Julie Harris revels in Cape Cod's clear light and simple life

The Boston Globe | June 18, 1991| | Copyright

WEST CHATHAM -- Much the way that many serious people are drawn to humor, complex people like actress Julie Harris often seek simplicity. It's a way of scaling down the world's -- and their own -- chaos, of shoring up a sense of sureness. Perhaps this helps to explain Harris' identification with New England culture and the peace she finds at her home in West Chatham half hidden by evergreens.

No wonder this introspective performer -- who yesterday drove to Boston to accept the 1991 Elliot Norton Award -- had the resources to bring Emily Dickinson to life in "The Belle of Amherst." For that, ...

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