
HUGH GRAY is a screen, radio, and television writer. His connections abroad have included working with Korda, Cavalcanti, and the B.B.C. As a screen writer in Hollywood since 1944, his credits include Quo Vadis? Ulysses, and Helen of Troy. Mr. Gray has recently completed a novel set in Alexandria in the time of Augustus, and is currently a member of the faculty of the motion picture division of the Theater Arts department, University of California, Los Angeles. Part I of the author's impressions on location in Rome appeared in the preceding issue of the Quarterly.
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