P£ll COPY PUBLICflTIOn
A MINkoGRAPHED NE¥SPAPER
Published Meekly During The Summer Season
By The Galax Theatre, Highlands, N*G.
Thursday, July 16, 1959
PER. COPY
author to visit HEIIE
On Saturday, July 25, Miss Olive
Bell Davis who is the author of the new
novel which is just off the press, ”EXO
DUS8 20”, will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Williams at the Highland Fling
here. Miss Davis is a talented young
writer from Atlanta, Georgia, The Wil3ians
(Con^t, on page 15)
GflLflX TH6flTRe
Thursday July 16
I^yrone Power^Marlene Dietrich-
Charles Laughton
'‘UJITneSS FQR THE PROSeCUTlOD^
Matinee at 3lOO,,.Night at 730 & 9:35
Adm-Matinee 15^ & 50^,•♦Night 200 & 600
Pi*iday July 17
Jerry Lewis-iMarie McDonald-
Sessue Hayakava
"THE GElSHR BOY"
in Color
fecial Matinee at 3sOO
Night at 7*30 & 9*30
Adm-Matinee 1^ & 500Night 200 & 6O0
Saturday July 18
Fess Parkeri*Wendell Corey«-Joanne Dru
in Disney's
'‘THE LIGHT in THE FOREST "
in Celor
Matinee at 3*00**Night at 7*30 & 9*30
Admission Matinee & Night 200 & 500
Sunday July 19
Tony Curtis-Janet Leigh
“THE PERFECT FURLOUGH"
in Cclor & Cinemascope
Matinee at 3*00*..Night at 9:00
Admp^tinee 150 & 500..Night 200 & 600
Monday July 20
Deborah Kerr-Rossano Brazzi-
Maurice Chevalier
"COURT YOUR BLESSiriGS"
in Color & Cinemascope
aiows at 7*30 & 9*30...Adm 200 & 600
Tuesday July 21
Alan Ladd««*01ivia deHavilland-Davld Ladd
"PROUD REBEL"
In Color
Shows at 7*30 & 9*30...Adm 200 & 6O0
Wed-Thur July 22-23
Mighty Saga of the World*s Mightiest Man
"HERCULES"
in Color
Matinee Ihur at 3*00
Nights at 7*30 & 9*30
150 & 5O0..Nightg 200 & 6O0
Younc mfln DROuuns
Hie sympathy of this entire community
went out this week to the Jimmy Crawford
family who lost their oldest son last
Sunday when he drowned in Cliffside Lake*
Charles Newton Crawford, 18, was drowned
when he got into deep water in the lake
where he was swimming with his younger
brother. His father, James Henry Craw
ford, Sr., went to his aid but could not
pull him to shore.
Charles was a member of the First
Baptist Church, Highlands, where he was
secretary of the young boys* Sunday
(Cbn*t, on page 9)
Music Festival Meetiog
There will be a meeting of the
Highlands Music Festival Association
Monday, July 20, at 2*30 PJVl* at the
home of Mrs. Murdock Equen, president^
in the Country Club Estates. At this
time plans will be perfected for the 2nd
Annual Highlands Misic Festival which
will be held this year August 10 and 11
and August 24 and 25 in the Highlands
School Auditoriiam. The Association will
again present The Brevai^ Music Center
Orchestra, James Christian Pfohl, con-
(0on*t on page 15)
NOTES FROM OLD SCHOOL HILL
Last night marked the opening of
’’Bell, Book and Candle” at the Highlands
Conmrunity Theatre, The cast, headed by
sparkling Collin Wilcox and including
Richard Melvin, Edna Faxon, Ellison Ma-
gruder and Nick Koepp*-Baker turned in
a first class performance.
The play concerns modern day witch
craft in New York and combines just the
right amount of suspense and comedy to
delight any audience.
Friday night^s performance begin
ning at 8:30 is for the benefit of the
Highlands Community Hospital so if you
(ConH on page 10)
Th6 QReen EncHflriTRess
Who walks with the Green Enchantress,
let him beware—
If ever a rhododendron bloom
tangle in his hair.*.
Who is the Green Enchantress and
vdiere does she dwell? You who walk the
woods of Highlands will come to know. You
will breathe of her spirit—for she is a
spirit—in the fragrance of the forest,
in the sunlight and shadow blowing light
ly through her hair, in pungent galax
glens and in the mystic mountain rains.
You will find her grace as that of a moun—
(Con*t. on page 10)