Parton banned at namesake theater
Singer Randy Parton denies misbehaving, but the Roanoke Rapids mayor says Parton was drunk Thursday and used profanity
ROANOKE RAPIDS (The News & Observer) - Randy Parton's name is still emblazoned on the palatial white-columned theater that looms over Interstate 95 on the outskirts of Roanoke Rapids. His picture is on the bottles of wine sold inside.
But Parton, brother of country-music superstar Dolly Parton, wasn't welcome there Friday. And Roanoke Rapids Mayor Drewery Beale said Parton may not be back on stage after reports that he appeared drunk and used profanity in public.
ROANOKE RAPIDS (The News & Observer) - Randy Parton's name is still emblazoned on the palatial white-columned theater that looms over Interstate 95 on the outskirts of Roanoke Rapids. His picture is on the bottles of wine sold inside.
But Parton, brother of country-music superstar Dolly Parton, wasn't welcome there Friday. And Roanoke Rapids Mayor Drewery Beale said Parton may not be back on stage after reports that he appeared drunk and used profanity in public.
posted by BP News Bureau | 12:34 PM
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