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THE GALAX NEWS AUGUST U 1957 PAGE 8 niRS. ROOTS DHILL STUDIOS GIFT SHOP HICKS ROAD ANTIQUES HANDWOVEN ARTICLES! PAINTING im ETCHINGS CHINESE PORCELAINS ART M/iTERIALS EMBRODERIES SPECIAL PAINTING COURSES «BEAU JAMES'* McGavin, as Charley ând, the Mayor's ••Beau James,” starring Bob Hope, Vera secretary. Miles, and Paul Douglas, will be shown at "WITS END'» for DISTINCTIVE BIPORTS FROM the Galax Iheatre, August ?• FRANCE-GERMAl'T-ITALY . ^ e credit subtitle on this film is “The Life and Times of Jimmy Walker, ” and Gene Kelly and world-famous ballerina that will do as a perfect themball de- Tamara Toumanova dance their way to romaJ>- scrijition* For those, and there will be many, who will be wondering what Bob Hope ce in one of the episodes fo ÎNVITATION would or could do with the Jimmy Walker TO THE DANCE", See it Tuesday August 6, at the GALAX THEATRE. title role, the answer is that he does— and howl As a matter of fact, Hope takes to the role like the proverbial duck to water, and does a bang-up job of it. He really makes the debonair, flamboyant, FOR s a l e ; life-loving New York Mayor of the 1920*s come alive* Jack Rose and Melville Shavelson, who also produced and directed, respectively, prepared the screenplay from the highly favorable Gene Fowler biography of the natty and clever Mr, Walker. The Shavel- son-Rose combination, operating with Hope IN CASHIE IS V;JI£Y. as Scribe Productions, seems to have a IHREE BEDROOMS, IWO BATHS, TWO CAR way with a biography on film, as witness GARAGE, LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH BEAU their "Seven Little Fovs,” also with Hope* TIFUL VIEW OF MOUNT/ilNS. HOUSE COM This time, they have handled the Walker PLETELY FURNISHED assignment with affectionate good huôr, finding, as they offer the screen story, that Jimmy was more sinhed against than sinning, that he always meant well and always had the best interests of New York at heart ^which was very large) and that PR.ICE REDUCED he never willingly or Imowingly took a dishonest dollar in his political life. INTERESTED Hope is supported most ably by Vera Miles, as the Betty Oompton Walker found CONTACT in a night club, loved and eventually mar ried after his resignation and divorce; BRAD PELL CASHIERS, N.C, Paul Douglas as the Tammany Hall big wheel who runs the political showj Alexis Smith, as the first Mrs* Walker, and Darren HILLTOP flmOCO i HIGHLflnDS ALWAYS USE AMOCO GAS communiTY t h e r r e REMEMBER* AMOCO GdiS IS PURE im CAUSES PRESENTS NO LEAD FOULING, IT GIVES YOUR CAR A ANGEL SIREET,. .August 1 and 2 LIFT, THE IMAGINARY INVALID... PHONE 4.675 August S,9f 10 WE GIVE For Reservations, Phone 4 8 7 0 S & H GREEN STîMPS.

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