THE GAIM WS
JULY 16,1970
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Reservations may be made at ticket
headquarters in front of ¥it*s End Shop,
^kin Street. Headquarters remain open
from 10;00 a.m. until li;00 p.m. through
Saturday, For information, call ^26-
2695* The box-office opens at 7:h^
p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at
2;00 p.m. Sunday, No Sunday evening
performance is scheduled.
Admission is $3*00 for adults and
$2*00 for children and students through
college. All reservations should be
claimed at least ten minutes before
HIGHLANDS HIGHLIGHTS
Mrs. David Lyle and her father.
Captain Jack Jusselly of Rock Hill,
South Carolina, are occupying the
Lyle summer home. The Chestnut Burr
on Satulah Road. They will be
joined this weekend by Mrs. lyle's
husband, Pkyor David lyle and their
daughter, Mss J'iissy Lyle and Mr.
Douglas ilngel of Rock Hill,
Friends of I#, and I'^s. Robert
Burton will be glad to know that Mr.
Burton is recovering nicely from
recent surgery at Oteen Veteran* s
Hospital in Oteen, N, C,
COMING SOON TO THE GALAX THEATRE;
Dirk Bogarde - Sir Laurence Olivier -
Maggie Smith - Vanessa Redgrave
"OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR"
Sidney Poitier - Suzy Kendal
"TO SIR WITH LOVE"
"HELLO Da#J THERE"
NON-DENOMINATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
The nei-j Highlands Non-denominational
Sunday School Class got started last
Sunday on the front porch of the Edwards
Hotel. Not exactly earth-shaking, but
eleven in attendance. This coming
Sunday they will move into the lobby
of the Hotel, Some "Teen" and college
age boys are needed to balance some
girls of the same age •
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QUALITY MERCHANDISE
WEEKEND SPECIALS
FRESH PRODUCE ARRIVING DAILY
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HIGHLANDS
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curtain time. The play is definitely
recommended as family entertainment.
Highlands* residents in the cast
include Horace Williamson, Virginia
Horn, Kitty Bryan, Nellie Karns, John
Davidson, Daniel and Tripp Young,
Rommel Beck and Rick Allen, l^uth and
Bill Watkins and David and William
Beverly of Clayton, Georgia, are also
featured in the large cast.
Appearing as the hard-bitten
secretary who falls in love with the
local news reporter is Patricia Nesbitt
of Greenville, Tenn. Susan Hatfield
of Alexandria, Virginia, plays the
glamorous actress. Staff actors in the
production include Robby Smith as the
reporter, Debby Russell as the nurse,
Gary Cheatham as the son. Bob Hancock
as Banjo, Jacqui Karns as the maid
and Rick Cheatham as Professor Metz.
Bob Jones of Daytona Beach will
play the featured role of Beverly
Carlton, a famous playwright. Jones
played the British diplomat in "Hay
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