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Publicity Still from "The Flying Nun"



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Title: Publicity Still from "The Flying Nun"
Description: A publicity still from the ABC television situation comedy, "The Flying Nun", which starred Sally Field (center), as Sister Bertrille. With her are actors Marge Redmond, left, and Shelley Morrison. "The Flying Nun" television series was based on the book, "The Fifteenth Pelican" by Wisconsin writer Tere Rios Versace. Confusingly, Versace also researched a book on Sister Mary Aquinas, the real flying nun from Manitowoc, although it was never published.
Image ID: 11051
Creation
Date: 		August 17, 1967 ca.
Creator
Name: 		ABC Press Information
Collection
Name: 		General Stills Name File
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		10/31/10 in an email from Laura Ross: My Father, Bernard H. Geyer, age 91, is her [Sister Mary Aquinas'] nephew. This image is not available for online sale. Contact the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research for further information.
Subjects: Television broadcasting
Trees
Actresses
Publicity
Outdoor photography
Women
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Actresses
Television
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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