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radio -. microphone,
Rosemary" and and Mi's. J. Ed Lane Sunday.
for his home. v Mrs. S. L Cullipher returned home
Miss Adelaide L. Eaves is visiting Sunday from Norfolk, Va., where she
her uncle, James J, Smith, and her visited her daughter. "'' "
cousins, Mr. and Mrs; Graham Bruce,1 Mrs. B. A. Berry visited Mrs. J. E.
in Orlando, Fla. i Eaves Monday afternoon. ,5
Fnscilla Lane. , " ' 4
. . Dick Whiting and Johnny Mercer
combined their talents to turn out an
engaging musical score, -
James J. Smith, of Orlando, Fla.,
after a few days' visit to his brother-in-law.
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J E.
Eaves, left Wednesday of last week
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.e Theatre
Monday Tuesday -State
Theatre ., i ,
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" STALLINGS WINSLOW
VARSITY SHOW.
Miss Reby Winslow, daughter of
Mr. and Mm. Lucius Winslow, and
VSS and think of a
V8 that gives 22 to
27miles per gallon I
Ellis Stalling, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Stallings, of Trotyille,. were
even bigger and better-
married Jn Suffolk, Va, on' Saturday.
They were accompanied, to Suffolk
by Misses Sybil Winslow and Helen
Stallings, Floyd Winslow and Leslie
Winslow.,
looking than last years
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taR. HOLMES PREACHES AT
Tf? WHlTEVlLtS GROVE SUNl
SUNDAY
-DAY, JANUARY 21, 1938"
t Pat O'Brien and Doris Weston
NAVY AIDS WARNERS :
. WITH NEW SEA DRAMA
All the resources of the United
States Navy were loaned, it is said,
-t'to Warner Bros.' for the production
' of a' thrilling: melodrama called
"Submarine D-l," which opens today
" at the State Theatre and is announced
as the most stirring and authentic
film ever made with a "tin fish" as
the gobs irreverently term an under-
sea boat as its subject.
The movie folks journeyed to New
port, R. I., to make part of it, down
to Cocos Coco in the Panama Canal
Zone for another, and then to San
Diego for a lot more.
. One of the most modern of sub
. marines, the real D-l (also known as
the Dolphin), was used for the pic
ture. 5 Battleships, cruisers, destroy
ers and the like, by the score, are to
be seen in its action.
Dick Powell and Rosemary Lane
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
A. A. Butler, who will be in Durham
next Sunday, C. R. Holmes will
preach at Whiteville Grove Baptist
Church at 11 o'clock A. M.
Everybody is invited to attend!
Included in the stellar cast besides , the service.
7-Ll a I TU Ti m t 'aculty Msor, who is all for art
Z--!-" ernity in school
.., wvtwu 4 vivo' ui mi wiumwvimi
young newcomer; Wayne ("Kid Gala
had") Morris. , Other notables in the
cast include Doris' Weston, Frank Mc-
t -. Hugh, Ronald Reagan, Henry O'Neill
V and Regis Toomey.
V . Lloyd Bacon directed the picture
from a screen play by William Wister
Haines.
DANGEROUS
. It is dangerous to sell a SUBSTITUTE
for 666 just to make three or four
cents more.- Customers are your best
assets; lose them and you lose your
business. ; 666 is worth three or four
times as much as a SUBSTITUTE.
Dick Powell and Fred Waring are
such leading figures as Ted Healy,
Lee Dixon, Priscilla Lane, Rosemary
Lane, Buck and Bubbles, Walter Cat
Iett, Johnny Davis and Roy Atwell.
Busby Berkeley, known for his ima
gination end lavish production num
bers in past Warner Bros, musicals,
outdoes himself in "Varsity Show"
. with a smashing finale that climaxes
more than an hour of supreme fun
and amusement.
The plot of the picture deals with
the efforts of Chuck Daly (Dick
Powell), a Broadway producer tem
porarily on his uppers, to stage the
annual Quandrangle Club show at
Winfield College. Daly, himself a
Winfield alumnus, is induced to re
turn to the college to rescue the var-
jsity show from the hands of Profes
sor Sylvester Biddle (Walter Catlett),
and
pre
sentations,
Daly overcomes many obstacles set
before a successful production by
Professor Biddle, jams members of
the cast through special scholastic ex
animations and then figures in a stu
dent strike brought on when Biddle
ousts him from the campus. The un
dergraduates take matters into their
own hands. The show must go on
It does.
Playing side by side in "Varsity
Show" are Dick Powell, veteran of
many Warner Bros, musical produc
tions, and Fred Waring and his
Pennsylvanians, newcomers tg the
! screen but old hands jn front of a
Tomato and Lima Bean Casserole
Drain the liquid from a No. 2 can
of jrreen baby lima beans and com
bine the beans with a tan of toma
toes. Add a little butter and sea
soning, then mix. Place in buttered
casserole. Cover.
PENDER ROAD NEWS
Roscce Wingate, of Raleigh, was
the pruest of his brother-in-law and
siste Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed Lane,
Sunday.
Mrs. R. A. Perry and son, J. B.,
visited her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Perry, of Eli
zabeth City, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Skinner, from
Chowan County, were guests of Mr.
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Freanfy tyM, with longer
ftomf, sweeping- fines and big,
MttJaJuggmfr compartment
STATE TfiS EAT1I
A-x - - - HERTFORD, N. C.
CAROLINA'S FINEST THEATRE
Friday, January 21 , v. ;.;..
ON THE STAGE
FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9 O'CLOCK
"THE RHYTHM CLUB"
Featuring Lira and Bill of Station WFTC, Kinston, N. C.
: ON THE SCREEN
Pat O'Brien and George Brent
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Saturday,' January 22
$10 To Be Given Away At 9 O'clock
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