THE GALAX NEVIS
JULY 31» 1958
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'•ESCAPADE IN JAPAN”
teresa Wright^ long-time advocate of
mature, married love stories on the soreeni
plays what she calls her favorite kind of
role in RKO*s ’’Escapade In Japan, ** playing
Sunday, August 3, at the Galax Theatre*
The Academy Award-winning actress
and Cameron Mitchell star as the distress
ed parents of a seven-year-old boy lost in
Japan* Ihe couplers uncertain marital
status is cemented by this common crisis
in the story*
Ihe new picture, filmed in Technirama^
Technicolor by Producer-Dlrector Arthur
Lubin, was made entirely in Japan and with
Japanese performers playing all of the
native roles*
Most of Miss Wright*s dramatic scenes
with Mitchell were photographed in Tokyo,
the fishing village of Saigasaki, and the
park-like community of Nara where the
story reaches its exciting climax#
The actress who has two children of
her own in real life, is the mother of
little Jon Provost in ’’Escapade In Japan."
BREVARD MUSIC CENTER NEWS
A world premiere, a noted young vio
linist, and an outstanding tenor are on
the concert program for music lovers at
Brevard Music Center, Friday and Saturday
nights, August 1st and 2nd*
On Friday night*s program, Joan Field,
violinist, will be presented* Miss Field,
one of America*s illustrious violinists,
makes her home in Florida* She has ap
peared many times in recital in New York*s
Carnegie and Town Halls, and has been
heard with major orchestras throughout the
land, including the New York Philharmonic,
Detroit, St* Louis and Miami Symphonies*
Also on Friday night, ”Homer in
Cuernavaca,’* a symphony for orchestra and
two solo voices by Serge Saxe, will be
heard for the first time since its compo
sition under the direction of James
Christian Pfohl, with the Orchestra of the
Faculty and Staff and featuring Phyllis
and Larry Daniels, soprano and baritone*
The Brevard Music Center was chosen
for presentation of this world premiere
because of its director, James Christian
Pfohl, and his longtime identification
with giving a hearing to new orchestral
works*
Perry Daniels, baritone, who will
sing one of the solo parts> is a faculty
member at Brevard Music Center and has
been a featured soloist with the U*S*
Army Band*
On Saturday evening, Allan Keller,
tenor, will be presented with the Orches
tra of the Faculty and Staff* Mr* Keller
has come to the concert worl equipped
with an unusual voice and a keen sense of
interpretation*
Performances begin at 6j15 p*m*
Tickets are available at the box office*
Mrs* Carl Zoellner has retuzned to
Highlands after spending six weeks with
her daughter and son-in-law, Capt* and
Mrs* A*C* GomeZ| in Washington, D*C*
Dr* Gomez and feaoily will leave by plane
on Saturday for duty in Germany*
Mr* and Mrs* Edward W* Beattie, Jr*
of Saras0t0| 51a* will occupy the Hen-
riques Cottle in the Clear Cre^ Sub
division during August and September*
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