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6th lEf'iR OF PUBLICATION
PUBLISHED \iEEKU DUHING THE SUMMER SE.1S0K
BI THE GAUJC THKITRE, HIGHLtU'iDS, N. G,
THUHSDAI, JU^JE 27,1957
LOIS I^EM'IER, EDITOR
ASSISTED BT JQtUU^JE DEI^IDT
PHOl® 2h9^
tiudsoo Libi*ary
JSighlandU, N”. C»
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6th YE/iR OF PUBLIC:.TION
GALAX THEATRE
Thur-Fri Jxaie 27-28
Dean Martin»Jerry Lewis In
»HOLLYWCOD OR BUST» In Technicolor
Matinee Hiurs, at 3s00
Night Shows at 7:30 & 9:25
Adm 156 & 506
Saturday June 29
Alan Ladd-Audrey Dalton In ^
”DRUM BEAT” In Technicolor & CinemaScope
Matinee at 3s00—Night at 7:30 & 9:30
Adm 156 & 506
Sun-Kon June 30-July 1
Fred Astaire-Audrey Hepburn In
»FUNNY FACE» In Technicolor
Matinee Sunday st 3:00
1 Show Sunday night at 9:00
Monday Shows at 7:30 & 9:30
Adni-Matinee 156 & 50iS-Nights 20^ & 60^
Tucs-lJod July 2-3
Pat Boono**Tcrr3'" Ilooro-Janet G^^ynor in
“BERNaJDINB” in Color & Cinam?.Scope
Shows at 7:30 & 9:2^
Adn 20j5 k 60^
MATIIvEES SUN-IHUR-SAT at 3:00
Section Reserved for Colored
People at all Matinees.
Coming; ,TIIE PRII'^K :JiD ‘^HB SHOW GIRL
,•True Story of Jesse James,•
Teahouse of the August Moon,,
NEWS FL'^H- Special Prc-Relcase
Feature for July i|th & 5th: Marilyir:
Monroe and Laurcnce Olivier in
«• THE PREJGE ;^D THE SHOW GIRL”
w » ^m—
I SPEAK FOR LMOCftACI
By- Johnny Cleveland
Demosracy is made up of a lot of little
things such as going to movies, eating
what vjc please, driving the kinds of cars
we want and many more.
Democracy is in the home, A man is
protected in his home and nobodj" can tell
him what to do. He has the freedom to
read the kind of books and magazines he
likes,wajch television or listen to the
radio# e can wear the kind of clothes
he wants'"and eat the food he likes. He
can have people over for parties and
can have meetinf^s in his house as long as
thej^ are i^caceable. The law cannot search
his house without a warr'int, A man’s
home is his castle, and he can do what he
wants to do there,
( Con’t on Page 2. )
FUMZ FACE
In one of the most provacative of cast
ing switches, Audrey Hepburn, an Academy
Award-idjiner and world-wide favorite aa
a dramatic actress, >7ill make her screen
bow as a song-and-dance star* Teamed with
the dancing master of them all, Fred
^Btalre, elfin ^..udrey will be seen in the
title role of ”Funny Face,” the most lav*-
ish and reprotedly the most uniquely
photographed and designed musical to come
out of Paramoimt»
( Con*t on Pj^e 12. )
1®1;THER REPORT
Tudor N, Hall
Waes«
June
18
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High
81
Low
61
Wed#
June
19
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80
56
Thur#
June
20
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77
58
Fri,
June
21
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77
57
Sat*
June
22
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62
&on#
June
23
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6k
June
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.NOTES FROM THE,OLD SCHOOL HILL
Mrs*'Jack t'Jilcox'''''
Tickets went on sale the first of this
week for HiiRVEI, the first of the five
plays for the 1957 season. Patrons may
reserve seats for the entire season,but
all seats are reserved# During the week
there will be a ticket booth on the main
street, but reservations can be made dur
ing the day by phoning 5U570. Prices are
$1#50 for the center section, |1*00 for
the side sections# Curtain-time for the
three performances*** July 3rd,l+th and 5th
will be 8:30*
(Con*t on Page )
INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL MEETS
Monday night, June 24^, a meeting was
held at the Highlands School Gym for the
purpose of discussing the establishing of
a small sewing plant in Highlands,
(Con’t on page 9 )