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A NIHEOGRAPHED NE¥SPAPER
PUBLISHED MEEKLY
DURING THE SUMNER SEASON
JESSIE L. HARBISON, EDITOR
FRIEDA McGALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964
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Work is proceeding on the corner lot of
Jlfth and Pine Streets where the new Post
Office is to be built by Clemson Lumber Com
pany of Clemson, South Carolina. !Ehe site
is cleared off and excavation is being
started.
Post Idaster Louis E* Potts and his
staff, Mrs. Ruth Shuler, Mr. Carey Heese,
and I'ir. Harold Reese, are looking forward
to occupying the new building about Novem
ber first. The present (CON’D ON PAGE 13)
I Adm 25p & 75^
I Thur-Pb:i July 9-10
I Tom Tryon-Rony Schneider-Caxol lynley
in
''THE CARDINAL*'
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE Thursday at 2?30
First show each night at 7:30
Feature approx. 2:50 and 7s50
Due to the length of this show (3 hr.
15 min) we wonH run a complete 2nd show.
However, you may come as late as 8s30
and see all of the feature.
Saturday July 11
June Lockhart-Hugh Reilly
John Provost as Timmy in
"LASSIE'S GREAT ADVENTURE"
in Color
MATINEE at 2:30
Night shows at 7:25 & 9:35
Feature approx. 2:50» 7;4-5i & 9:55
Sun-Mon July 12-13
Frank Sinatra-Dean Martin-Sajmny Davis, Jr.
Earbara Ruch—Bing Crosby in
"ROBIN AND THE 7 HOODS"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATIim Sun. at 2:30..Sun. night at 9:00
Monday shows at 7:15 & 9:35
Feature approx. 10 min. after show begins
Tuesday July I4.
Rock Hudson^Doris Day-Tony Randall
Thelma Ritter in
"PILLOW TALK"
in Color & CinemaScope
Shows, 7:25 & 9:35 - Feature, 7:4.5 & 9:55
HOT OPENS TWENTY-FIFTH SEASON
TO CAPACITY HOUSE WEDNESDAY
The Highlands Community Theatre open
ed its twenty-fifth season to a capacity
house last Wednesday evening with the
Brevard Music Center Sinfonietta, direct
ed by Mr. James Yestadt,
The Highlands Community Theatre*s
next production will be OH DAD, POOR DAD,
MCM*S HUNG YOU IN THE CLOSET AMD I*M FEEL
ING SO BAD, by Arthur Kepit, which will
open July 2^th for two nights and one
matinee on Saturday, July 25th at 2:30.
This play received rave reviews in London
and was a success both on and off Broad
way in New York. (C0N*D ON PAGE 17)
BREVARD imSIG CENTER
COMES TO Highlands
Honday
July 13 and August 17
8:30 p*n.
BREVARD MUSIC CENTER SYMPHONY
James Christian Pfohl, Conductor
Charles Rex, Jr., Violin
Katherine Stone, Soprano
^ ^ ^
Guest violinist for the concert is
thirteen-year-old Hinda Honigman Scholar
ship winner, Charles Rex, Jr. The other
featured soloist for the evening is young
Katherine Stone, a mezzo-soprano. The
Brevard Music Center Symphony Orchestra,
under the direction of Dr. Pfohl, will
also be on hand to supply the evening’s
concert music. The Orchestra is C0H5)0sed
of professional musicians who are faculty
and staff members at the Brevard Music Cen
ter.
Tickets for Monday night’s concert
are on sale at various business places in
Highlands.
AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS OFFERED
AT MUSEUM
The Museum Ccmmittee of the Highlands
Biological Station has planned a series of
field trips and other services for the
membership of the Biological Station and
the Highlands Comnunity generally. These
services will be free to the membership5
a donation box will be available to non
members* (CON’D ON PAGE 9)
GALAX THEATRE MOVIE SCHEDULE CON’D ON PAGE 2
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