the GALAX NEWS
AUGUST 20y1970
PAGE 17
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"THE BOSTON STR/iNGLER"
The strong motivating elements of
suspense and fear^ as well as a new
technique in cinematography, keynote the
general background for 20th Century Fox’s
”The Boston Strangler" starring Tony
Curtis, Henry Fonda and George Kennedy.
The Panavision DeLuxe color film opens
on Tuesday-Wednesday, August 25-26 at
the Galax Theatre*
Based upon the best-selling book of
the same title by Gerold Frank, the
motion picture highlights the events,
from June 1962 to January 196ii, that
occurred in Boston with mysterious
stranglings of 13 women and the investi
gations that followed. After reading
the book, noted Broadway producer Robert
Fryer fearohaged the motion picture rights
joining with 20th Century Fox to produce
the story as his first screen effort.
Tony Curtis stars in the role of
Albert DeSalvo, the self-confessed
strangler, while'Henry Fonday portrays
John S. Bottomly, former i^fessachusetts
Assistant Attorney General who headed up
”The Strangle Bureau."
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WATKRCOLOR EXHIBIT
The paintings and drawings of
Fernando Fonseca are on display at the
Original Silver I'Jhistle and will be
shown for two more weeks, ending labor
Day, according to J'b. Charles Duck.
This vibrant collection of water-
colors is outstanding for the pure de
sign quality which is evident in each of
them. The artist, Fernando Fonseca, is
very versatile and plays both piano and
harpischord, writes and performs in opera
and is a choreographer. He did a portrait
of Pablo Picasso and Manuel -Bernabarian
and designed the costumes for La Scala*s
’’M.dsuinmer Night’s Dream*’ production.
MOCCASIN MASSACRE
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much good for the Billingsleys kept on
a-coming. So he prayed again - the only
prayer he could remember from having
heard it at meal-time;
"Oh, Lord, let us be thankful for
what we are about to receivei"
And still the Moccasin Greek boys
came on*
Then Uncle Joel’s training in the
Confederate ArTfiy came to the fore and the
old Rebel spirit was aroused. Reaching
for his rifle, he said
"Oh, Lord, if you won’t help me, just
don’t help the Billingsleysi"
For some reason, unknown to this day
the Billingsley boys passed by silently in
single file, disappeared in the woods and
Uncle Joel wiped his forehead and rolled
on - unharmed.
Thus ended the Moccasin War. But
not the moonshining. That will continue
as long as one Blue Ridge Mountain is left
to curve across the sky.
- Sarah Summer
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