NEXT WEEK AT ROANOKE RAPIDS THEATRES
LORETTA YOUNG &
TYRONE POWER IN
IMPERIAL FEATURE
Together In Mew
Romantic Coro’dy
At Uptown House
Tyrone Power and Loretta Young
are co-starred again in “Second
Honeymoon,” coming to the Impe
rial Monday - Tuesday. Already
hailed as the merriest “marry-est”
romanee of the year, the film is
said to be their perfect picture to
gether.
The reason is the smart, modern,
gay and witty manner that has
made them the most exciting
sweethearts of the screen. All the
world loves a lover, and all the
world has followed these two lov
ers as they show new ways to ro
mance.
When Tyrone and Loretta meet
under the Miami moon for an im
pulsive kiss, their love is news
once more, but this time uiey mean
it with all their hearts. Love at
first sight is romantic enough, but
love at second sight . . . 'MMM!
“Second Honeymoon” is their per
fect picture together as their “Re
no’d” honeymoon is renewed in the
merriest, “marry-est” romance of
the year.
Tyrone, so ardent, and Loretta,
so gay, were exciting in “Love Is
News" and “Cafe Metropole,” but
this time they really have their
hearts fn it! Stuart Erwin, Claire
Trevor, Marjorie Weaver, Lyle Tal
bot and J. Edward Bromberg are
included in the cast of the film.
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Take the frog voice and bland
air of Lynne Overman, plus the
amiable tomfoolery of Roscoe
Karns, add the blandishments of
Muriel Hutchinson, plus the charm
of Inez Courtney, and the suave
menace of Anthony Quinn, and you
have the recipe for a swell picture.
That will be proved at the Impe
rial Wednesday only when “Part
ners in Crime” will be presented.
It is a smooth and entertaining
blend of mystery and comedy and
should not be missed.
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Ann Scrthern, Burgess Meredith
and Mary Boland head a large cast
of favorites who romp through
“There Goes the Groom", roman
tic comedy which will be seen
Thursday-Friday at the Imperial.
The plot concerns the predica
met of Meredith who returns from
a successful gold trek to Alaska to
find that Louise Henry, the girl
who promised to wait when he left,
has become engaged to another.
Ann Sothern, as a youthful admir
er, catches him on the rebound,
and is about to lead him to the
altar when interference by her
family, particularly Mary Boland
who plays her scheming mother,
inspires the gold seeker to feign
amnesia rather than go through
with the wedding. Before matters
are finally settled to the satisfac
tion of all concerned, the players,
are involved in one hilarious situa
tion after another.
A strong supporting company,
including Roger Imhof, William
Brisbane, Sumner Getchell, and A
drian Morris appear with the three
stars.
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Drama, romance and comedy,
blended into a fast-moving story
and highlighted by the picturesque
spectacle of life at the U. S. Naval
Academy, mark “Annapolis Sa
lute,” with James Ellison, Marsha
Hunt, Harry Carey and Van Heflin
in the leading roles, which comes
to the Imperial Saturday only.
Dealing with a long-standing
feud between Ellison and Heflin as
two midshipmen, the story pre
sents Ellison as the son of a petty
officer in the navy, played by Har
ry Carey, whose burning ambition
is to see his boy graduate from
Annapolis. But between the young
man’s hectic romance with the
pretty sister of one of his class
mates, and the efforts of his rival
anjl enemy to get him into trouble,
the father’s fond hopes are con
stantly in danger of frustration.
When Ellison decides to resign
from the Academy in order to mar
ry the girl and she learns what a
blow it will be to his father, she
courageously sacrifices her own
happiness by promptly dismissing
the attention of the young cadet.
The complications that follow and
the way everything is settled will
prove to be very interesting to all
patrons.
Jungle Menace will be added.
Bob Steele will be presented in
“Doomed at Sundown” at the Owl
Show Saturday night at 10:30.
Mrs. Charlie Vaden of Richmond,
Va. spent the Thanksgiving holi
days with Mrs. Ed Matthews.
Mrs. Lester Freeman of Gum
berry was a visitor in town Satur
day.
Calvary-Thelma
Misses Bertha Mae Young and
Margaret Weaver and Wilbur
Shearin were visitors of Miss Lou
ise Morris Thursday afternoon.
Misses Dorothy and Mamie Jen
kins are spending some time in
Baltimore with relatives.
Miss Ruby Perry of Littlet m
spent Friday night with relatives
in the community.
Miss Ruby B. King of Louisburg
spent the holidays with her par
ents here. She had as her guests
Misses Addie Mae Strickland and
Hazel Fisher.
Miss Virginia Jenkins of Roa
noke Rapids Hospital spent Thurs
day at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Woodlief und
daughter, Edna, of Richmond, Va„
spent the holidays in the home of
Mrs. Frank King.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stephenson
and son, Henry Lewis Jr. of Fre
mont, Mrs. Anna Stephenson of
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. New
som, Mrs. T. W. Newsom and Mrs.
Grimmer of Roanoke Rapids spent
Thursday in the home of Mrs. H.
L. Faucette.
Miss Katherine Mitchell of Roa
noke Rapids Hospital was at her
home here Thursday.
Misses Virginia King, Hazel Fish
er, Edna Woodlief and Ruby E.
King spent Friday morning in
Roanoke Rapids.
Mrs. H. S. Harper and daughter,
Margaret, returned home Sunday
after spending the holidays in
Richmond_ Va. with relatives.
Miss Daphine Perry, James ard
E. V. Perry were visitors in Little
ton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hardy and
family of Henderson spent the hoi
idays with Mrs. L. W. King.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry House and
daughter, Patsy, and Mrs. C. D.
House were dinner guests of Mrs.
Hugh House of Halifax Sunday
night.
Arthur House of Weldon, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry House of Weldon,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe House of Enfield,
Dean, and Mrs. House of Chapci
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Scoggin of War
renton, were dinner guests of Mrs.
John House of Thelma Sunday.
Mrs. Harry House and daughter,
Patsy, spent Thursday in Weldon
with Mrs. Frank Newsom.
Mrs. C- D. House is spending this
week in Halifax with Mrs. Hugh
House.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Myrick and
son of Weldon were visitors of
Mrs. H. D. Myrick Sunday.
Josh King and Mrs. Alston of
Oxford visited Mrs. Frank King
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Myrick of E.C.T.C.
spent the holidays with her par
ents here.
H. D. Myrick Jr. of Raleigh was
at his home here for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Knight and
son of Norlina spent Thursday with
Mrs. J. F. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myrick spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Myrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myrick were
dinner guests of Mrs. G. H. Myrick
Sunday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of
Greensboro spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays with Mrs. M. R. Vick.
Miss Lelia Webb spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with Miss
Marcella Marks at Duke Universi
ty.
Mrs. Marvin Anderton returned
Sunday from an extended visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Phillips in
Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Kee of
Norfolk, Va. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Kee Thanksgiving
Day.
Wilson Byrd of Guilford College
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
here with relatives.
Miss Angelia Hardy spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Suffolk,
Va. with Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott Benton
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Hall in Scotland Neck Thanksgiv
ing Day.
Bob Taylor of Richmond, Va.
spent last week-end here with rel
atives.
Mrs. “Ikey” Johnson spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Snow
Hill.
For a
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• ROANOKE RAPIDS
THEATRES
Programs for Week
December 6
The BEST
in SHOWS
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The BEST
in SOUND
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• IMPERIAL
MON.-TUES.
Loretta Young Tyrone Power
SECOND HONEYMOON
WED.
Lynn Overman Roscoe Karns
PARTNERS IN CRIME
THURS.-FRI. “ ~
Burgess Meredith Ann Sothern
There Goes The Groom
SAX. " "
James Ellison Marsha Hunt
ANNAPOLIS SALUTE
Added: Jungle Menace
OWL SHOW
Bob Steele
DOOMED AT SUNDOWN
• PEOPLES
MON.-TUES.
Ann Sothern Jack Haley
Danger—Love At Work
Added:
“Charlie McCarthy” Featurette
WED.-THUKS.
Fred Astaire Burns & Allen
A Damsel In Distress
FRI.
Warner Oland Joan Marsh
Charlie Chan on Broadw'y
SAT.
William Boyd George Hayes
Hopalong Rides Again
• Added: Radio Patrol
NEW s*'
Western Electric \
MlltKOI’HOXICS*^
SOUND SYSTEM
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