Deep Problems Rouse in 'Deep Are the Roots'
Deep Problems Rouse in "Deep Are the Roots" MISCHA ELM AN AT CARNEGIE HALL OCTOBER 24 Assisted by Leopold ? in man at the Piano. I'? ogram: 1) Sonata in ? major by Handel, Adagio, Allegro, Largo...
...disturbed, her fear and consequent hate come through...
...it is the first drama of the season to command more than a moment's thought...
...DUFFY'S TAVERN" STATS AT PARAMOUNT The combination of "Duffy's Tavern" on the screen and The Andrews Sisters in person continues at the New York Paramount Theatre for a sixth straight week...
...After this long tale of cruelty, I can refer to what waa the only beautiful feature of life in these csmps, the solidarity among the prisoners...
...In fact, she wakes to realize that she loves him, is ready to go North, and become his wife...
...In many cities th* food cost Inereas* went well over the ? percent mast Washington, D. C, experienced a «Vklt cent rise in food prices and a (4 perresi increase in clothing prices...
...Charles Waldron makes the Senator an apt caricature...
...The guards suspected what waa going on, but they could do nothing to prevent iL ?o We were able to stand on the defensive until the Allied srmies arrived and we were liberated...
...The SS men stood above tbe law, and they stole everything in sight that had tbe slightest value...
...ogram: 1) Sonata in ? major by Handel, Adagio, Allegro, Largo and Allegro...
...Gordon Heath plays the Negro with restraint...
...Next came tbe Russians and the Poles, then the citizens of other nations...
...We actually constituted a aew international...
...Each overseer, naturally, was under the supervision of anSS-msn...
...Within this caepp diseussion was freer than anywhere else in Germany...
...ft COSTS UP 11% Washington (LPA...
...Presented by Kermit Bloomgarden and Ceorgt Heller...
...van the food allotted to these poor victims waa often stolen by the guards to be given to more favored categories of prisoners...
...aHoW wss it possible for me to escape after aeven years of Buffering irr Dachau, Ausehwitx and Buchenwald...
...The most satisfying time* were when prisoners from other countries of Europe wer« gathered in our camp...
...4) Rondo Capricioso by Saint Saens...
...2) Sonata by Cesar Franek, Allegretto (ben moderate), Allegro, Recitative — Fantasia, Allegretto poco maxso (Intermission...
...drama in the play, with a swiftly moving story, as the taste of freedom and equality the Negro has had is galled by the folk he finds at home...
...This arrangement facilitated the development of underground move merits...
...It was cleverly devised to prevent the development of a spirit of solidarity among the prisoners...
...But its disadvantage far over -balanced this single good point...
...Down there, where "damn Yankee" is still one word, Brett finds the old Colonel still bossy, though afraid of these black men who have come back—as he puts it—"reeking with rebellion...
...but the play makes vivid one of the many problems heavy upon this war-torn and peace-hungry world...
...Set by Hoviard Bay...
...hmm/km workers' living costs have Jumped »i percent since 1939 and food costs tew increased ? percent, the Burtm*Jj| ?? bor Stat ieties has disclosed...
...The emotions shift and surge in the final moments...
...J. T. S. In Concentration Camps great extent in charge of the adnatalatra-tioB...
...But when the criminals began to arrive—and later prisoners from foreign lands as well as Nazis who were being punished—intrigue went on at a dangerous rate...
...SS-merr thus trained and promoted from among the prisoners often became the most cruel of prison guard* snd most hated by their former comrades...
...Save that strange conclusions are drawn from these trite premises...
...Brett Charles, a war hero, who has eaten dinner at English tables, has been blessed as a saviour by Italian peasants, comes home to a land little changed, in the deep South...
...rent control regulation...
...Staged by Elia Kazan...
...then characters were made to fit the thesis—especially the old Senator and the supercilious writer from the North...
...3) Chaconne by Bach, for violin alone...
...At the very top stood the native Germane...
...A man, beaten down, starved, worn out, apparently forgotten by the world, would capitulate and then wuuld find himself in a better position...
...Anoher important part of the picture was the constantly increasing corruption...
...That the British Labor Party it democratic is shown by th* harsh criti-risms of Attlee made by the Trade Unio* • ongi ess, especially on his speech abtat demobilization...
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...How great was oar souse of solidarity is indicated by the fact that we not only listened to foreign radio broadcasts but thst, under the very eyes of the SS guards, we built a radio transmitter of our own...
...Since we were all convinced from th* outset that Hitler would tall, our debates centered on the rtorganiaztion of Germany...
...And after years of the pressure of prison life the bravest political prisoners sometimes gave way...
...But the longer the war lasted, the mere our antagonism tended to disappear...
...Concerto by Conus...
...He would be given better clothes, more food, less work...
...POST-WAR SOUTH "DEEP ARE THE ROOTS" By ? ? mind aVUtteau and Jamet Cow...
...The Colonel's (ex-Senator) elder daughter is the same condescending, helpful soul—so long as she is allowed to dictate Brett's future...
...Only the younger daughter, Ge-nevra, Brett's playmate from infancy, holds steadfast...
...Finally we managed to smuggle arms into the camp...
...But Brett—shocked through several crises—learns that he must labor with his people, and stays...
...Even Brett's mother knows his place: black is black, she reminds him, and white is white...
...If such men could be led to commit cruelties against fellow prisoners, they would soon be taken into the brother hood of the persecutors...
...Genevra's love, too, makes the story less representative...
...Talebearers got in their work...
...On the loweat level were the Jews...
...They controlled barracks or cell blacks and managed the reception and release oi the inmates...
...The BLA survey also found that clothing prlZ have been hiked 46 percent, house nishlnga 45 percent, fuel, electricity and ire 15 percent, and miscellaneous item, 21 percent...
...Most important of all, he would be given a position of authority over others...
...Which can hardly be contradicted...
...kept rent increase* down to SJJ percent...
...JOHN CASSIDY NAMED PUBLICITY DIRECTOR FOR ?. T. VlCTORT LOAN John Cassidy, of RICO Theatres, has been appointed Publicity Director for tue Victory Loan for the Greater New York area, it was announced by Irving Lesser, General Chairman of the Motion Picture War Activities Committee...
...The social grades in the camps were sharply marked...
...Especially in Buchenwald tbe community of feeling was developed to an extent that would have been ' quite unimaginable among outsiders...
...At the h'nllon Theatre...
...Circle 7-6000...
...It was, apparently, thought out first...
...comparatively few Negroes are returning to aristocratic southern belles who will abandon all in love of them.—But Barbara Bel Geddes makes the role most appealing...
...At the start Socialists, Communists and members of other parties ail stood up vigorously (ox, tbetr own theories ss the only way of salvation...
...Ever timely, the authors of the striking "Tomorrow the World," which anticipated the problem of re-educating the young Nazis, have turned, in "Deep Are the Rooots," to what our world holds for the Negro back from the war...
...The 31 percent estimate by ? LS, walk, an Improvement on their previous figdrss, does hot Meet the 84 percent reveal*) by ? Joint AFL-CIO study reported t» th* late President Roosevelt Uaias economists, concerned with the w aft freexe that limita pay increases U U percent above rates of January 1941, declare that living costs have actual* risen more than'45 percent...
...The Jews, who were being sent eastward to be deatroyed, were robbed of clothes, jewelry, money...
...Duffy's Tavern" features Ed Gsrdner and most of the starts on the Paramount lot...
...The plsy has power...
...Cassidy, one of the city's best-known publicity men, will devote full time to the Victory Loan snd will make his office during the drive at campaign headquarters in the Roxy Theatre Building, 153 W. BOth Street, Tel...
...At first, when the prisoners were exclusively anti-Nazis there was, despite this arrangement, general unity and understanding...
Vol. 28 • October 1945 • No. 41
