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COPY
8TH YEflll OF PUBLICnilOn
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEl/SPAPER
Published Weekly During The Summer Season
By The Galax Theatre, Highlands, N.G*
Thursday, July 2, 1959
P6^ COPY
m££TinGS HELD
At its annual meeting on June 2B, the
Board of “frustees of the Highlands Bio
logical Station heard reports of the Exe
cutive Director, the Treasurer, and the
Executive Conmiittee« A formal resolution
on the death of James H« Harkey, prom
inent member of the Board of Trustees was
spread on the minutes* The executive
directorship was placed on a year-round
residence basis and the present executive
director, Thelma Howell, who has been a
(Con*t, on page 13)
i GPLRX THEflTRF
Thursday July 2*«0ne Day Only
Bob Hope-Fernandel-Anita Ekberg-
Martha Ifyer
'‘PARIS HOLIOfiY"
in Color & Cinemascope
Matinee at 3tOO.,.Night at 7*30 & 9*30
Feature 15 Min* After Siow Starts
Adm-Matinee 150 & 50^»»Night 20^ & 60^
Friday July 3**0ne Day Only
Tab Hunter—Gwen Verdon
"Dfimn YfinKEES"
in Color
%)ecial Matinee at 3*00
Night Shows at 7*30 & 9*30
Feature 10 Min. After Slow Starts
Adm-Matinee 15^ & 50^** Night 20^ & 60^
Saturday July 4>
Goi^on Scott-Anthony Qoayle-Sara Shane
in The ”Brand New** Tarzan Picture
'‘TRRZPin'S GR6PIT£ST flDVEDTUI^e''
in Color
Also 3 Cartoons
Continuous Shows Starting at 3*15, follow
ed by Shows at 5*20, 7*25 & 9*30
Feature 30 Min* After Siow Starts
Adm-Matinee & Night 25^ & 75^
Sun-Mon-Tue July 5-6-7a.3 Days
Lana Tumer^John Gavin^Sandra Dee
Dan 0*Herlihy-Susan Kohner
NmiTRTlOn OF LIFE*'
in Color
Sunday Shows at 3*00 & 9*00
Mcaiday & Tuesday at 7*15 & 9*30
Feature 10 Min« After Show Starts
Adm-Matinee 20^ & 6O0^».Nights 25^ & 75^
Wednesday July 8**0ne Day
Susan Hayward-Stephen Boyd
’‘ULlOmftn OBSESSED"
in Color & Cinemascope
Shows at 7*30 & 9*30
Feature at 7:45 & 9tA5
Adii 20^ &. 60^
PRESENT SITUATION
The following statement comes frcaa
the Hospital Campaign Fund Drive Office.
Mr* Lester Dawley is chairman of the
Fund Drive* Here is the situation at
present*
”For operating expenses June 1959 -
June I960—$15|000.00 is needed. For
improvements to building and equipment—
J15|000.00 is needed. Goal—$30,000.00.
Received to June 30—$4j000.00. Help
us get the $26j000.00.*^
Notes From The Theatre
On Old School H^ll
Several new workers showed up at the
Highlands Ccasmunity Theatre this week and
immediately got into the swing of produc
tion activity* Alan Owens, Gene Green,
Raoul and Scott Clarke, Betty Bird, Adele
Whittle and Tcanmy Johnson have been help
ing on the set or on the refinishing of
the lobby.
The office has been moved and Town
workmen are expected to begin on the in
stallation of the new bathroom this week.
We thank the Town for this important
help.
Ihere are dally rehearsals going on,
of course, with old times Richard Melvin,
Skip Williams, Edna Faxon and new comer
to the HCT, Nick Koepp-Baker, going through
their paces.
No Siamese cat has applied for a part
yet in response to our appeal but there
is still plenty of time for one to put in
an appearance before curtain time.
Cflmp Deuus
Activities at Camp Highlander have
started in full swing and all of the camp
ers are reportedly having a grand time
enjoying the many things that are planned
for them by Polly and Ben Wax, owners of
the Camp.
In addition to the many activities
at the camp there are other things for
the boys to do at nearby places within a
few miles of the Camp. Some of the *nDig”
boys at the Camp recently rode horses to
Cullasaja Falls in Cliffside Park. This
was an overnight trip. The campers waded
(Con*t. on page 16)
flniSfl Dress Shop
A new dress shop will be opening In
Highlands in about a week. The shop,
ANISA, will be operated by Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hodgson who also operate an ANISA
Dress Shop in Fort Lauderdale, 51a. dxir-
ing the winter months. It will be
located in the Mitchell Building next to
the Drug Dtore#
Th« dress shop first originated in
(Con^t. on page 1^)