A Kansas City event listing mentions “9 to 5.”
The article cites FOX4KC in connection with the item.
The Imagination Library
Parton died of cancer at age 80 on Aug. 25, according to People. The article also discusses September, which her family has designated Imagination Library Month, asking supporters to honor her by contributing to the program she founded, per NewsChannel 5.
Parton started the Imagination Library in 1995 to encourage literacy and reduce barriers to reading materials for children from birth to age 5, the same purpose she described for the program herself. Since then, the nonprofit has mailed free books to children around the world, according to the same NewsChannel 5 report, which notes the program has gifted more than 332 million books to children across five countries. The article does not specify whether the Imagination Library serves children in Kansas or Missouri.
The Film “9 to 5”
“9 to 5” is mentioned in the article. The article does not specify an age restriction for the item.
Parton's death set off a wave of tributes across the entertainment industry. At the Emmys, Reba McEntire delivered a musical tribute to Parton and Sally Field spoke in her honor, according to the Los Angeles Times. The article discusses ways to remember her and the charity she built.
A Separate Listing Adds Confusion
A separate event listing also mentions “9 to 5” for Sept. 25, but its venue and location are not identified here. It is unclear from available information whether the two listings refer to separate screenings or reflect a mismatch in one of the calendars, so moviegoers should confirm details before heading out.
