THE GALAX NEWS
JULY 19, 1962
PAGE 20
PERSONALS
Mrs, R, H, Boulware, Jr. and Mary,
of Columbia, S, C,, arrived last Friday
for a weeks* visit with Mrs. Boulware*s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J, F, Sofge. Mr,
Boiilware will come up from Columbia for
them this weekend.
Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Coal
last week were Mr, and Mrs. William Leb-
celper of Miami, Fla, Also visiting the
Coals is Mrs, Coal*s daughter-in-law,
Mrs, Joseph Chumbley and daughter Ann Ree
of St, Petersberg, Fla,
Houseguests of the Rev, Dan McCalls
this week are Mrs, McCall*s parents and
sister, Mr, and Mrs, Bradley H, Todd and
Miss Susan Todd of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Louise Beecham of Atlanta, Ga.
has arrived to spend some time at her
home here.
Mr, and Mrs, Leo Engelhardt, Beverly
and Susan, of Ft, Myers, Fla., will spend
the month of July in the Simmers* cottage*
Mrs. Helen Eng of Beaufort, S, C.,
left last Wednesday after several days*
visit with Mrs, Mabel Knapp.
a/3c Leonard E, Cleaveland, who has
been stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base,
Texas, arrived Friday for several days*
visit. He will return July 28 to-Austin,
where he will he stationed,
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GUESTS AT KING'S INN
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Moore, Shelby, N* C,;
Mr, and Mrs, A. N, Royster, Shelby, N, C*;
Mrs, John D, Murchison, Florence, S, C,;
Mrs, Florence Vincent, Balitmore, Md,
Mrs, Nellie Gray Todman, Richmond, Va,;
Mrs, Rose Saunders, Richmond, Va,; Mr, and
Mrs, J. S, Morrison, Atlanta, Ga,j Mr, and
Mrs, R. H. Langford, Lyons, Ga,; Mr, and
Mrs. S. A, Handler, Columbus, Miss.
Mr, Don Watson, who has been a patieaat
at Sylva Hospital, has returned to his home
here.
'•THE KING AND I"
One ®f the all time musical stage hits,
Rodgers and Hammerstein*s "The King and I,"
has been adapted to the screen by 20th Cen-
tury-Fox with Yul Brynner and Deborah Eerr
in the title roles. The CinemaScope-DeLuxe
Color musical delight brings to life all
the magical enchantment of the exotic East,
its people, customs, and majestic way of
living. Based on Margaret Landon*s popular
book, Anna and the King of Siam, the elabo
rate production opens Tuesday, July 24 at
the GALAX THEATRE.
Deborah Kerr stars as the beautiful
Anna, who tries to teach the stubborn Mon
arch of Siam the ways of the Western World,
while Yul Brynner won an Academy Award for
his portrayal of the King who cannot under
stand how a man can survive with only one
wife. Rita Moreno appears as the lovely
slave girl “Tuptim,” who defies tradition
and falls in love with Carlos Rivas.
Highlighting the Darryl F. Zanuck
presentation is the inspiring music of
Richard Rodgers and the memorable lyrics
of the late Oscar Hammerstein II, which in
cludes such unforgetable songs as "I Whistle
A Happy Tune,** "Getting to Know You,” "The
March of the Siamese Children,'* **Hello Yo\ing
Lovers," and "We Kiss In A Shadow." Probab
ly the most outstanding single sequence is
the performance of the Siamese-style ballet,
"The Small House of Uncle Thomas," created
by and staged by the famed choreographer,
Jerome Robbins,
A project that took two years to
create, "The King and I," on the screen,
is certainly a milestone in entertainment.