PUBLISHED BY THE GALAX THEATRE, HIGIiLA]^3DS,M.C.
VJESKLY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
Thursday, July 2^,1955
Miss Mary Summer, Editor
Phone 2495
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Thursday July 28
Dorothy Dandridge-Pearl Baily
Harry Belafonte
In
”CARMEN JONES” in Cinemascope & Techni,
Matinee at 3:00
Night Shows at 700 and 9:30
Adm 15f and 50^
Friday July 29
Richard Burton-Maggie McNamara
In
»PRINCE OF PI,AYERS» in CinemaScope & Tech*
Shows at 7:30 & 9:30
Adm 20(t and 60;^
Saturday July 30
Randolph Scott-Mala Powers-Forrest 'Pucker
In
"RAGE ^ DAWN” in Technicolor
Matinee at 3:00
Night Shov;s at 7:30 & 9:30
Adm 15i & 50fi
Sun-Mon July 31~Aug 1
Fred Astaire-Leslie Caron
Terry Moore
In
''DADDY LONG LEGS” in CinemaScope
and Technicolor
Matinee Sunday at 3:00
1 Show Sunday Night at 9:00
2 Shows Monday Night at 7:15 ^ 9:35
Note early starting time on Monday night
made necessary by the length of feature.
Tuesday August 2
Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor
’In
»CAI^jILLE”
Shows at 7:30 and 9:30
Adm 20t & 60'^
Wednesday August 3
Danny Kaye
Farley Granger-Jeanmarie
In
»HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN”
In Technicolor
Shows at 7:30 & 9:35
Adm 20(^ and 60^
HILLBILLY DAY 1955
Rosin on the bow and here we gol
Just a reminder folks that the times a
drawin' nigh for everyone to start gettin*
jail tuned up for Highlands’ Fourth Annual
jHillbilly Day iv^ich is slated for August
i3rd.
It's just a week ai^ay so all-you Davy
Crocketts, Daniel Boones, and Bushrod Gent-
Irys better get your buckskins out, call in
(the hound dogs, oil up the old squirrel
Irifel and get ready to hit the tr^l for
town.
Sheriff Riley Johnson and his deputies
will be on hand to uphold the law (dress
hillbilly style or into the ”stockaid” you
go) so you local yokels and city slickers
alike had better come prepared.
A full schedule of events has been plan-
(con't, on page 9)
QUESTIONS REGARDING HOSPITAL
l/#iat is the reaction to the "Humanity Drive
for the Hospital?
iil^S: Splendid and generous. Admittedly there
are those vjho refuse to contribute. There
reasons are these:
(1.) They cannot afford to donate (although
100 or a quarter would be gratefully ac
cepted. )
(2.) They claim a hospital is a luxury
Highlands cannot afford. What is really
meant by this statement is because of the
limited facilities. These people expect
.the special services of a metropolitan
institution.
(3.) They are um-dlling to contribute
when they knovj neighbors have used the '
Ccon't. page 8)
TR/'A^SYLV;uNIA MUSIC CONCERT
Hundreds of local music lovers welcomed
the Transylvania Faculty and Staff Orches
tra last Saturday night I'jhen they gave a
performance at the Highlands School Audi
torium. The Orchestra, under the direc
tion of James Christian Pfohl, founder and
director of the camp, presented a varied
program for the benefit of the Highlands
Community Gospital*
Miss Evelsni McGarrity appeared as so
prano soloist id.th the orchestra and was
enthusiastically received by the audience.
Miss McGarrity has recently ret\irned from
Italy \^ere she studied on a Fullbright
Scholarship.
Walter Carringer was tenor soloist and
everyone was enchanted by his numbers .Mr.
Carringer is in his third year on the
faculty at Transylvania Music Camp in Bre
vard. / ,4. /N
(con’t. page 6;