November 22, 2013

The Premiere

The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Wesley Langston

Attendees make their way down the buffet line at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Cheryl Mothes, left, Wayne and Suzy Wallingford with Rick Hetzelat The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau.

Duc Nguyen, left, and Trisha Stahly at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau.

Robert and Linda Schieber, left, with Colette and Skip Wrape at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau.

Maria Childress, left, Laura Ritter, Skip Wrape, Nicole Nguyen and Becky Harding at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau.

Attendees mingle at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Jeri Spence of Cape Girardeau places a bid for the silent auction during The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Kim Hope, with Out of Poverty Thru Education, a charitable organization started five years ago that has built a six-room school thats serves over 250 orphans, at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide. Out of Poverty Thru Education

The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Taylor Park of Cape Girardeau, pours champagne during The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Copies of Gillian Flynn's novel, "Gone Girl" were some of the items up for bid during the silent auction at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Items part of the silent auction at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau. The proceeds from the event, which was inspired by the filming done in the Cape Girardeau area for the motion picture "Gone Girl," will benefit Library For All, a non-profit working to make reading available to children worldwide.

Matt Mocherman, left, David Limbaugh and Andrew Stewart at The Premiere, Friday, Nov. 22, at The Concourse in Cape Girardeau.

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