THE GAIAX I«S
AUGUST 20^1970
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got cooler and cooler and it is delight
ful to be here. I send postcards to
ail iny friends and relatives telling then
of its beauty, and I suppose it sounds
*too much* but I tell them I haven’t
felt so close to God in a long time#*
It is a wonderful, beautiful country* ”
Mss luce is playing in 'Warm
Peninsula” which opened the 13th at
Highlands Community Theatre and has
high words of praise for Mke Hall’s
talent for direction. She says he is
a "brilliant young director" and has
a most promising career ahead of him.
After "Warm Peninsula" which
shows Friday and Saturday, August 21 and
22, Mies Luce will appear in "Cave
Dwellers" August 27-30 at HCT,
After glancing over the impressive
list of plays in i^hich M.ss Luce has
starred in the theatrical Who's I-Jho,
it was hard to pick out which roles to
mention in her star-studded career, but
the ones that are probably the most
familiar are Curley’s wife in "Of Mice
and Men" which she played both in this
country and in Londonj Mimi in "Gay
Divorcee" with Fred Astaire| Katherine
in "The Taming of the Shrew, She
appeared with great success as Viola in
"Twslfth Night" at the Stratford-on-
Avon Theatre in England^ she scored a
memorable success as Cleopatra in
"Antony and Cleopatra" at the Westminster
Theatre. She also played Nora in "A
Doll’s House" and appeared as Sadie
Thompson in "Rain."
These are only a few of the parts
played by Mss Luce. And after talking
with her a bit, one discovers that she
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has a wide range of interests and talents
and is an artist with several one-i*ian
shows to her credit and designed the
jacket cover to several of her own re=
cordings. She has also danced in pro
ductions by Sol Hurok,
However, Highlands has been the
true test of Mss Luce’s versatility -
it was here that she learned to play
gin-rummy] She confessed that she had
always avoided playing this game of cards
because it seemed such a waste of time,
but the part she plays in 'Warm Penin
sula" demanded a knowledge of how to
play gin-rumiTQT - so she learned how -
and now she likes it I
- Sarah Summer
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The still blue wonder of the sky
At Autumn-earth’s clear color-cry.
The pine trees stir in soft amaze
At the changing beauty of her days ,
Only the butterflies, born of fall.
Deem it not unusual -
Drifting, dreamy, here and there
Like painted wings on painted air.
- Bess Hines Harkins
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