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THE Commonweal week by week THE FORGOTTEN PAST T HESE days, charging a man with "following the Communist line" is one of the easiest ways of winning a debate. For our part we think the device...
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SONNET L ET us forget the horn's end of the year, Orion marching inconclusively, out-heroded of individual fear, recall Odysseus apprised of Circe, a name that burns. O Christ, we who...
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THE STAGE THE DOMESTIC INTERIOR T HE Irish Mr. Walter Macken and the American Mr. Robert Anderson are severally concerned with the inbred miseries of the family relationship and their...
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THE SCREEN HOME IS THE STAR I T isn't just Technicolor or CinemaScope or beautifully staged production numbers that make "A Star Is Born" such a fine movie. They help; but what really count...
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Vol. 060 Issue 026 (October 1 1954)
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