NEXT WEEK AT ROANOKE RAPIDS THEATRES

Briliiant with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Three-Star Cast Heads B. Edmonds. HERE NEXT WEEK Mrs. Rip Wiggins of Emporia, Va. spent Sunday in town with YOU CAN’T TAKE friends. William Henry Woodruff of Fort Myers, Va., spent the week-end IT WITH YOU wit hhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Woodruff. ********* Wayland Pair, who has been a For Run At The patient at the Walter Reed Hos- Three-Day Peoples pital in Washington, D. C., spent Wednesday night with his parents, “You Can’t Take It With You,” The Avalons Is Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pair, en route with Jean Arthur, to Fort Bragg. and Lionel Barrymore in the lead- Feature Of New ing roles will be the feature attrac- tion at the New Peoples Sunday- Revue Tuesday. Imperial It is the heart-warming story of two families whose philosophies of There's an life are poles apart. One family; old adage that show- Maureen O’Sullivan presided over by happy-go-lucky men must be born and not made lives and, of course, sometimes one has Grandpa Vanderhof, merrily * MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN, look- and somewhat madly in a suffi- a natural tendency that is later de- LIONEL BARRYMORE ing more demure, if possible, than cient-unto-the-day atmosphere of veloped and finds himself a per- *ABOVE is Lionel Barrymore, untroubled fun. The other family, former or an executive, or an em- ever, is co-starred with handsome in the the social-conscious, money-grub- ploye of some sort in connection one of the stars appearing Lew Ayres in the feature, “Spring with the show. But not so with new release: “You Can’t Take It bing, power-mad Kirbys, are the Madness,” which will be shown Im- a three- purest of wealth worshippers. THE FIVE AVALONS who will With You,” which opens perial audiences Wednesday-Thurs- The two families clash when the appear here at the Imperial The- days’ engagement at the Peoples atre with on Theatre here day of next week. Kirby son and the Vanderhof “Revue Magnificent”, Sunday. DIAL R-394 granddaughter fall in love. Tony Tuesday, November 22nd, next PROGRAM FOB WEEK NOVEMBER Kirby, not so dollar-bound as his week, when the stage show plays 20, 1938 ters are possessed with the acro- nor so class-conscious as the popular uptown house one-day father, batic feats of their grandparents qa A Admission ta oa his believes his are only. mother, parents and their father and mother, also at heart and The troupe of FIVE AVALONS genuine only synthetic the modern developments of their |0C ^inee |§C stuffed shirts. He that con- are all brothers and sisters and TOWN hopes own. tact with the Vanderhofs will come from a family that has ap- SUN. Many other talented entertainers change their attitude towards his peared with the leading circuses of appear with “Revue Magnificent” to Alice. But the our country as well as many for- TALK Louise Fazenda marriage meeting such as Helen McClure and Chris- of the two families is marked eign lands, dating back to the early by tine Silliman, fast stepping tap SWING YOUR LADY an exhibition of Vanderhof 70’s. The work of this great troupe typical team; Pat Patterson, acrobatic Miss Mattie Lee Taylor spent the humor which winds with is very outstanding and spectacu- good up dancer; The Three Cronies, comedy week-end in Raleigh as the guest MON.-TUES. as well as lar. everybody—the Kirbys acrobatic act; Morris Nelson, ten- of Miss Carnie Rook. June Travis-Gordon Oliver the Vanderhofs—in on The troupe appearing here, each jail suspi- or; Sue Rogers, character dancer; Mesdames Jim Taylor, Sam cion of anarchism! of the three brothers and two sis- The Marines Are Here Florence Le Loux, oriental and toe Young spent Friday in Richmond, The supporting cast includes Ann Mr. and Mrs. sion—to destroy the enemy’s sub- dancer; The Lingerie Girls; Floride Va. with Fletcher WED.-THURS. Miller, Mischa Auer, Spring Bying- Mon- Dickens. marine base. Fuller, trombone soloist; Paul -Virginia Bruce ton, Dub Taylor, H. B. Warner, Miss Cox of was In the thrilling sequence which ty and Orchestra. Gladys Raleigh Bad Man Mary 'Forbes, Donald Meek and week-end of of Brimstone follows, Greene and Bancroft fight The Revue Magnificent will play the guest Mr. and Mrs. others. the next Tuesday, mati- A. E. Akers. FRI.-SAT. rfc * * * :k side by side, winning each other’s Imperial in addition to the J. R. Bunn of Henderson was a Tim respect through their high cour- nee and night, McCoy and Frances Dee business visitor in town age as two U-boats are sunk right regular feature picture program, Monday. TWO GUN JUSTICE will be shown Wednesday-Thurs- and Lucille in Mrs. B. D. Johnson, under the guns of the enemy’s own Jack Oakie Ball, Greenville, Added: Red at the New in “If I Barry day Peoples fort. “The Affairs of Annabel.” spent several days here last week Were King.” Eager to find out the names of those who were plotting against him with the Burgundians, traitors who had blocked Pairs, King Louis XI (Basil Rathbone), disguised, goes to a tavern where he knew the plotters would meet. There he finds of NOVEMBER 20th Francois Villon (Colman) and his PROGRAM for WEEK gang of riffians, who were making merry with food and wine they had stolen from the King’s storehouse. The King becomes interested in what Villon had to say about what IMPCQfAL he would do if he were King. Sol- PEOPLES diers, headed by the Grand Con- stable (John Miljan), who had fol- lowed Villon to the tavern, enter and in a battle^ Villon kills the JAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY SUNDAY-MONDAY Grand Constable; the King then re- Howard veals his identity and orders the Mary Carlisle John arrest of every one at the tavern.- • JEAN ARTHUR Having found out that the Grand ARMY" Constable had been the chief plot- • JAMES STEWART "TOUCHDOWN ter, the King is grateful to Villon for killing him, but he feels he # LIONEL BARRYMORE TUESDAY ONLY should be punished. How Villon changes things and is finally freed Jack Oakie Lucille Ball and wins Miss Dee YOU CAN'T TAKE also will prove to be very interesting. of Annabel" * * * * * * "The Affairs “Submarine Patrol” will be shown IT WITH YOU REVUE MAGNIFICENT Friday-Saturday at the Peoples On Stage: Theatre with Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly in the leading roles. WEDNESDAY-THUBSDAY The war is a background, touch- WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY ed off by dynamite, against which Lew Maureen O'Sullivan two ardent young /hearts seek to Ayres share a lifetime of love in the few RONALD COLMAN days, perhaps hours, that the war MADNESS' will allow them together. ■SPRING Greene and Nancy meet and fall FRANCES DEE in in love on the eve of their perilous and FRIDAY-ONLY voyage. They plan to get married when—and if—their ships reach Robert Margaret Franchot the Italian port which is their des- "IF I WERE KING" tination. But Nancy’s father, TAYLOR SULLAVAN TONE George Bancroft, misinterpreting Greene’s attention to his daughter, FRIDAY-SATIJBDAY makes his objections known in the THREE COMRADES most forcible way he knows—-with his fists. When, after a thrilling RICHARD GREENE SATURDAY-ONLY crossing during which they are at- tacked by U-boats, the ships reach port, Bancroft is finally persuaded and NANCY KELLY in JOHNNY MACK BROWN that he has misjudged Greene. He comes aboard the sub-chpser to ’ "BOOTHILL BRIGADE" apologize but Greene, believing his visit means another fight, knocks “Submarine Patrol Added: DICK TRACY RETURNS Bancroft as the ’■ out, just Sub-chas- .v. ; n ;• er gets under way on a secret mis-'