POPULAR TEAM AT
DOLLY TWO DAYS
Sa'lv Filers And James Dunn in
“We Have Our Moments”
Sally Eilers and James Dunn hava
returned to the screen with a pic
ture that is a fine prescription foi
the relief of jaded spirits. Their new
vehicle, Universal’s “We Have Our
Moments,” which opens today at
the Dolly Madison theatre for two
days, is gay, stimulating comedy
drama.
The story is about a school teach
er who tires of her small town sur
roundings and goes on a lark to
Europe. Aboard ship she becomes
the unwitting catspaw for a band of
dinner-jacketed crooks and gets in
to serious complications with the
law. Around this plot has been wo
ven a picture of sparkle and charm.
Emphasis has been placed on the
modern treatment of lightness, art
fully handled by Director Alfred
Werker.
Miss Eilers and Dunn, always an
appealing team, live up to the repu
tations they won when their first
co-starring production, “Bad Girl’;
was voted the best picture Os 1932.
Miss Eilers and James Dunn are
supported by an unusually well ba
lanced cast. Mischa Auer, Thurston
Hall, David Niven, Marjorie Gate
son, Warren Hymer, Virginia Sale
Franklyn Pangborn and Grady Sut
ton all turn in splendid performan
ces.
The picture has its moments of
exciting tenseness, but it is essen
tially first rate comedy. It is loaded
with sparkling dialogue and funny
situations, handled with a sophisti
cated touch.
Physical and medical examina
tions have been held for club mem
bers in the eleven 4-H clubs of
Edgecombe County.
DOLLYi MADISON
THEATRE
ADVANCE PROGRAM
From Thursday, May Gth through
Saturday, May Bth
Thursday-Friday, May 6-7th
Sally Eilers - James Dunn
Mischa Auer with David Niven -
Warren Hymer-Marjorie Gateson
“WE HAVE OUR MOMENTS”
Crime-Dbesn’t-Pay Spries: “The
Public Pays”
Morning Show Thursday 10:30;
/ afterncons 3:15-3:45; evenings
7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-26 c
Saturday, May Bth
Buck Jones with Lita Chevret
“SAND FLOW”
Episode No. 4 “Dick Tracy” with
Ralph Byrd - Smiley Burnette
Headliner: “Music, Music Every
where” Continuous Shows start
ing 2:30.
Admission 10-26 c
PALACE THEATRE
ADVANCE PROGRAM
From Thursday, May 6th through
Saturday, May Bth
Thursday-Friday, May 6-7th
Jean Arthur-Charles Boyer with
Leo Carrillo-Colin Clive
“HISTORY is MADE at NIGHT”
Mickey Mouse Cartoon:
“Moving Day”
Metro Cartoon
Morning Show Friday 10:30;
afternoons 3:15-3:45; evenings
7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-26 c
Kiddies’ Jack Pot Matinee
Saturday Morning 10:30
Special Show Saturday Night
11:30
Paul Muni - Ann Dvorak - Os-
Good Perkins - Boris Karloff -
C. Henry Gordon - George Raft
“SCARFACE”
Top Notcher Cartoon: “Amuse
YourselP’
Box office opens Saturday Morn
ing 10:15. Admission 10-26 c
Box office opens Saturday Night
11:15. All seats 26c.
Saturday, May Bth.
William Boyd with Jimmy Elli
son - George Hayes - in another
of the “Hop - Along - Cassidy”
series
“BORDERLAND”
Episode No. 10 “Robinson Crusoe”
with Mala Vitaphone No
velty: “Whale Ho!”
Continuous Shows Starting 2:30.
Admission 10-26 c
© UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL*NEWS WEEK
IN THE BEST LIFE-GUARD TRADITION
When two members of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Warren
ton, Ore., decided to be married, an officer read the ceremony and the
happy pair proceeded in triumph under an archway of crossed shovels.
Buck Jones At
Dolly Saturday
Universal Presents Popular
Star In “Sandflow,” Here I
Oone Bay
Review of Story Given
Three “Loop Loop” cowboys,
Joaquin, a Mexican,. Tex and
money hungry Quayle, are startled .
when a wounded rider gallops up j
to their hut in the Sandflow bad
lands. They recognize him as Lane I
Hallet, whose father had started
his vast herds with stolen cattle.
Ilallet had two sons’ Buck who
paid his father’s debts and Lane,
now a fugitive, accused of killing l
Sheriff Pat Sullivan.
Quayle wants the thousand dol
lar reward offered for Lane. The I
new sheriff arrives with his posse. |
Buck rescues the unconscious Lane J
and Joaquin gives Quayle an'
amount equal to the reward for!
keeping silent.
Buck vainly tries to get Lane to
explain the shooting. He thinks
Lane is trying to shield a girl
named Rose, who was with him
near the scene of the killing. Buck
seeks out Rose to question her. He
learns she is deeply interested in
Lane. While they talk, Buck is
seized and locked in a shack.
He escapes and observes a meet
i ing presided over by Porter, a
fugitive banker charged with em
bezzlement. Hose discovering
Buck’s escape, tells him she is
Porter’s daughter and declares her
father innocent. His bank failures
have destroyed his reason. Porter’s
friends enact directors’ meetings
to pacify him.
Quayle is brought in as a pris
oner. He has been trying to betray
Lane for the reward, in spite of
his agreement. When Buck starts
to escape Quayle fells him and
tries to take Buck’s horse. Rose,
helping Buck, fights off Quayle.
QQuayle meets and kills Porter.
Buck pursues Quayle. Joaquin is
taking the vfounded Lane ib the
ranch on a buckboard. While he
seeks drinking water, he leaves the
boy resting under a tree. Quayle
finds Lane and is about to shoot
him, when Buck arrives to fight
the killer. Quayle levels his gun at
Buck and Joaquin drops the slayer
with a thrown knife.
Returning to camp, Buck learns
that Porter, while insane, killed
Sullivan. Lane, cleared of the
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PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. a
Boyer-Jean Arthur
Co-Star in “History”
Dashing Romance Brings New
Team Here Soon
Palace Today and Tomorrow
Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur,
the screen’s newest team of film ro
mancers, come to the Palace Theatre
in Walter Wanger’s “History is Made
at Night” for two days starting to
day.
This smart, fast-paced romance
casts Boyer in a total new type of
role as Paul Dumond, dashing man
a!bout-town and the most popular
head waiter on the Continent, while
Jean Arthur is seen as a lovely New
York mannequin. They Met in Paris
pair become involved in a gay, ultra
under thrilling circumstances. The
modern romance that carries them
from France to America against a
series of stunning, ultra-modern set
tings, including a crack luxury liner
and the smartest restaurants of
New York and Paris.
Leo Carrillo and Colin Clive are
featured in the supporting cast,
which also includes Ivan Lebedeff,
George Meeker, Lucian Prival,
Georges Renavent and others.
“History is Made at Night” is an
original story of Gene Towne and
Graham Baker, one of Hollywood’s
most prolific and popular writing
teams. The production was directed
by Frank Borzage for release
through United Artists. The photo
graphy is credited to Gregg Toland.
Q
Jimmy Ellison
Returns To
“Hopalong” Series
Jimmy Ellison, fresh from achiev
ing new heights of popularity for
his portrayal of Buffalo Bill” Cody
in “The Plainsman,” again appears
with William Boyd in the latest of
the “Hopalong Cassidy” adventures
in “Borderland,” which begins on
Saturday at the Palace Theatre.
Ellison is a Texas Ranger in
“Borderland,” and William Soyd,
as “Hoppy,” is an under-cover man
in the same outfit. George Hayes,
who plays “Windy,” and who also
had a part in “The Plainsman,” is
charge, remains with Rose to con
i valesce. Buck rides to town to
| choose a wedding present.
NEWEST DIAPER IS
DISPOSABLE TYPE
One Os The Latest Develop
ments Proves Economical In
Many Ways
Babies and diapers are synony- .
mous terms, and will be until scien
ce perfect babies to the point where
thoy v.nll be automatically habit
trained the very moment the first
cry is uttered.
Until then, however, there are
wonderful new diapers to be used,
which eliminate the unpleasant!
task of laundering them, and which j
prove an economy in more ways j
than one.
There is, for example, the dis
posable diaper made of the softest
hospital gauze, a layer of cotton
and cellulose, and a mostuer re
tardent paper back. Scientifically
made, the diaper eliminates any
possibility of irritation and chafing
and is disposed'of as readily as are
your cleansing tissues.
These diapers may be obtained
, by special arrangement, 50 to a
package, coming at regular inter
vals, from your baby shop or de
partment store.
There is yet another form of dia
per which contains only a disposa
ble center part; the outer portion
not coming in contact with the
baby’s body at all, and therefore no
more difficult to wash than is his
underwear or hose.
Yet other achievement in dia
per land is the development of the
already folded diaper, which fas
tens with just one pin in the mid
dle. It has a triple center for ab
sorbency, and covers the entire ab
domen with leg pins.
again seen in his famous role as the
verbose oldbraggart, and Stephen
Morris is cast in the “heavy” role.
Charlene Wyatt, the little girl of
of “Valiant Is the Word for Car-
Charlene Wyatt, the little gril
vor Bardette, A1 Bridge and George
Chesboro are also in the cast.
“Borderland” is the ninth of the
popular stories from the pen of
Clarence E. Mulford to reach the
screen.
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IL DUCE BOOSTS WAGES
Rome, Italy—To protect Italian
labor against world-wide increases
in commodity prices, Premier Mus
solini has decreed a 10 per cent
rise in the wages of 3,000,000 work
ers. Last August he issued a simi
lar ukase, the two absorbing a 20
per cent increase in the cost of liv
ing since the start of the Ethiopian
War.
It thereby gives the legs perfect
freedom, and does away with the
between-leg bulk which can be re
sponsible for bow legs.
For Poultry Sale
Saturday, May Bth, 1937
Rear of Courthouse
Eloxboro, N. C.
Heavy Hens 15c
I Leghorn Hens 12c
Roosters 8c
Colored Fryers 20c
Leghorn Fryers 18c
Eggs 17c
Farmer’s Mutual Exchange
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937
BROADCASTER SUED
New York City—When Floyd Gib
bons, rapid-fire broadcaster, radio
ed a description of the Ohio River
flood last January, Charles Locke,
radio writer, claims to have written
the script. He has sued Gibbons for
$250,000, alleging damage to his re
putation because the fast talker des
cribed the broadcast as being read
by the light of a railroad lantern,
whereas it came from a comfortable,
well-lighted studio; also tihe al
leged “diver 5 miles away under
20 ft. of water” was actually at Gib
bon’s elbow talking through a lard
can.