Mr. Britt
Olelia Britt
Rosemary
Taylor Crutchfield
Oxford
Potash Institute, Inc. Invement
Washington, D.C
Southern Office
Atlanta
Georgia
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