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AUPtUST 16, 1940
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THIS WEEK'S ADVERTISERS ARE:
BECKER'S BREAD
BURRELL MOTOR OOJilPANY
SARA GILDER
HELEN'S BARN
highlands drug STORE
highlands silver fox farm
highlands theatre
A. j. art linen and gift shop
KING'S INN
nantahala creai®ry gqwam
NU-WAY CLEAITERS
POTTS brothers
IVIRS. J. E.ROOT
fffiS. H. G.STCRY
TRICEt/lONT TERRiiCE
P.-T. A. TO SPONSOR BENEFIT CONCERT
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Charlotte Klinger, Austrian refugee
now at Brevard, will be the central fig
ure in a concert at "iVolf Ridge, the sum
mer home of the Misses Marguerite and
Clare Ravenel, on Wednesday afternoon,
August 21st, at 3:30 oclock.
Mrs; Klinger is the grand-niece of
Johann Strauss, noted European pianist.
She has performed on concert^ stage in Vi
enna as well as other European capitals.
Coming to New York City as a refugee,she
was well received and soon became a fac
ulty member of the New York School of
Music. Her desire to be with her husband
who is also a musician caused her to come
to Brevard.
This concert is one of several bene
fits being sponsored by the Parent-Teaoher
Association of Highlands School.
Admission price is 55 cents for adults
and 20 cents for childron.
HIGHLANDS LITTLE THEATRE TO PRESENT
PIjAY in CLAYTON, GEORGIA
Arthur Little, director of Highlands
Little Theatre, is at present in V^ashing-
ton, D.C., but will return the latter part
of the week to take ”The Late Christopher
Bean" to Clayton at the request of Mrs.
M. S. Edsan, president of the Clayton
Woman's Club. The Woman's Club is spon
soring an evening performance of this
play at the high school auditorium at 8
o'clock on Tuesday, August 20th, and the
proceeds will go toward equipping the
lunch room of the Clayton school.
Tickets will be on sale in Clayton and
Lakemont by reque^^t of Mrs. Edsan, and at
the door the night of the play*^
The Board of the Highlands Little The
atre is making plans for a more ambitious
Slimmer program next year* They hope to
give a number of plays in Highlands during
the summer and "bo take them on tour to
Clayton and other nearby resort towns.
Edward Potts is at Angel's hospital
convalescing from an appendix operation
of last v/eek.
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.^}IOOL Trl^Anit
FRIDAY,AUGUST 16th:
GINGER ROGERS & JOEL MCCREA
?R]jVjKOS£ P/VfrJ
IVIaTINEE aT 3:00
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, August 21-22
ALLAN JONES-I^MTHA RAYE-ROSEMARY LAME
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"rHE SOYS FROM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th;
JEFFRY LW AIID BRENDA I^L'iRSHALL
in
jVIOMEY AMD Trl£ VVOjVIAM
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mTIlJEE THURSDAY at 3:00
MATINEE AT 3:00
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MON.-TUE., AUGUST 19-20
WILLIAM POWELL AND MYRNA LOY
j LOVe'YoU A^^AJjN
ALL THIS AND HEA^OT TOO
queen OF DESTIIIY
FOREIGN CORRESPONDEIfT
MATINS3 TUE. at 3:00
HIGHLA^IDS SCHOOL V/ILL OPEN MONDAY SEP
TEMBER 9TH.