THE GALAX KEWS
August 16, 1956
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”ATHENA«
Described as M-G-M^s salute to youth,
music and rcinance, **Athena," lilting new
color musical, plays today, (ihursday),
August 16, at the Galax Theatre vdth a
banner cast of sta:?s comprising Jane Pow
ell, Edmund Purdon, Debbie Reynolds, Vic
Damone and Louis Calhern,
A double-romance plot, teaming Miss
Powell and Purdom and Miss Reynolds and
Damone, respectively, in songo, dances,
and kisses, “Athena” is as filled with
laughs as it is with music and lyrics.
It tells the story of a zany family of
health addicts and worshipers at the
shrines of numerology and astrology,
whose daughters place their faith in
the stars in order to get the husbands
of their dreams*
Jane Powell has another singing role
to compare with her big hit in '‘Seven
Brides for Seven Brothers.” Edmund
Purdom, Holl3^ood’s overnight star, comes
to the new picture from his critically-
acclaimed work in '^The Student Prince”
and ‘*T^ie Egyptiane ^
Playing a VS-year-old physical culture
enthusiast who dedicates his life to
creating a perfect mal.e to enter a
Universe” contest, Louis Calhern^s role
is in striking contrast to his charact
erisations in •’Srecutive vSuite” and
•'Julius Caosar, '■ 'This role is built
strictly for laughs,
Sne -’Athena’- musical score, i-.»ritten by
Hugh Martin and Ralph Blanej fea'^iii'es new
numbers destined for ffi.t Parade honors.
They are "Love Can Change the Stars, *'
’’Imagine," “Venezia,'- ’’Vocalize*”
mon-izaj ” ”I never Felt Better” and ”Ihe
Girl Next Door.”
GUESTS OF KING’S IM-IS - NOS. I & II (Con't)
Mrsa Elsie Sockrider, Miami., KLa^, 5 Mr#
& Mrso R. Borden Wilson, Bartow, Fla^j
Mrs. T* S. TranthaJii^ Jr, ?£ Lig«a, Key
Biscayne, F^.a.'| Mrs. S. A, V/illiams &
Margaret Williams, Chattanooga, Tenn.|
Mr, & l^s. Sti*uni. Rock Island, 111# 5 Mrs*
Carl Ingram, Bradenton, ilao; Sumar Ingram,
Miami 3 Florida; Mrso Sallie Lou Smith,
Easley, S, C.; Mr. R. M, Slanty, Braden
ton, Fla.
Mrs* E. Lc Shelmett, Winder, Ga«; Mrs.
Otis M. Jackson, Winder^ Ga*; Mrs. 0. A.
Dozier, Atlanta, Gac} Mrs, J. Fp Thompson,
I4rs, Henry Lucious, MrSo Go Go McLaurin,
Mr So Earle Bethea, Dillon, S.^ 6c j Mr^ &
Mr Si John F» Clai'kson, Mss Beverly Clark
son, Newberry; St C,.| Miss Lil Leightsey,
Hampton, S* C~^ Mr^ & Mrs. K?JL1 T, McGee,
Charleston, S. Co5 Mr^ & Mr:^. H„ Tangent,
Ne’-ffiionc Ga.> 3 Mr, & Mrs. T. T. James &
Davis,> Alb any ^ Ga^*
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Jackson. Tenn,. | Mi'c. & Mrse Walter S.
Graye^ Griffiii!; Ga,ii| Mr^ & Mrs* M* J.
MoKecnej', A'ti.anta^ Ga,>* Mr, & Mrso J. H«
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Albei'^iaj-le, N. 0^- j SruIj Ausband, Al.ber-
mar'lej Sc Cej Mtc & Mrs= H. Burt, Albany,
Georgia»
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Mrso Henry Hoffjuan, Charleston, Cj>;
Mrs^ W.n^ Hutobincon, Charleston, S>C.;
Mrs . Cromer, AT:lariT.a6 Ga-* Mrs? Jt. M-,
Rebartson Charleston;. S-C*; Mr^ 5c Mrs*
Wc Ho Jones; Mr. & Mr«, W^ Cc liarri.s,
Royston_ Ga^i i'-ir. & Mrso Paul Hcdley &
la'olly, Glencoe, Mooj I'irr^ & Mrso Thomas
Guriey;, OrJaidoj Fla*; ttr. & Mrs* Frank
KaVifiiien^ Atlanta;. Ga.; Mr„ Sc Mrs. J. H.
OweriSj P-oanoicQj Ala^
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