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Locals celebrate “Kid Galahad” anniversary

ByTown Crier
Right, with longtime resident and community leader Pat Boss in the foreground, Idyllwild residents fall silent as the movie “Kid Galahad” starts at a special showing at Town Hall organized by a group of local seniors on Saturday. Photos by Cid Castillo
Local fans flock to get a photo with Elvis, from left, Sam Miller, Doris Telles, Reba Coulter, Elvis (yes, he is still alive), Sandi Wilkes and Nancy Meltzer, during the showing of “Kid Galahad,” which was filmed in Idyllwild 50 years ago. Photo by Cid Castillo

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