Next Week At Local Theatres
PARAMOUNT TROTS
OUT NEW KID STAR
IN IMPERIAL FILM
Young David Holt Appears In
“You Belong To Me” At
Imperial Mon. Tue.
JANE EYRE
WEDNESDAY
Warner Oland In Another Of
His Famous “Chan” Stories
For Last Half Bill
By HOWARD HANCOCK
The success of fascinating
Shirley Temple has started all of
the producers on the hunt for tiny
tots with talent, and David Holt
is one of the newest “finds” in
child-actors to be featured by
Paramount. He appears in “You
Belong to Me,” Monday-Tuesday
offering at the Imperial.
In this picture, he is the son
of Helen Mack, who takes the
role of a vaudeville trooper of
rather small ability. He follows
around the tank towns with his
mother, acting as “hook-upper,”
confidante, adviser and stage man
ager. Lee Tracy is the “best
friend” of the two. Tracy is a
broken down, washed-out comed
ian, who is the husband of Helen
Morgan, headliner, who he has
left because he feared he was
holding her back on her road to
stage glory. He still adores her
and, tho’ he doesn’t know it, he
is still “her man.”
Helen falls for the blandish
ments of a mediocre son and
dance man, and they are mar
ried. Little David is miserable
from the first moment the actor
starts to cast eyes at his mother.
He hates this y indy “ham,” and
in turn, the “ham” would like
nothing better than to boot little
Dave at a most strtegic point.
Finally the boy is sent off to
Military school where he eats his
heart out for his mother, and the
smell of grease paint once more.
Presently fate writes a tragedy
and little David is starred in the
leading role. In fact, the little
“hooker-upper” might had been
without a job if it hadn’t been for
his pal, Lee Tracy.
“Jane Eyre” is the Wednesday
picture on next week’s Imperial
program. It is the story of a
woman. It traces her life from
early childhood to maturity. While
many of the gayer, happier in
cidents are depicted, it is the
general tendency to accentuate
her life’s bitterness, disappoint
ments, and final triumphs. It is
the type of picture which strong
ly appeals to women, tho’ it is
worthy of the support of men,
and will be found to be an en
joying evening’s entertainment
for both.
The locale is in rural Eng
land, about the middle part of
the last century. First Jane Ey
re is unwanted, cruelly treated
step-child. Then in after years,
she is the inmate of an orphan
asylum, as an iron diciplined in
mate, and later a teacher. De
spite the spirit chilling environ
ment, she seeks to train her char
ges by love and kindness and
when she defends her right to
do so, she is discharged.
Now Mrs. Forbes
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YUMA, Ariz. . . . Heather An
gel (above), British screen star, is
now the wife of Ralph Forbes,
also British screen star and former
husband of Ruth Chatterton. They
motored here to be wed.
Warner Oland appears in the
latest of the “Charlie Chan” ser
ies, “Charlie Chan in London,” for
the Thursday-Friday show, while
John Wayne is the star of ‘Lucky
Texan” for the Saturday bill.
Mrs. David Katz has returned
to her home in Washington, D.
C. after spending some time here
with her mother and sister, Mrs.
H. F. Twisdale and Mrs. W. E.
Thomason.
Roanoke rapids Theatres
PROGRAM WEEK OF SEPT. 17th.
MATINEE at 2:30 — EVENING at 7:30
IMPERIAL
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• Mon. - Tues.
LEE TRACY HELEN MACK
‘ YOU BELONG TO ME”
Added Pop Eye Cartoon
Wed.
VIRGINIA BRUCE - COLIN CLIVE
“JANE EYRE”
Bargain Day Matinee & Nite 10 & 20c
Added) “Bing” Crosby Short Subject
Thurs. - Fri.
WARNER OLAND
‘‘Charlie Chan In London”
Sat.
JOHN WAYNE
“LUCKY TEXAN”_.
PEOPLES
Mon. - Tues. i
CARY GRANT - GENEVIEVE TOBIN j
“KISS AND MAKE UP”
Added Pop Eye Cartoon
Wed. - Thur.
HAROLD LLOYD
“THE CAT’S PAW”
Fri. Sat.
CHARLES RUGGLES - UNA MERKEL
“Murder In The Private Car”
Bargain Days Matinee & Nite 10 & 20c
TOWN
TALK
Floyd Emery and friends vis
ited here Sunday.
John Ivey and Martin Harris
of Emporia visited friends here
Sunday.
Malvin Parker Williams has
has returned to his home on Jef
ferson Street, after spending the
summer with his grandmother at
Pairs Store,Va.
Mrs. Pattie Porch and children
left Monday for Laster to visit
several days.
Miss Josephine Hege has re
turned to Ridgewood, N. J. where
she is teaching in High School.
Mesdames L. Powell, H. F.
Cherry, Miss Maxine Hawkins and
Howard Hawkins, Cary Massey
spent the week end in Washing
ton, D. C. and Atlantic City, N.
J.
W. J. Kee and T. B. Browning
spent Tuesday in Wilson on busi
ness.
Miss Edythe Wright spent a
few days in Salisburg as the guest
of Miss Mary Clements.
Miss Betty Carpenter has re
turned from a visit in Richmond,
Virginia.
Miss Joyce Swain of Washing
ton is visiting Miss Hilda Hines
this week.
Miss Margaret Long has re -
turned from Camp Robert Hunt,
where she has been for the past
several weeks.
Royal Wedding Bells
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LONDON. . . . Princess Marina
of Greece, (above), the bride to be
of Prince George of England
(below) whose wedding this Fall
is to be the highlight of European
social affairs. Prince George is
the youngest of the four living
sons of King George and Queen
Mary.
J. D. Edwards left Sunday for
Gilford College where he will be
a student for the coming year.
Willis Paul has left for Fay -
etteville where he has accepted a
temporary position with the
Burkehead-DeVane Printing Co.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of A. L. Clark,
deceased, late of Halifax County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
Roanoke Rapids, N. C., on or be
fore the 15th day of August, 1935,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will pleasg make immediate
payment.
This the 7th day of August,
1934.
E. H. RICKS,
Administrator of the
estate of A. L. Clark.
Long & Crew
Attorneys 6t-Sept 13
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