INC NEWS - Sold out, more shows added: Durham: A Self-Portrait (Nov 16 & Nov 18)

[John Schelp]

Dear neighbor,

Tickets are sold out for this new film about Durham so
two more showings have been added (Friday at 9:40PM
and Sunday at 2PM -- see below).

Songwriter, John D. Loudermilk was interviewed for the
film -- sitting right next to Erwin Mills. (Loudermilk
was born in the neighborhood and wrote the song,
"Tobacco Road" by Lou Rawls.)

Long-time West Durham residents, Mary Coles and Mattie
Riley, were also interviewed. (Mary and Mattie grew up
in the mill village, Mary's husband ran the billiard
parlor in what is now Dogstar Tattoo.)

~John 

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>From director, Steven Channing...

THINK YOU KNOW DURHAM? Special Additional Film
Screenings: Durham: A Self-Portrait  

Due to the demand, there are no more 7:30 pm show
tickets available, however two additional shows have
been added. You may pick-up your tickets in advance at
the Carolina Theatre.

9:40  pm showing on Friday, November 16 
2:00 pm showing on Sunday, November 18 

Join us for the highly anticipated screening of the
documentary film "Durham: A Self-Portrait," produced
by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Dr. Steven Channing.
Sensationalized in national media and misunderstood in
our own region. Finally, it is Durham’s turn to tell
its own story.

Arrangements have been made for a special afternoon
screening for Durham students, teachers and families,
on Sunday, November 18, 2007 at 2 pm at The Carolina
Theatre  

Following the screening, there will be an opportunity
for questions and discussion with Dr. Channing and
others.

Doors open at 1:30 pm - Screening begins at 2:00 pm 

Tickets are free, available in advance at the 

Carolina Theatre Box Office
309 West Morgan Street, 560-3030  

Online: www.portraitofdurham.com/Web_Invite.pdf