STORK CONTINUES
TO FLY IN COUNTY
Birth List for Month of Jan
uary Given
WHITE BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cozart,
Roxboro, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Brad
aher Dewey Brown, Roxboro, boy;
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Carver, Ca
vel, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laity,
Longhurst, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Eve
retts Cook, Longhurst, boy; Mr. and
Mrs. James McOulJjock, Roxboro,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Haley,
Longhurst, girl; "Mr. and Mrs.
Witcher Clay, Woodsdale, boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Coy Clayton, Roxboro,
boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Painter,
Timberlake, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Woody, Timberlake, boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Ollie Russell, Woodsdale,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Samuel Day,
Oxford, Rt. 1, girl; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walker, Roxboro, Rt. 2,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gentry
Roxboro, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Edison Oakley, Roxboro, boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Crabtree, Hurdle
Mills, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bay
nes Bradsher, Hurdle Mills, boy.
NEGRO BIRTHS
Kenzie Cameron and wife, Rox
boro, boy; Braston Jordan and wife,
Woodsdale, girl; John Ira Garland
and wife, Woodsdale, girl; Robert
Pendergraff and wife, Woodsdale,
boy; Lonnie Cousins and wife, Rox
boro, girl; Clay Woody and wife,
Roxboro, boy; John Loftice Rich
mond and wife, Leasburg, boy;
John Royster and wife, Leasburg,
girl; James Kennith Royster and
wife, Semora, boy; Robert Harris
and wife, Roxboro, girl.
JANE WITHERS AT
DOLLYMADISON
Playing Today and Tomorrow
In “Thd holy Terror;”
Star Cast Included
Like an engineer who cautiously
returns to examine the results of
his dynamite blasting, John Stone,
associate producer of “The Holy
Terror," coming today and tomor
row to the Dolly Madison Theatre,
set out to study public reception
of the first riotous domgcfiee by
Twentieth Century-Fox’s seventy
five pounds of screen dynamite,
Uane Withers, bij/fore proceeding;
with the filming of her latest.
“The pijblics reaction to ‘Gin
ger’ Jane's wildcat comedy shows
plainly what audiences want from
her," declared Stone, “so in ‘The
Holy Terror’ we’re going to open
up with a cataclysm and work up
to a real clmiax.”
Describing the picture as a rip
stoarlng, crash-bang, shoot-the
works” comedy, Producer Stone ex
pects “The Holy Terror" to satisfy
all Jane Withers’ fans.
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The illustration above shows the
value of legumes in increasing
■ wheat and corn yields. When le
gumes are grown and harvested for
hay, they improve the soil some
and a moderate increase in the
yields of succeeding crops is noted.
James Tinling directs Jane in her
role as wildcat of a Naval Air Base,
and the juvenile star gets into so
much mischief that sailor bodyguard
is assigned to her. With a hundred
winsome personality tricks Jane
soon wins her jailer over to her
side, and the two of them go on a
rampage.
Anthony Martin, as the gob
guard, finds the vivacious Jane not
only a tonic for the nerves But a
great help in arranging his roman
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When legumes are plowed under,
a much bigger increase is obtained.
In a series of experiments soybeans
increased wheat yields by nine bus
hels per acre and clover increased
corn yields from 18 to 40 bushels
per acre, said Dean I. O. Schaub,
of State College.
ce with Leah Ray.
Also featured in the cast are,
Joan Davis, El Brendel, and Joe
Lewis. The original screen play by
Lou Breslow and John Patrick is
highlighted by music and lyrics by
Sidney Clare and Harry Akst. Jack
Haskell staged the dances.
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Alleghany County dairymen have
a new market at the new $275,000
milk plant erected at Galax, Va. by a
large commercial milk company.
NEW PATTERNS
CREATED FOR
FILM MUSICAL
Zanurk Calls Intimate Revue a
‘Frontstagfe’ Production
Palace Theatre. Monday and
Tuesday, Feb. 22-23rd.
One way of getting something
different in the way of musical
screen fare .is the produce Twen
tieth Century-Fox adopted on its
■new Irving Berlin musical. “On
the Avenue,” starring Dick Powell
and Madeleine Carroll, which opens
Monday at the Palace Theatre.
By reversing age-worn dogmas
of musical produc+f'on, Darryl F.
Zanuck, vice-president in charge of
production, Associate Producer Ge
ne Markey, Songwriter Irving Ber
lin, Director Roy Del Ruth and Dan
ce Director Seymour Felix arrived
at an entirely new type of screen
entertainment.
Deciding against the too-familiar
backstage musicals, they appropri
ately dubbed “On the Avenue” a
“frontstage” musical, .inasmuch as
a good deal of the action emanates
from the audience of this show
w.ithin-a-show.
For further contrast, “On the
Avenue” has no bevy of 150 girls
doing mass routines on 15 acres of
stage. Instead, 24 hand-picked girls
are used on a stage that confines
itself within a 50 foot proscenium,
substituting for lavish display the
true intimacy of the musical revue.
Because of this the girls had to
pass rigid photographic tests.
Each of the six songs written by
Irving Berlin for the picture is an
“idea” number. That is, they are
not just love songs which a boy
would sing to a girl, or vice versa,
(but have definite ideas in them
which are carried out in the pro
duction.
In addition to Dick Powell and
Madeleine Carroll, the stars, “On
the Avenue” features Alice Faye,
The Ritz Brothers and George Bar
bier. Roy Del Ruth directed the
screen play by Gene Markey and
William Conselman, with Markey
also acting as associate producer on
the film.
GARBO’S DANCES
A HIGHLIGHT OF
HER NEW FILM
Revives “Polka” and Old Fas
hioned Waltz in Ball-Room
Sequences
Plays In “Camille” at Palace
Today and Tomorrow
| Garbo is doing more to banish
. cannibalistic dances from the ball-
I room and to revive beauty and
5 rhythm in dancing than any other
person.
So declares Val Raset who taught
- Garbo how to dance for her scenes
(with Robert Taylor in “Camille”
which comes to the Palace Theatre
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[ Monday-Tu'ejsday, Feb. 22-23nL
THE 6 NEW SONGS ARE
’ IRVING BERLIN’S BEST!
\\\VvPf. • • and the show is as
DICK MADELEINE
POWELL- CARROLL
'ON THE ,
AMBNUE
with
NICE FATE-The RITZ Biotas
GEORGE BARRIER
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Muuc and lyrics by Irving Berlin Sjro'
Morning Matinee Monday 10:30;
afternoons 3:15 - 3:45 evenings
7:15-9:00. Admission 10-26e
Morning Matinee Monday 10:30;
afternoons 3:15 - 3:45 evenings
7:15-9:00. Admission 10-26 c
today opening an engagement of
two days.
Raset received his training in the
(Imperial Russian Ball ft and has
appeared with Pavlowa, Nijinski
and Karsavina, in almost every
country in the world.
“The graceful historic dances such
as Garbo has danced in ‘Anna
Karenina’ and now in ‘Camille’ are
doing more today in influencing
the banishment of sensual dances
‘than -any other medium,” said Ra
set.
“Such dances as the Charleston,
the Black Bottom, the rhumbas and
other similar dances have done
more to damage the grace and
charm of dancing than anything
else. These dances came after the
World War when all minds were
shocked at the horrors of war and
sought such unfavorable dances as
outlets for emotions.
“Now, through motion pictures,
With American minds sane again,
the true beauty of ballroom danc
ing is having a decided influence
upon those who love to dance and
already is facing a return to popu
larity.
“The new and saner dances, al
though they will be closely re
lated to the ballroom dances of a
hundred years ago, will be modern
dances but will express more beau
ty and more rhythm than the so
called dances of today.
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ADVANCE PROGRAM
From Thursday, February 18th through Wednesday, Feb. 24th
Thursday-Friday, February 18-19th
Greta Garbo-Kobert Taylor with Lionel Barrymo.y- Eliza
beth Allan - Jessie Ralph
“CAMILLE”
Minature: “How to Vote” Musical: “Annie Laurie”
Morning matinee Friday 10:30; afternoons 3:15-3:45: evenings
7:15-9:00. Admission 10-26 c
Kiddies’ Jack Pot Matinee Saturday Morning 10:30
Special Show Saturday Night 11:30
Ole Olsen- Chic Johnson with Joyce Compton
§ “COUNTRY GENTLEMEN”
Special Added Attraction: “IDOL OF MILLIONS” (The Life
Story of JACK DEMPSEY from the time he entered the Ring
up to the present day)
Box office opens Saturday morning 10:15. Admission 10-26 C
Box office opens Saturday night 11:15. All seats 26c
Saturday, February 20th.
Richard Arlen with Virginia Grey in Harold Bell Whight’s
“SECRET VALLEY”
Episode No.ll “Fighting Marines” with Grant Withers
Terrytoon: “Kiko Foils the Fox”
Continuous Shows Starting 2:30. Admission 10-26 c
Monday-Tnesday, February 22-23rd
Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll with Alice Faye-The Ritz
Brothers- George Barbier-Stepin Fetchit
“ON THE AVENUE”
“Popular Science No. 2” (in color) Fox Movietone News
Morning matinee Monday 10:30; afternoon 3:15-3:45; evenings
7:15-9:00. Admission 10-26 c
•
Wednesday, February 24th-Jack Pot Day
Warner Oland-Boris Karloff with Keye Luke-Charlotte Henry-
Thomas Beck-Margaret Irving
“CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA”
Song Hit: “Yonng Native” Vaudeville Unit: “Vitaphono
Gayeties”
i Morning matinee 10:30; afternoon 3:15-3:45; evenings 7:15-9:t9
Admission 10-26e
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1937
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1937
'I J. F. Moore, of Randolph County,
kept an accurate record of all his
farm operations last year and re
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