THE MOUNTAIN TRAIL
AUGUST 18, 1939
PAGE 6
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT
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GIFT SrJO?
Native Mountain Crafts
Gi^csts at the POTTS HOUSE includo
Mr. and Mrs. Tumor Dorris and Chil
dren, Miami; Mr, and Mrs. E. D.Dor
ris, Miami; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dorris, Miami; Mr. and Mrs, C, S,
Shoemaker, Orlando, Fla,; Mr. and
Mrs. George P. Oatz, Clermont,Fla.
Mr. and M^s. W. L. Rice, Miami,Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. S.T. Owens, Miami,Mrs.
W,E. Crown and Miss Ethel Crown,
Clearwater, Fla.;Mrs. A. M, Reiger,
Miami; Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Cenney,
Miami; Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Roberts,
Coral Gables, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs,
George Rogers, Miami, Fla.
The HIGHLivNDS LITTLE THEATRE
WILL PRESENT
DULCY
h COMEDY FARCE IN THREE ACTS
at
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL THEATRE
TUE. Aug. 29-8:PM.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. Fitz-James
Hindry of St. Augustine, Fla., have
been the guests of Mrs. Duncan Dou-
gall and Miss Valerie Dougall for
the past two weeks. They are leav
ing the last of the week for other
points in Western North Carolina
before returing to their home in
St. Augustine.
Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.O,
F. Slimmer were Miss Leola Summer,
W.D. Summer, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs,
Palmer Ergle, of Pomaria, S.C.
John Pierson and his friend, Pete
Ciancio, of Wilmington, Del., are
visiting P^r. Pierson’s mother, Mrs
L. F. Pierson, at her homo on Mir
ror Lake for a month.
SPARE THE HORSESi
In Hollywood they use that ex
pression in more than a literal
sense, because v/hen horses appear
in motion pictures they are ^iven
considerations and a measure of
protection not even extended to
hioman actors, except in the case
of children.
In "The Man in the Iron Mask”,
the Edward Small production for
United Artists release, which is
now showing at the Highlands
School Theatre, for instance,
scores of horses were used, many
of them in battle scenes, still
others in exciting chase sequences
involving Louis Hayward, Joan Ben
nett, Warren William, Joseph
Schildkraut, Alan Hale and other
principals.
"MIRACLES FOR SALE"
THRILLING SPINE-CHILLER
Weird spiritualistic seances,
mysteries of professional magici
ans, grim murders under seemingly
supernatural circumstances,combine
in a tale of rality and unreality
in "Miracles for Sale”, murder
mystery laid behind the scenes
with a group of magicians and
spiritualists. A believer in demon-
ology is killed.Later the man sus
pected of killing him and seen in
the room with the body, is discov
ered to have been killed two hours
before he was seen. Baffling prob
lems such as this face the detec
tives until a magician, retired to
manufacture apparatus for the pro-
fefssion, fights magic with magic
to solve the crime. Based on Clay
ton Rawson's novel "Death from a
Top Hat", it was produced by Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer as one of the most
ambitious mystery dramas of the
year.
Miss Mario Hamric.’ of Jackson
ville, Fla., is spending some
time v;ith her uncle and aunt,Col.
and Mrs. W. H, Nollman, at their
summer home, Springdale.
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