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trAtMESTILL MOUNT AINOT
Prof. W. C. Allen Visits
99 Counties In State
W. C. Allen returned last week
end from a visit to 15 counties in
Eastern Carolina. He says he com
pleted his intention for the past
six years in m.'iking the journey
from Murphy to Manteo and from
Cherokee to Currituck, for he did
that very thing on this trip to the
15 eastern counties.. There is now
only one county in the state that lie
has not been to, and that is Tyrell.
He intended to go to Tyrrell, hut i
CONNIE'S F.I. EVEN A S
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Con
nie Mack, the only manager the
baseball Philadelphia Athletics
have ever had. organized an Ath
letic football team in 190. The
team included Rube Waddell in
the lineup Alter defeating Pitts
burgh, which had lut Math
euson at fullback. Muck claimed
the pro foul ball championship of
the United Stale
because f heavv -!i;:-in- on the
coast at the lime, lie feared to ven
ture into th, it un:
TYRONE AND LINDA VISIT SPVIN
PARK THEATRE
PROGRAM
Saturday, July ,'J1
DOl'BLL rt.VI l RK
Gun Law'
Starring
GEORGK O'BRIEN
and
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I ( it - j i
l Ivy, - -r. r
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Broadway Playwright
Addresses Students
Howard Hichardson, author of
the Broadway hit, "Dar oi
Moon," addressed the students oi
the "Theater in ine sjj
of the Theater here recently.
Mr. Richardson, who was Intro
duced by Maurice Geoffrey, direc
tor of the theater and school, told
of the experiences a puywrigm
has In getttlng a play produced In
New York.
While here he visited
la ahown with aetraw CJirlstiaB during a viiit to Madrid. At right
Z taTa motion pictar. Qr tourod Spain. (InttmarioMl)
"Big Town After Dark"
Starring
PHILLIP KEE1) and HILLAKV ISKIIOK
Late Show
"Trapped by Boston Blackie"
willi
CHESTER MOKKI1'
Sunday. August 1
"Woman In White"
Starring
ALEXIS SMITH, SIDNKY GREENSTKEET (.Hi Vdl MI
.Monday. Tuesday. August -'.)
"April Showers"
Starring
JACK CARSON and ANN SOTIILKN
MGM Takes Over
Woman's Home
For Movie
HOLLYWOOD lUPl Mrs. W. A.
riiidfs. wife of a SanU Monica,
Oil architect, woke up one morn
inK mid found two movie stu-
1 1 nu'ii measuring her "front porch
with a aidslick.
It was then that Mrs. Cordes
di civered she lived In the typical
( .iiiforma home. It was so typical
it js going to get in a movie.
"Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer said
i hi-- d luen looking for a house
l.k.' inine for the movie 'Act of Vio
lence'." she said. "And for the next
..i.iplc of weeks we had movie
i, 1 1 running in and out the front
.I.., i all day."
may or may not sound like
j piiwleue. Anyway, the Cordes
i. n :n In not paid for it.
I "ii days before filming began,
iKiiu art experts arrived and told
.Mi- Cordes her Venetian blinds
veil' nntypically ritzy. Down they
t.iine and up went cotton curtains.
' "I'd been trying to get my hus
li.ind to take them down for
months," she said. "Now he has no
exc use not to paint the place."
Electricians Helpful
Studio electricians discovered a
double electrical outlet on the
front porch, which they used to
iiyht the night shots of Van Heflin
and Robert Ryan.
"I never found that outlet," said
Mrs. Cordes, "although I've lived
here 15 years."
Until the movie company ar
rived. Mrs. Cordes thought their
garden was pretty.
"A studio green-man gave it the
once-over," she said. "Then he
brought in a dozen more bushes.
50 feet of hedge and four flats of
flowers."
M-G-M supplied Mrs. Cordes
with a collection of still pictures
of the scenes in her bungalow.
"It's a big thrill," she said. "But
it's rather eerie to see pictures of a
strange man on the living room
sofa and a strange woman cooking
In my kitchen."
Mrs. Cordes said she wouldn't
have missed the excitement for
anything.
"Confusion0 Bother? It was like
a tonic!"
MODERN VERSION
PORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) Po
lice got a report on a middle-aged
Mr. Godlva," after he had trigm
ened a 35-year-old waitress. She
said he drove ahead of her In his
car and Jumped out In the nude.
She fled.
Dearborn, of New York, a mem-kai-
r th resident company, and
attended the formal opening of the
Elwyn 1 theater.
STRAND
NEXT WEEK
Friday Saturday
IN PERSON
STARS Or STAGE SCREEN
RADIO
Soma Music Dancing
Comedians
THE SOUTH S LEADING HILLBILLY BAND
f DIXIE X$k
PLAYBOYS SS77
-PLUS
Big Double Feature On Screen
Perambulating Church
All In Day's Work
ALBANY, Ga. iUP) Police here
say they are prepared for anything
now.
They got the following orders:
"Call on Dawson Road county line
. . . escort . . . moving a church."
The police kept unbelieving mo
torists from speeding to the near
est sanitarium as the house- of
worship was moved down the main
highway and across the Flint River
bridge.
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A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
AND
Sunset Carson
-In-
"BANDITS OF THE BAD LANDS"
COMEDY AND SERIAL
Continuous Shows Moo Ihn,
Friday 3 p. m. UU 11 p ,
Continuousi Showing Satur
day 11 a. m. Till 11 p m
TODAY nd SATt'RD
BIG DOUBLE FEaW
GENE AUTRY
and
SMILEY BURNETT
In
RANCH GRANDE
I Iff..
1 1 M
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.,Augl
She leads a Double ft J
THAT
VUmiAUGHTtM
n i
f Zr,
Wednesday & Thursday, Aug. 4-5
THriiH (111(11 stlWMI CMUII umm ...
ON Oil
In fcrJ
Glenn Th
And His
Coming Soon
On Our Stage (PAL)
THE WONDER HORSE
HE CAN SING DANCE COl'NT CLOW'N'-Tll
f
Say, "I Saw It In The Mount
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