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7TH Y6nR OF PUBLICflTIOn
PUBLISHED WEEKLY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
BY THE GALAX THEATRE, HIGHLANDS, N.C.
Thursdey, June 19, 1958
Mary Summer Norman, Editor
Assisted by Joanne i)endy and Tina Harbison
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GflLflX THEflFRE
Ihur-Fri June 19-20
Jerry Lewia-David Wayne-Phyllis Kirk in
"THE 3RD SACK"
Shows at 7*30 & 9i30.«*Adm 20^ & 60^
Feature at 7t50 and 9>50 approx*
Saturday June 21
Ray Milland-Barbara Stanwyck-
Barry Fitzgerald in
"CflLlFORniR''
in Technicolor
Shows at 7i30 & 9830,.*Adm 20^ & 6o^
Feature at 750 and 9>55 approx#
Sun-Mon June 22-23
Anna Magnani-Anthony Quinn in
‘UUILDI5 THE UJIHD"
Not recommended for children
Matinee Sunday at 3:00
1 Show Sunday Night at 9jOO
Monday Shows at 7j30 & 9*30
|Adii>* Matinee 150 & 50^«**Nights 200 & 6O0
Feature approx, 10 minutes
after show starts
Tuesday June 24
Jose Ferrer-Joanne Gilbert-
Gena Rowlands in
''THE HIGH COST OF LOVinG'"
in CinomaScope
Not recommended for children
Shows at 7S30 & 9:15«.*Adm 200 & 6O0
Feature at 7;55 and 9iA5 approx,
Wednesday June 25
Rock Hudson-Robert Stack-Dorothy Malone in
‘THE TflRniSHEC «nGEL5“
in CinemaSoopo
Not recontaended for children
Shows at 7:30 & 9s30,.*Adm 200 & 6O0
Feature at 7? 59 ssfad lOtOO approx#
Comings
“TEN NORTH FREDERICK"
"COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY"
"■ffiE YOUNG LIONS"
"JOKER IS WILD"
LIBRARY TEA
The Annual Silver Tea for the bene
fit of the Hudson Library wiH be held on
Tuesday afternoon, June 24-th, from 4 to
6, at the lovely home of Mr# and Mrs#
H^old N# Cooledge# Everyone is cordial
ly invited. Come and bring your guests,
enjoy a delightful afternoon, and help
the IiibrrTy at the seme time# Follow
the markers#
"SAM‘S FOLLY’* CO^iPLETED
AND NOV/ OPEN
Samuel M* Connell, Brigadier General
(Retired) of the U#S# Air Force has com
pleted "Sam*s Folly" which is an old
fashioned waterwheel powered com meal
mill and a two car cableway from U#S#
Highway on® mile Northwest of High
lands on the Franklin road, do\m to the
mill# The Mill and cable cars are most
unusual and unique, and the General waa
kind enough to show the editor of this
paper around the project on Thursday p#m#
last week* It proved to be a most inter
esting adventure#
When advancing up the slight incline
towards the cablecar control house, lo
cated on U#S# #64 one is fascinated by the
(Con*t on page 13)
ART GALLERY WILL O^EN TONIGHT
The Highlands Art Gallery will open
tonight at 7t30 when the first sale of
the season will begin* This is the
eleventh year that the Gallery has been
located here in Highlands#
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the sales which will continue for
the remainder of the summer season#
NEWS FROM HIGHLANDS
COMMUNITY THEATRE
The Highlands Community Theatre was
founded in 1940 when 0. small group of lo
cal end summer residents presented a ploy#
This play was presented not by a group of
professionals, but by men, women, boys
and girls with a common goal—the produc
tion of GOOD THEATRE# Their desire was
not to present Broadway plays merely for
the sake of presenting warmed-over Broad
way, but on the contrary, to be highly
selective in their choice of production#
If Broadway had produced an exceptionally
fine piece of droma, then it may bo cho
sen for production ajid presented with a
strict 0.dherence to the playwrights in
tent by the Highlands Community Theatre#
(Con*t on page 8)