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THE PII>OT. Sniilhern Pines and Aberdeen, North CaroBmi*
Friday, February 21, 1936.
Anniversary Week
THE
Carolina Theatres
I’inehurst—Southern Pines
PRESENT
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At Pinehurst
Monday, Feb. 24th,
3:00 and 8 15
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A DARRYL F. ZANUCK
tOlh CENTUHr P«ODUCTfON
At Pinehurst
Wednesday, Feb. 26th
3:00 and 8-15
Ed Farley and Mike Riley, "The 'Round
£nd ’Round Boys" in "The Music Goes
■Round"—/ Co/um6/d Picture
1 c"*!. Scene cut cr MGR-10A
At I^inehurst
Friday, Feb. 28th,
'3:00 and 8:15
^ iUlY ^
'Mmle bylKVlNS BERLIN
Inauguration of the new Su
per-Wide Range Sound
Equipment.
At Southern Pines
Thurs., Fri., Sat,
Feb. 27, 28, 29
8:15
Matinee Saturday at 3:00
MAJOR BOWES CAN’T COME
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pianist, in the troupe.
Next week’s Pilot will tell you
more about these various performers
and the show they are going to put
on here. They ate all Major Bowes-
trained amateurs, selected from
among thousands of acts reviewed by
the Major, and put together in a
unit to make the prize tour of the
winter, that embracing the crack
Florida resorts. They were not book
ed for here, but are coming to make
everybody feel better about the Ma
jor's n.n - appearance. Especially
Charlie.
days of the year in old San Francisco,
and the unrestrained excitement
brought by the tidal ^wave of blue to
the Bay City has now been trans
lated into song, dance, comedy and
langltd Icve by Fred Astaire and
.\t Pinehurst
Leave all your old notions about
ghosts at home when you go_ to the i Ginger Roger,s with the help of Irv-
Pinehurst Theatre Monday, February , Berlin in "Follow the Fleet." The
24th, matinee cr night. For the singing starts even before the dread-
“spook" who walks the screen in "The i noughts hit the Go!d£n Gate, with
Ghost Goes West," Alexander Korda’s' Astaire serving up Berlin’s "We Saw
gay new romantic comedy, is unlike xhe Sea" aboard a battleship steam-
any screen ghost you ever saw. He is jng toward adventure and love ashore,
handsome, he’s charming and he has | Romance and comedy swing into the
a decided way with the ladies. The | theme when Astaire meets Ginger In
brilliant Robert Donat, who rose to a "dime-dance” sailor's rendezvous
world fame overnight as "The Count anil when Harriet Hilliard, in the
.f Monte Cristo” plays a dual role, role cf Ginger’s repressed school-
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at
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Shirts
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$1.00 to $1.50
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Character Maid 95c
Forget Me Not
Children’s Dresses 50c to 95c
New Spring Prints in the new
est coloi-ful patterns, 64x60
and 80 square, 15c and 20c
Nelvin Bros.
.VlK'nieen and Southern Tints
WANTS
Limited Number of Reserved
Seats on salt at the Broad St.
Pharmacy.
At Southern Pines
Mon., Tue., Wed.,
Feb. 24, 25, 26
8:15
Matinee Tuesday at 3:00
He is seen both as Donald Glourie, an
impoverished young Scotch highland-
I er who is forced to sell his haunted
i ancestral castle to an American mil-
i lionaire. and also as the personable
'shade who stiolls the castlc halls.
I
j Eugene Pallette plays the millionaire
i and Jean Parker provides the love in
terest as his daughter Peggy. Hilar
ious situati.ns develop when the
ghost begins to walk the luxury lin
er which is transporting the disman-
tleii castle to America.
Is fact stranger than fiction ?
With the production of “The Prison
er of Shark Island," the 20th Cen-
tuiy Film, the atti action at Pine
hurst W'fdnesday, February 2(ith.
matinee and night, the screen again
pr ves that the raw material of life
outstrips the talented imagining.® of
playwrights for pure drama. Darryl
F'. Zanuck w nt direcily to plain un
varnished facts ( f American history
to find the story of the most trfigic
figure our country has ever known.
Telling the true tale of Dr. Samuel
Alexander Mudd. the man who was
unjustly imprisoned as one of the
Lincoln conspirators, the new pic
ture is an amazing document ot
man's inhumanity to man. Warner
Baxter, the star, plays the title rcle.
Many of the actual conspirators are
executed, but Baxter is saved for a
more terrible fate—life imprisonment
on the hellish Shark Island. Degrad
ed. tortured, frantic with worry over
his wife, Gloria Stuart, and their
child, he attempts an escape through
the shark infested prison moat. He
wins his freedom only to be recap
tured and brought back to a dun
geon. As an added attraction "Finer
Points,’ 'a hunting dog picture taken
[FOR SALE: A pair ladies' black rid-,'*’ Pinehurst, will be shown.
' ing boots. Size 6. Light, new. reas-1 Sparkling comedy, captivating sing-
onable price. Telephone 6814, South-1 inspiring dancing, fine acting,
ern Pines. | songs put them all together
— j and add a corking story that is as
W’ANTED: A Second-Hand Briet j fresh as tomorrow's news, and you
Case and a good Second-Hand Boys | have, according to advance reports,
Columbia’s new musical film, “The
Music Goes ’Round," the attraction
at Pinehurst Friday, February 28th,
matinee and night, with Harry Rich-
man, Rochelle Hudson, MichaeT Bart
lett, Walter Connally and Edward
Farley and Michael Riley and their |
’round and ’round music -prominent- i
ly featured. Richman has proved \
himself "The tops" in "George ;
White's Scandals," Ziegfeld's Follies i
and on the radio, and the whole coun-'
try is waiting to see what he does in [
the mcvies. Rochelle Hudson's popu
larity has grown enormously in the
last year or two. two of her recent |
hits being, "Curly Top" and "Les
Miserables." Michael Bartlett thrilled
the world when he sang in "Love Me
Forever" with Grace Moore. j
At Southern Pine;* j
Charlie Chaplain in “Modern
Times," the comedian’s long-awaited 1
new comedy is the attraction at the ;
Southern Pines Theatre Monday, |
Tuesday, Wednesday, February 24, |
25, 26, with a Tuesday matinee. Al
most two years in production. Chap- j
Iain’s first picture in almost five i
years is also his most pretentious.
Like its predecessor, "City Lights,”
"Modern Times” is without dialogue, j
but boasts ,aome novel scund effects. '
The comedy which introduces the fa
miliar little figure in the big shoes
and baggy trousers Into the relative- I
ly complex environment of a big in- ^
dustrial city, casts Charlie as a fac-1
tory worker with a talent for getting |
out of jobs and into jail, and who'
subsequently finds employment in!
such widely divergent capacities as
shipyard worker, night watchman, i
singing waiter. The stoty, which was
written by Chaplain and marks the I
first time he has ever worked a pre- '
pared script, is said to involve him in
the most hilarious situations of his
entire career. The girl, a gamin of
the waterfront to whom Charlie
plays knight errant, is played by
Chaplain's Uvely new leading lady,
Paulette Goddard, who has been pro
nounced a genuine screen find. t
A limited number of reserved seats
for the night shows are on sale at
the Broad Street Pharmacy. This is
prompted by the fact that “Modern
Times” is breaking all records at the
Rivoli Theatre in New York, and in
London where it opened last week,
50 policemen were required to keep
back the crowds. ' j
“The Navy’s on shore leave” means
merrymaking and romance in any
harbor city, but It heralds the gayest
teacher sister, lo.ses her heart to Ran
dolph Scott, a “dozen-girls-ift-every.
port" pal of Astair’s. '
Luggage
NIAGARA
Miss Avis Raymond, who has spent
the past month or two visiting
friends here left last week for her
home in Rangeley, Maine.
Mrs. J. S. Johnson and Ivlr. and
Mrs. H. P. Johnson and little daught
er. Mary E^lizabeth of Rex were call- ,
ers in the village the past week.
An entertainment was given at the
Village Church on Tuesday night of
last week by the young people, show-1
ing and explaining views in the great
state of Montana.
Th; Christian Endeavor Society of ,
young people of Manly visited the
Niagara church in a body last Sun
day night and joined the local society
of young people known as the Loyal
Workers. It was a pleasant occasion, j
The Niagara young people plan to
visit the Manly church next Sunday
night.
Quite a few citizens are on the sick
list.
Our “Aid to TraveF’ buyer thinks it is time
to call attention to a very attractive show
ing of the latst style trunks and bags.
Bal Fibre
Wardrobe trunk $22.50
Steamer trunk $21.00
32-inch modern, only $ 9.50
\
Kaufman Hand Luggage
Tour-aides Zipper fastners $10,00 to $18.00
Gladstones in Black or Kusset. Top grade cow
hide, 26 inch $13.50
Top grade cowhide, 18-in zipper $10.00
Ladies rawhide week end cases
Hand wardrobe trunks, 32-in
All leathtr black cowhide, 18 in. ..
All leather black top grain. 18 in.
$22.00
.,'$16.00 and $17.50
$ 5.50
$ 7.50
DO FALSE TEETH
ROCK. SLIDE OR SLIP?
FASTEETH, a new, greatly im
proved powder to be sprinkled on
upper or lower plates, holds falsa
teeth nrm and comfortable. Can not
slide, slip, rock or pop-out. Na
Runimy, gooey, pasty taste or feet-
ing. Makes breath sweet and pleas
ant. Get FASTEETH
today at any good
drug store.
Special Bridge Tables ...SLOO and $1.50
C. T. PATCH
DEPARTMENT STORE
To keep up with the times, read
THK PI I.o r
Moore ('ounty's Leading News-W eekly
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and Men's Bicycle. Bicycles Repair
ed and Painted made as good as
new. Box 292.
FOn SALE — BARGAIN — 1 auto
Radio, new; 1 Pair Bird Glasses
and Case, new; 1 Child’s High
Chair with tray, almost new. Box i
292. Southern Pines. I
A FEW O FTHE BARGAINS at The ^
Trade Store: Piano. living room set, j
dining room set, beds, chairs, rugs,
mattre.sses, metal top table, coffee
tables, stoves of all kinds, refrig
erators, water heaters, graphonclas,
dressers, wardrobes .strollers and
dictaphone. Will sell, trade or
rent.
H. A. LEWIS, Trader
FOR RENT: Six room apartment, hot
water heat, frigidaire, electric
range, every convenience, beauti
ful location. 25 E. Vermont ave
nue.
ARCH SUPPORTS, made from an
impression of each foot. No metal.
Hand-made. R. Leatham. maker,
39 No. May St., Southern Pines,
Highway No. 1.
W’e now have four Northbound
busses daily. Special rates Wash
ington, D. C., $4.95; Philadelphia,
$7.93; New York, $9.25; B;ston,
$12.00. Tickets and information at
Postal Telegraph Company, Sou
thern Pines and Pinehurst. F21.
FOR RENT; Six room apartment, hot
water heat, frigidaire, electric
range, every convenience, beauti
ful location. 25 E. Vermont ave
nue.
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tor Healthier
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DOGS
give them the best food possible. We sell three of the
leading brands of Dog Food.
GAINES
Meat and Milk Meal Cooked Krunchon
in pressed form.
SPARTAN
Dog Food—cooked and ready to serve
—both cubes and granular.
D. &G.
Dog Biscuits—excellent for Hounds and
Bird Dogs. Requires no cooking and is
easily digested.
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