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Page Four THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday. August 8. 1968 Phone 73d-2176 OPEN Week Days 2:45 "My Fair Lady" Opening Tuesday At Charlotte's Summer Theatre WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY NOW - AT POPUIAR PRICES 2a ROOCtKS . MAMMERSTKNS '^1 '^OVAD ^ OF cni.on •Y Ll. Ut';' VV’hcii “My Kiilr I.iidy" fm niiiadway. thoic were piDpiP campl'd init on the sidewalk wait- injt for the tsix office to open. When the Lerner and Lis'we mu- .sicarwas reviewed, it was called everylhing from "One of the best musicals of the century" to •One of the 'loverliesf shows imagin able ... a work of theatre magic " to "A masterpiece of rnn.-ical comedy." SHOW TIMES 3:00 - 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. Children 50c - Juniors 85c - Adults SI.00 SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY IN COLD BLOOD'! "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST!" —N.Y. TIMES • N Y. POST • N Y. CAItY NEWS CUE MAGAZINE ■ SATURDAY REVIE'A/ NATIONAi BOARD OF REVIEW • JUDITH CRIST NBC-TV Now the Charlolte Summer Theatre brings this witty. so|)li islicalcd. superlative musical back to (hens Auditorium wiMi the Itandsome .Allen Ca.se in the starring roic of Profe.s.sor Henry Higgins, tlie siieech expert ex Irordinnire. Opening Augu.st 1.1. “.My f air Lady " will be the most distinctive and lavish show ol CSTs ninth consecutive .season, Mr. Case, a rather extraordin ary person liiin.self, has his leet firmly planted in two fields. H iv- ing an enormously sueces.sful ca reer in the llieatre—he co-starred witli Henry Fonda in the long- run "The Depul.v'"and then went into anotlier long-run series as Frank -lames in “The Legend of -Icssc .lames,” followed by two seasons on Broadway in the Tony Award-winning musieal hit 'Hai- lelu.jah. Baby!" co-starred with ular on the morning program and then embarked on a nightelub route. His first major role was the romantic lead in "Damn A'an- kei's" In the national comiiupy and later on Broadway. Then he did "Once Upon a Mattrcs.s" with Carol Burnett and '‘South Pacifie" at New York’s City Center. Wliat followed were starring roles in musicals througlioiit the country, including a stopover in Charlotle in 1961 In "Whete’s Charley?” Also starring in "My Fair Lady ’ is Gail John-ston as Eliza Doolittle whr, is returning to Charlolte after doing Magnolia in "Shinv boal" three weeks ago. Her bois terous father, the Honorable .Al fred P. Doolittle, will be enacted by Charlie Goff, with Rowena Rol lins as Profes.sor Higgins' molher. Freddy Eynsford-Hill gives Dennis Roth his first featured role of the season. His mother will be played by Jiine Kennedy. Charlotte’s own Joe Haas will be Professor Hig gins' friend Colonel Pickering, and Lee Bclaver, a member of the resident company will be the scolding housekeeper .Mrs. Peaicc. PERSONAI. • Mrs. Emclyn .Maddock and .Mrs. I Jeraldine Purcell returned Mon day to Atlanta, Ga. after spend ing the Weekend with Mrs. .Matl- (loek's auni and unde, .Mr. and .Mrs. J, R. Da\ is. Mis. Dobbins' City Patrol Car Rites Conducted Damaged $200 Duke fisJtballers have won 1" ! places on ACC All-Conference 1 teams, more than any other .school and 12 more than runner up N. C. State. They accompanied Mrs. Davis' brother, J. K. Miller, to Kings -Mountain. .Mr. Miller will visit his sister and hrother-in-law for several weeks. Funeral riles for Mrs. Essie Hicks Dobbins, HO, were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Caroleen Baptist church, interment follow ing in High Shoals Baptist ceme tery. ■ A Kings -Mountain police cruiser was damaged Monday at 12;-lo! p.m. at the intersection of Battle- ^ ground Avenue and Mountain. Street. 1 MIongs^untain^ BESSEME^ CITY Written tor llie Screen andOifecfed by ^ Richard Broeks ' Music by QUINCY J0NES== * A Columbia Pictures Release _.. COMING SOON "YOURS, MINE AND OURS" •DON'T PRAISE The BRIDGE LOWER The WATER" "THE DETECTIVE" "A TIME TC SING" "PLANET OF THE APES" Leslie Uggains—has not preveitl ed Irim from branching out in the men's fashion world. Come Sep- temher. fur coats, suits and ca.sual wear, designed by Allen Case, will be leatuierl in some of tire fiircst men's .stoi'es aei'oss the country. Dalla.s-born Allen Case began ! singing in a church choir, wen' on li> disk jockey wliile at S..M,l.. got a part in a eollege prrrduction and immediatel.v gave up any previous plans for fini.shing his degi'ee in economics. After win ning irn Arthur Godfrey's "Talent Scout.s" show, he became a reg- "My Fair Lady.” which has set all .sorts of records as a Broadway play and a Hollywood movie, is adapted from George Bernard Sliaw’s "Pygmalion,” which tell-i the story of Professor Higgins' wa ger with his friend the Colonel over whether the speech specialist can transform the Cockney flow er-vendor, Eliza Doolittle, into a lady and pass her off as royalty. As the professor remolds the free- .spirited Eliza, he gradually be comes more involved with her al though her intere.sts are taken up with the very upper cla.ss Fred dy who would love to marry lier. From beginning to end, “My Fair Lady " is a musical delight. It features such grand songs as "Wouldn't It Be Lovely," “Get Me to the Church on Time,” “Show •Me," “The Rain in Spain," "I've Grown .Accustomed, to her Face,” "I Could Have Danced .All Niglu," "On the Street Where You Live" among others. Tickets for "My Fair Lady" and for "The Sound of Music" which runs through Sunday matinee .August 11, are on sale at Ovens ■Auditorium box office daily and .Sunday from 10 a.m. through 10 p m. Out-of-town theatre-goers ma> jiurchasc tickets in select branch ugeneio.s. The last musical of the sea.son "Finlan’s Rainbow” which stars Bety Johnson follows ".Vly Fair Lady” into the spotlight at the Charlotte Summer Theatre, followed by the final production cf the .season, "Star-Spangled Girl.” .August 27, starring Edri Byrnes, Diane MoBain and Carle- ton Carpenter in a hilarious eve ning of Neil Simon ("Barefoot in the Park” and “Odd Couple) comedy. Mrs. Dobbins was molher of Roy and Jay Dobbins, both of Kings Mountain, Junior Dobbins of Fayette, La., Mrs. Worth Mitchell, Sr. of Caroleen and .Mrs. James McAllister of Alexander, Va. Also surviving are Two broth ers, Oscar J. Hicks of Gastonia and Andrew Hicks of Alexander, Va., 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Sgt. J. D. Barrett, ,17, driver of; the patrol oar was stopped at the; intersection when he was .struck i by another ijollce officer Johnnie I Belk, 27, driving a pick up buck. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Rev. Richard Spencer and Rev. R. L. -McGaha, both formerly of King.s -Mountain, officiated at the final rites. LXrrHERAN SPEAKER The Rev. Lester D. Kea.sey, professor of sociology at Appala chian State University will be speaker at St. Matthew’s Luth eran church Sunday for the li o'clock worship service. His sei - mon topic will be, "Search, Re search, and the Kingdom of God”. Gravel was reportedly scattered on the road during road constiuc- 1 tion and was believed to be the ' cause of the accident. Tlie truck ' slid .sideways into the patrol car as he attempted to stop. No injuries were reported and no charges have been made. Damage to the truck was esti mated at $30. j I A wreck on Dilling Street wa.S| i al.so reported by the Kings Moun- I tain Police Department. Sallioi May Chambers, 42, Canterbury ! Road, driver of a 1964 Chevrolet,; ! made a right turn on Dilling, 1 street, ran off the road, and The car damage was estimated ; at $6t0 and the house, owned by ] Mr. John Cauney, 315 E. King, at $1,000. ALWAYS SI.00 A CAHLOADI THURS.-FRI.-SAT. — 3 HITS' No. 1 "HOUSE OF USHER” No. 2 “THE RAVEN■’ No. 3 "PRE-MATUHE BURIAL” ON SAT. MOVIES RUN IN RF^)EIlSE ORDER SUN. thru TUBS. — 2 HITS No. I “UP DOWN STAIRCASE' No. 2 "MARY JANE’ Wed. Movies Run In Reverse Order. T •Cor '.bre Imu ^■es ;con tiot Am ■jitt' den 'Ho 1 'ou i3ra< on ro can ,Ven prie B the porl Pi August Is The Month.. IMEMO TO ADVERTISERS uestions and A' aswers about NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING to TRADE and SAVE Q, What aro tb* 8 moat important rules for profitable newspaper advertisingT What dftea A.B.C. do tor mT A. 1. Your advertising message should bo newejr, friendly, informative, easy to read. Give facts and news about your merebandiaa and service. Advertise regularly. 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