NEXT WEEK AT ROANOKE RAPIDS THEATRES
Dixie Dunbar And Ernest Truex In
FRESHMAN YEAR
-SUNDAY ONLY
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Bill Allsbrook On Stage Wednesday
For all around entertainment and
family night at the movies, “Out
West with the Hardys,” which will
open Sunday at the New Peoples
for a three day run, should not be
missed.
It brings new laurels to the fa
vorites millions of motion picture
fans have come to know and to
love, Lewis Stone as the Judge,
Mickey Rooney as Andy, Cecilia
Parker as Marian, Fay Holden as
Mrs. Hardy, Sara Haden as Aunt
Milly, Ann Rutherford as Andy's
"steady” girl friend, Polly, and Don
Castle as Dennis Hunt, Marian’s
Carvel boy friend.
Given an adventurous background
of modern ranch life, the Hardys
go-to-town when they are invited
to the ranch of Dora and Bill
Northcote. Dora was a former
sweetheart of the Judge, who has
read that he is an expert on water
rights and asks him to aid her in
a battle over a river that is essen
tial to her ranch. Andy immedi
ately clashes with Jake, who
proves that she is a better “man”
than Andy by out-riding him, out
shooting and out-roping him. Ma
rian falls in love with the hand
some ranch foreman, Hay Holt. The
Judge succeeds in ironing out these
difficulties but fails to settle the
water rights tangle until Mrs. Har
dy comes to his rescue. It all ends
gayly and happily.
* * * * * *
The gay tale of a madcap heiress
who chucks her fortune and her
yacht to work in a bargain base
ment and eat hamburgers with a
roving reporter will be brought to
the screen of the Peoples Theatre
Wednesday-Thursday when Virgin
ia Bruce and Fredric March will
be shown in “There Goes My
Heart.”
The story opens with Joan But
terfield (Virginia Bruce), the “rich
est girl in the world,” decamping
with her grandfather’s yacht and
cutting loose to New York, free
dom and adventure bound.
Penniless and incognito, she
strikes up an acquaintance with
Patsy Kelly, who demonstrates e
lectric vibrators in the basement
of Joan’s own Grandfather Butter
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK
NOVEMBER 27, 1938
■ a Admission ■ pi
10c “a 15c
SUN.
Peter Lorre-Mary Maguire
Mysterious Mr. Moto
Added: Wild Bill Hickok
MON.-TUES.
Clark Gable-Myma Loy
Spencer Tracy
TEST PILOT
WED.-THURS.
Errol Flynn-Olivia de Havilland
The Adventures of
ROBIN HOOD
FM.-SAT.
Roy Rogers
Under Western Stars
Added: Red Barry
field’s department store. Among
Patsy’s assets is a boy friend nam
ed Pennypacker E. Pennypacker,
(the inimitable Alan Mowbray),
who works as a motorman by
night and studies chiropractic by
day.
Patsy takes Joan into the one
room walkup she shares with Dor
othy, (Nancy Carroll), a snooty
salesgirl in the store, who takes
an instant dislike to Joan. Patsy
also gets Joan a job selling fireless
cookers in the basement of Butter
field’s.
Meanwhile, a reporter named Bill
Spencer (Fredrie March) has been
trying to get an interview with
Joan. He had caught a glimpse of
her leaving her yacht, from which
he, in turn, had been unceremoni
ously tossed into the Pacific.
Furious over this sort of treat
ment, he decides to write a story
contrasting Joan’s life of ease with
the hard lives of the girls who
work in her grandfather’s store.
Roving the bargain basement for
material, he is amazed to recog
nize Joan behind a counter. Pre
tending to believe her just another
salesgirl, he takes her out to din
ner, but his hatred turns to love
and the pair are soon having a
grand time, riding the subways,
eating hot corn and sweet potatoes
at sidewalk stands and winning
contests at ice-skating rinks.
Bill tears up the story about Joan.
When Joan’s furious grandfather
locates her through Patsy’s jealous
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roommate, Bill spirits her away to
a lonely retreat known as Sandy
Island, where Joan learns to cook
his favorite dishes and the pair
are idyllieally happy.
Meanwhile, however, Bill’s editor
has patched together the story Bill
wrote about Joan and published it.
Crushed by what looks like Bill’s
duplicity, Joan welcomes her
grandfather and gratefully returns
home with him.
The way in which Bill finally
wins Joan will prove to be inter
esting to all patrons.
******
Bob Hope will stir up things a
gain at the New Peoples Friday
Saturday when the new romantic
comedy, “Thanks For The Mem
ory,” will be presented.
The comedy casts Bob in the
role of a young husband who is
struggling against several prob
lems. He has a job which doesn’t
pay too well as an electric appli
ance salesman. In his spare time
he is trying to write that Great
American novel which he feels he
has in his system, even though
friends think it is their preroga
tive to clutter up his home at all
hours. Then his wife—played by
lovely Shirley Ross—decides that
Bob should give up his job and let
her go back to work as a model,
the purpose being more time for
Bob to write.
Bob and Shirley make the most
of these humorous and romantic
developments, laughing and wise
cracking their way through situa
tion after situation loaded with
spontaneous wit. Both of them
prove that the notices which they
have received in the past were
more than warranted. And Butter
worth, Hedda Hopper, Otto Kruger
and Roscoe Karns round out a cast
which is beautifully tailored to the
picture.
TOWN
ITALKf
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hasty and
children visited relatives at Jack
son Sunday.
Ed Smith of Raleigh spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. R. I.
Starke.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Matthews and
Mrs. Roy Bell Sr. of Tarboro were
guests of John W. Ferrell and fam
ily Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Speight
spent Sunday in Macon with Mrs.
Speight’s mother, Mrs. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Edmonds and
children spent the week-end with
relatives at Charlie Hope, and
Brunswick.
Mrs. Woodrow Stanly and daugh
ter, have returned to their home
in Durham after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Harris.
Office To Close
For Thanksgiving
The local office of the N. C.
State Employment Service will be
closed all day November 24th in
observance o f Thanksgiving.
Claimants scheduled to report on
Thursday will please report on Fri
day, November 25th for filing
claims.
IMPERIAL
Saturday-10:30 p.m.
Sunday-8:30 p.m.
We DARE you to see
—with—
Bela Lugosi
—and—
Frankenstein
—with—
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¥ The "HORROR" Show
I Of The Century!
W . Brought Back by Special Bequest!
J,A Plan now to make up a Special
/jl i Party and Attend. It’s BEAL Fun!
, i Can You Take It-?
ADMISSION 10c & 25c
(Not Becommended for Children)
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30
Roanoke
Rapids1
Own -
BILL X
ALLSBROOK?
and his
ORCHESTRA j
Direct from New England Triumph!
Here’s an unusual opportunity to see Roanoke
Rapids’ own Orchestra Leader with the BEST
BAND he has ever had. Young Allsbrook is
widely known in New England, the Atlantic
Seaboard, and the Southwest. We were for
tunate in securing him for this one-day
engagement.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
—In Addition to Regular Feature—
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