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Celebrate Edgar Rice Burroughs 150th Birthday at the North Bend Theatre

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North Bend Theatre offers a free screening of "Tarzan the Ape Man" on September 1, celebrating Edgar Rice Burroughs' 150th birthday. This 1932 film introduced audiences to Johnny Weissmuller's iconic portrayal of Tarzan, bringing Burroughs' adventurous tales to the big screen. The Friends of the North Bend Theatre will give away 100 vintage Ballantine books, featuring artwork by renowned artists Neal Adams and Boris Vallejo. These editions represent a significant piece of pulp fiction history. Attendees can enjoy themed "Jungle Juice" mimosas alongside non-alcoholic beverages, enhancing the nostalgic atmosphere.

Burroughs' characters, particularly Tarzan, continue to influence modern storytelling and are considered precursors to contemporary superheroes. The screening begins at 3 PM, with tickets available through the theater's website. This event not only honors Burroughs' legacy but also serves as a community gathering for fans of all ages.

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