_1631 'Belief' - Julie Cajune "Julie Cajune from the Salish Flathead Reservation ~ a World Premier\n\nBELIEF is contemporary American Indian Theatre and story-telling at its finest. Julie Cajune\u2019s one-woman play comprises interconnected Salish women\u2019s stories, poetry and music. \n\nIt takes in a historic connection with her ancestor, Duncan McDonald, a descendant of the Glencoe McDonalds. But by 1877 he considered himself a member of the Nez Perce tribe on the Rocky Mountains of Idaho. His story is re-told in the book by historian Dr James Hunter, \u2018Glencoe and the Indians\u2019.\n\nJulie will be working with music students from Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig during here visit. \n\n\u201cBELIEF renews the spirit of honesty and truth\u201d" Talks and Literature "Julie Cajune from the Salish Flathead Reservation ~ a World Premier\n\nBELIEF is contemporary American Indian Theatre and story-telling at its finest. Julie Cajune\u2019s one-woman play comprises interconnected Salish women\u2019s stories, poetry and music. \n\nIt takes in a historic connection with her ancestor, Duncan McDonald, a descendant of the Glencoe McDonalds. But by 1877 he considered himself a member of the Nez Perce tribe on the Rocky Mountains of Idaho. His story is re-told in the book by historian Dr James Hunter, \u2018Glencoe and the Indians\u2019.\n\nJulie will be working with music students from Sabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig during here visit. \n\n\u201cBELIEF renews the spirit of honesty and truth\u201d" 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737