THE GALAZ NEWS
ATKUST 3, 1961
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—PERSONALS^
Mr* and Mrs* Malcolm Monroe left on
Tuesday to return to their home in New
Orleans, Louisiana*
Mrs* M* A* Lewis of Raleigh, N, C* is
visiting her son, Mr* Alan Lewis and
family.
Mr* and Mrs* Robert W* Ifoorman and
family of Corpus Christi, Texas, arrived
last Saturday and are house guests of Mr.
and Mrs* William J.J. Chase*
Visiting Mrs* Bob Phinney at her resi
dence on Broadview Acres is her mother,
Mrs* Vlillie Wilson and Mrs* June lianphreys
and Mrs* Della Walton* Mrs* Phinney* s son
Randy, arrived last Saturday*
Mr* and Mrs* Rudolph Hertbesg and son
of New Orleans, La*j are at the Eskrigg
heme on Satulah Mt*
Visiting Mr* and Mrs* C*H* Zoellner
are their daughter and her family. Major
and 14rs* A*C* Gomez* For the past three
years they have lived in Germany and last
year Major Gomez was chief of surgery at
the American Military Hospital in Berlin*
The Gomez family will sonn leave for Den
ver, Colorado.
Mr* and Mrs* Rabun Monroe of New Or
leans, La*, will arrive at their home
"Playmore" during this week.
Mr* and Mrs* C*J* Anderson spent
several days last week with their daugh
ter, Mrs* Ed Ifardin and Mr* Hardin, in
Clyde, N* C*
Mr* and Mrs* John Cleckley and chil
dren, Laiira and Jack, of Augusta, Ga*
spent last week with Mr* and Mrs* Louis
A* Edwards*
Mr* and Mrs* Jack Hall of Atlanta,
Ga*, spent the week-end in Highlands*
1^. Alan Lewis* mother, Mrs* M*A*
Lewis of Raleigh. N* C*, is visiting her
son and his family.
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”THE NUN^S STORY**
"The Nun*a Story,** the eagerly a-
waited film dramatization of Kathryn
Hulme*s famous book, will play Wednesday,
August 9, at the Galax Bieatre as one
of the most inqportant motion pictures
of the decade*
Ihe picture, a year in filming, has
already been widely heralded as a memora
ble experience behind convent doors* It
stars Audrey Hepburn in the role of Sis
ter Luke, the Belgian girl who became a
nursing nun in the Congo*
The filming coE^any traveled 28,000
miles to two continents to bring screen
life to ”Ihe Nun*s Story*” It was filmed
in Rome, in the heart of the Belgian
ffongo and in various cities of Belgium*
The troupe spent two months in the Congo,
working among the natives and in the
hospitals of Stanleyville* A lepsr colo
ny sequence was filmed lap the Congo Ri
ver at Yalisambo in the world's most
highly infected leprosy belt*
After Miss Hepburn, the cast is
headed by Peter Finch, and by Dame Edith
Evans and Dame Peggy Ashcroft, two dis
tinguished members of the British thea
tre* For the chapel sequences, hundreds
of women were chosen for the roles of
nuns* Many of them were high-born ladies
of royalty and at least 60 of than were
members of Rome's Royal Opera Ballet,
selected the eloquence and grace of
their posture and movement.
Dean Jagger and Mildred Dunnock also
have leading parts in "The Nun*s Story,"
whose every role, no matter how small,
is filled by a player of exceptional dis
tinction, especially chosen for the char
acterization by virtue of talent and
physical appearance.