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Voil� Mademoiselle, votre chambre.

Merci Monsieur. Bonne nuit.

Bonne nuit, Mademoiselle.

mhh... these lights...

at least from a French hotel

expect something a bit better.

I couldn't imagine Paris,

now I can't even imagine Greenwich Village.

Another week here,

another week on the sea,

then back home to New York.

Maybe the trip across the ocean
will help me get adjusted again.

Where is that program?

S.S. De Grasse

Commandant Jules Chabot

De 8 heures 45 � 9 heures 45

au Grand Salon

Concert sous la direction de M. -

ah...

Monsieur David,

Violoniste.

Vendredi, 11 septembre 1931.

Programme:

Martha

Ouverture

Flotow

Romance en Fa

Tchaikovsky

Danse Norv�gienne No 3

Grieg

La Navarraise

Massenet.

At 10 p.m in the Salon de Th�:

Dancing.

How strange?

The dancing is in English.

Se glisser dans
ton ombre � la faveur de la nuit.

Suivre tes pas, ton ombre � la fen�tre.

Cette ombre � la fen�tre c'est toi,

ce n'est pas une autre...

...c'est toi...

N'ouvre pas cette fen�tre.

...mhh...

Ferme les yeux.

The Group Theatre,
which has been rehearsing

through the Summer
at Dover Furnace, New York,

feels that its first
production of the season

will be ready for local showing
about the third week in September.

ROME:

Benito Mussolini has come to the conclusion

that neither the existing 'Marcia Reale'

nor the Fascist fighting song 'Giovinezza'

is good enough to be counted
as the Italian national hymn.

NEW YORK:

An estimated 25000 theater-goers,

actors, directors, stagehands,
the majority in New York,

are displaced by
the effects of the depression

I don't want to hurt him

but I just need to work and
live together with the Group Theater.

If we have a relationship off-stage,

wouldn't that be reflected in our work?

Sunday night.

People are still going out,

enjoying themselves in cinemas, theaters.

But how could I go
to the movies tonight?

To see 'Scarface'.

I am scared enough of reality as it is.

Should I feel guilty?

Weekends don't exist for journalists.

He even worked today.

How does he manage to enjoy himself,

being confronted day after day
with the most horrible stories

based on other peoples fate?

People, like our neighbor.

Every morning he leaves
the house with his briefcase

pretending to go to work as usual.

And then I see him

standing in one of those bread lines

waiting for leftover food

in his grey suit,

his tie removed.

Theater should deal
with the tragedy of daily life.

Not the other way round.

It's not because of him
that I am moving out.

DANZIG:
All preparations for
Danzig's defense have been completed,

and the city is now awaiting events,

tense but calm,

despite the fact that almost all
believe war between Poland and Germany

is imminent.

PARIS:

It is not the British Cabinet alone

that will sit today to
decide the answer to Chancellor Hitler.

NEW YORK:

Cooling northeast winds
brought relief to the city yesterday

after twenty-seven days
of high temperatures and high humidity.

Get outta here!

Before I crack your face again.

I'd kill a guy for looking
at me that way you are now

Yeah,

you killed, all right?

You're a murderer!

You're a butcher, sure.

Why don't you let me forget you?

Ain't I got troubles
enough with the cops

and newspapers bothering me

and Johnny and Martha?

What's the matter with them?

None of your business!

Just leave us alone

you never brought nothing but trouble!

Just stay away and leave us alone and

die!

But leave us alone!

I prefer the role of an usherette.

Hollywood films with social content

how perverse!

$165,000 for the film rights,

paid right after Samuel Goldwyn

saw Sydney Kingsley's 'Dead End'
at the Belasco Theater.

Eleanor Roosevelt
came to see us three times.

She even made it the first command
performance in the White House

presented at the request of the president.

Stars, stars, stars.

Hollywood is a dead end.

Everybody comes back.

Like Clifford,

after 'Waiting for Lefty'
and 'Awake and Sing!'

Hollywood offered $4,000 a week.

He resisted at first but then

'Paradise Lost' ran
into trouble at the box office

so he went.

A communist in Hollywood.

A screenwriter doesn't have
to sacrifice art and ideas for his work.

People can be given a sense of problems,
a heightened perception of life,

and at the same time
be entertained and even gripped.

Nonsense!

Hollywood corrupts people.

Good thing he came back.

'Golden Boy' was back to the roots...

and successful.

But now it starts again.

Two failures and
financial problems are enough,

and then the cohesiveness
of the group begins to crumble.

Hollywood is calling again...

or even worse...

we are calling Hollywood:

Please send some more stars...

send Silvia Sidney.

We need her to enhance box office appeal.

Where are the fundamental ideals?

I had to leave the group.

I prefer the role of an usherette.

No, don't!

What's the matter?
I ain't good enough for you?

Oh no, it ain't that.

You know Frenchie,
I never forgot you.

Go on, you and all your fancy dames,
where do I come up?

They don't mean nothing
- Of course, what's her name?

Nothing, she ain't got nothing.
None of them have!

Remember that night on the roof?

Yeah, I remember.

Sky was full of stars and
I was full of dreamy ideas.

Yeah, me too.

What a couple of
crazy kids we were

we were gonna get married!

I bought a ring.

I didn't have enough money to
buy the license. Remember?

It seems like yesterday.
We were talking about it right here.

Yesterday
seems like a million years

The United States Army transport
American Legion is scheduled to dock

at the Army Base
in South Brooklyn at 1 p.m. today,

carrying 897 refugees
from the war zones of Europe.

MEXICO CITY:

Leon Trotsky's body was reduced
to ashes yesterday afternoon

in the crematorium attached
to the Panteon civil cemetery.

LONDON:

Heavy German raids
on various objectives in England

were carried on with hardly
a pause into yesterdays night.

London suffered its
most prolonged attack of the war.

She's gone for a snack
and a drink with her boss.

Right now they were sitting in this bar

on the corner of Broadway and 52nd street,

talking to the polish barkeeper.

The subject was -
as always and everywhere in those days -

the war in Europe.

Already a year ago

the invasion of Poland,

when the New York World's Fair
reopened this spring,

the Polish and Czech pavilions were gone.

And on the 25th of June

the flag of the French pavilion
was flying at half-mast.

Paris had fallen into the hands of Hitler

Wiener Blut
Vienna Blood

this time will have taken on another
meaning since the start of the war

and now music from
the occupied city of Paris.

Music from a better time

That's her boss,

they just returned from the Bar.

She's in the bathroom
reapplying her lipstick,

getting ready for the next scene
as the secretary in this play.

Newspapers never sleep!

Steve has been telling me this
for the last ten years.

Good thing they put me
in the advertising department

so I don't have to deal with
any kind of crime story or social drama.

I simply get too emotional

a result of the method acting, I guess.

We even took the jobs
of the protagonists of our plays -

to study their real experiences,

to get into their moods and emotions.

And now here in this office,

working as a secretary,

I feel like I am preparing for a new role

LONDON:

It was disclosed today
that secret new anti-aircraft guns

will meet any large-scale
resumption of German air attacks

against Britain this winter.

WASHINGTON:

The American people may be asked
to observe one meatless day a week

in the near future,

to save shipping space
needed for the movement

of war weapons to fighting fronts,
President Roosevelt said today.

MOSCOW:

While General Gregory K. Zhukoff's
offensive west of Moscow

continued to meet with success, the
grim battle for Stalingrad grew in ferocity.

Good evening, Madame!

Good evening!

Good evening!

Good evening, Sir!

Could you please call a taxi?

Yes Sir!

Good evening!
To the theater?

Good evening!

Yes, to the Shubert Theatre.

Hello, New Haven Hotel.

A taxi please

to the Theatre!

Yes, Shubert Theatre. Thank you!

It will come soon, Sir.

Thank you.

It will be here soon - hopefully!

Excelsior, New Jersey:

The home of Mr. Georg Antrobus -
the inventor of the wheel.

Excelsior, New Jersey:

The home of Mr. Georg Antrobus -

the inventor of the wheel.

This is his home.
A commodious seven-room house,

conveniently situated near a public school,
a Methodist church, and a firehouse;

it is right handy to A and P...

This is his home,

a commodious seven-room house,

conveniently situated

near a public school, a Methodist church,

and a firehouse;

it is right handy to A and P...

Mr. Antrobus himself.

He comes of very old stock and
has made his way up from next to nothing.

Mr. Antrobus is a veteran of foreign wars,

and bears a number of scars,

front and back.

Mr. Antrobus is a veteran of foreign wars,

and bears a number of scars,

front and back

This is Mrs. Antrobus -

the charming and gracious
president of the Excelsior Mothers' Club.

Mrs. Antrobus is an excellent needle woman;

It is she who invented the apron

on which so many interesting changes
have been rung since

...so many interesting changes
have been rung... rung.

You shouldn't stare at her
legs, it's embarrassing.

I was looking for the taxi!

So many interesting changes have been rung since...

Oh, oh, oh!

Six o'clock and the master not home yet.

Pray God nothing serious has happened
to him crossing the Hudson River.

The fact is,

I don't know what'll become of us.

Here it is the middle of August
and the coldest day of the year.

It's simply freezing;

the dogs are sticking to the sidewalks -

can nobody explain that?

No!

But I'm not surprised.

The whole world is at sixes and sevens,

and why the house
hasn't fallen down around?

And why the house
hasn't fallen down about our...

...and why the house hasn't
fallen down about our ears long ago,

is a miracle to me!

You should be ashamed
at your age!

I didn't do anything
to be ashamed of!

In the midst of life,

we are in the midst of death -

a truer word has never been spoken!

Mrs. and Mr. Antrobus
are just opposite,

waiting for a taxi to
take them to the theater...

the theater, where I'm gonna play
their maid Sabina, in two months time!

We'll miss the beginning.

I don't know why
the woman is wearing a fur?

mhh.... we've plenty of time.

It's the end of August...

But I had to hurry!

But it suits the text of the play

and I can hear the
Dinosaur and the Mammoth.

We've managed to survive
for some time now...

catch as catch can...

the fat and the lean.

And if the dinosaurs
don't trample us to death,

and if the grasshoppers
don't eat up our garden,

we'll all live to see better days.

Knock on wood!

Here it is. Let's go!

We've rattled along, hot and cold

for some time now.

And my advice to you

is not to inquire into why or whither.

But just enjoy your ice-cream

while it's on your plate!

That's my philosophy.

Senator Richard M. Nixon,
Republican Vice-Presidential nominee,

released today details
of a September campaign tour

that will take him into sixteen states.

WASHINGTON:

The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
released a report yesterday,

charging that the
Radio Writers Guild is dominated

by a small number of communists.

SEOUL:

Navy planes hurled heavy attacks
at Communist power plants

in northeast Korea Wednesday,
while Air Force Superforts

and light bombers followed at night
with three hammer blows in the west.

Should I seek professional help?

Steve says so.

No sleep all night.

But I know the reason anyway;

Judith was chasing the fire inspector
down Commerce Street

with a bamboo spear from the theatre.

He closed the shows.

He insisted that Julian's sets are

dangerously flammable.

Hm... Nonsense!

The closing of 'The Heroes' and 'Ubu Roi'

is just an attempt to contain us...

The Living Theatres' bohemian influence,

the un-American activities virus -

spreading across the country,

infecting people,

threatening them,

forcing them to confess

to betray colleagues.

Who'll be the next to name names?

It's horrible to suspect
close friends as informers!

But who would have
dared to think of Gadge?

Elia Kazan

as a rat?

And then

he took out an ad in the
New York Times to defend himself

and to encourage others
to do the same!

I think it is useful that certain of us

had this kind of experience
with the Communists,

for if we had not we should not
know them so well.

Firsthand experience of
dictatorship and thought control

left me with an abiding hatred of these.

It left me with an abiding hatred
of Communist philosophy

and methods

and the conviction that these
must be resisted always!

The motion pictures I have made

and the plays I have chosen
to direct represent my convictions.

Elia Kazan...

Was this the same man

who played the taxi driver
in 'Waiting for Lefty'?

Who held up his fist
at the end and yelled 'Strike!'

As the audience yelled 'Strike!'
right back at him?

Was this the same man

who directed 'The Skin of Our Teeth' with me

as Sabina in New Haven, 10 years ago?

Or the man who had a

hard-won reputation for actual caring
about the social content of his work?

Who even in his Hollywood films
tackeled difficult issues

like discrimination and revolution?

And now the closing
of the Cherry Lane Theatre.

It's too much!

We had such great performances...

Hmm...

John Cage...

Where are we going
to play in the future?

In the streets?

That's all we do -

always beginning again!

Over

and

over!

President Eisenhower ended
a four-day golfing idyll

by the Pacific and returned
to the White House and politics today.

NEW YORK:

The first national convention
of the Communist Party of the U.S.A.

since 1950 is to be held in
this city next Feb. 9th to the 12th

BONN:

The West German and
United States Governments

have concluded a payments agreement

to cover orders for heavy armaments
from manufacturers in the United States.

Although I knew the surroundings so well;

the park, the trees,
the houses, the people -

I somehow felt isolated from it!

As if I was looking into a diorama
at the Museum of Natural History.

The one with the bisons

and the painted background
landscape of Montana...

We've never talked about it,

but I think we felt the same.

As a photographer he must have been
used to this more than me.

I didn't know then that

soon we'd never be able
to share these moments again:

these morning rituals...

looking out

watching together

in silence.

I didn't know then
that I would have to talk in the future

to put into words what I was seeing...

to link my eyes with
my brain and my tongue.

But as soon as I
would name what I was seeing

it would change.

Seeing was never the same again;

our ritual always ended with the news -

back to reality.

And the latest
news from Hollywood:

Elvis Presley who has signed
a contract with Paramount Pictures

earlier this year, has just
started shooting his first movie

on loan-out from Paramount
to Twentieth Century Fox.

It is reported to be a Western
entitled 'The Reno Brothers'

Here is the original version
of his number one hit 'Hound Dog'

by Big Mamma Thornton

NASHVILLE:

A campaign to intimidate the Negroes

who enrolled their children
in white schools began here today.

HAVANA:

Dr. Santiago Rey,
Cuban Minister of the Interior,

lifted censorship today
on all publications in English

entering Cuba from the United States.

NEW YORK:

Today's new film is '3:10 to Yuma',

a Columbia Western Drama;
starring Glenn Ford,

Van Heflin and Felicia Farr, at the Astor.

Ok, this looks good Shirley!

We'll get started!

Turn around
and look out the window.

And turn your head

and look at me.

Now, sit down on the bed

yeah... and

look out of window!

All right! Look at the door...

and... look at me.

It was the first time Steve
had asked me to pose for him.

And it was again the first time I could
observe him working behind the camera.

It seems strange after knowing
each other for such a long time.

Turn your body towards me
and put your hand on the bed.

But it simply never happened before

and it would never happen again.

He became a stranger to me at that moment

as I might have been for him as well

a woman he wanted to behave

and look like the woman
he imagined for his photograph.

I have experienced this
a hundred times before

with various stage directors.

But with Steve it was different

tense...

almost erotic...

To be treated by the
closest person in your life like a stranger

in order to become somebody else -

somebody I created,

according to his imagination

for him.

Three dock workers charged
with the theft of two Cinemascope

valued at $3,500 each from a Brooklyn pier

were arraigned in
Brooklyn Felony Court yesterday

before Magistrate George Rader.

LONDON:

Two British scientists have
reported the surgical removal

and successful regrowth of
lenses in the eyes of rabbits.

NEW YORK:

Don't knock the spell of illusion.

That's what Sweden's Ingmar Bergman says

in the latest of his highly esoteric
and technically exquisite films

'The Magician'. It opened
at the Fifth Avenue Cinema yesterday.

Imagine prisoners who
have been chained since childhood

deep inside a cave.

Not only are their limbs
immobilized by chains,

their heads are as well;
so their eyes are fixed on a wall.

Chained
since childhood deep inside a cave.

Behind the prisoners is an enormous fire.

And between the fire and
the prisoners there is a raised way

along which men carry
shapes of various animals,

plants, and other things.

The shapes cast shadows on the wall,

which occupy the prisoners' attention.

Also,

when one of the shape-carriers speaks,

an echo against the wall
causes the prisoners to believe

that the words come from the shadows.

The prisoners engage
in what appears to us to be a game

A game,

naming the shapes as they come by.

This, however, is the only
reality that they know,

even though they are seeing
merely shadows of images.

Suppose a prisoner is released
and compelled to stand up and turn around

his eyes will be blinded by the firelight,

and the shapes
passing will appear less real

than their shadows.

Similarly, if he is
dragged up out of the cave

into the sunlight,

his eyes will be so blinded that
he will not be able to see anything.

At first, he will be able
to see darker shapes,

such as shadows,

and only later brighter
and brighter objects.

The last object he would
be able to see is the sun

which, in time,
he would learn to see as that:

this is that provides the seasons
and the courses of the year

and presides over
all things in the visible region,

and is in some sort

the cause of all these things

that they had seen.

The last object he will be able to see

is the sun.

NEW YORK:
Mayor Wagner and his supporters for his
renomination campaigned yesterday

through the decaying slums and fresh
housing projects of the Lower East Side.

HYANNIS' PORT:

President Kennedy spent
a quiet holiday on Cape Cod today.

HAVANA:

Industry minister Ernesto Guevara
said today's shortages of raw

materials and spare parts have forced factories in Cuba
to halt production. He blamed aggression of imperialism for the

Good morning, doctor!

Good morning, Stephen.
How are you feeling today?

Look to the left,

to the right.

Only after-images

for the rest of his life;

since yesterday

hospital-sounds

following me everywhere

all the way from New York

in the car.

The whole night -

even in my dreams.

When will I get rid of them?

Good evening
A 28-ton trailer truck with a Dane at the wheel

and two czechoslovak refugees
in the cab crashed

into Austria from Czechoslovakia yesterday
by ramming a metal gate at the border.

WASHINGTON:

More then two hundred thousand Americans,

most of them black but many of them white,

demonstrated here today for a full and speedy

program of civil rights
and equal job opportunities

Pula - Premier Khrushchev und President Tito ended
two days of official talks on Brijuni islands today.

Have doctors told you
anything about your memory?

They said they didn't know.

Didn't they hold out any hope

that you might get it back one day?
Any at all?

I don't know.

What about dancing
do you remember it?

Dancing?

Dancing?

Yes, it might do!

Would you?

Intermissions!

It's like suddenly waking up from a dream.

How would it be
to wake up with no memory

to not know who,

what,

where from?

No past,

no friends to ask.

Just a body without a history.

Maybe it's still easier for him
then for her

discovering that her man -
who she thought was dead -

is alive

but without any memory.

He doesn't recognize her,

he doesn't believe her!

Will it happen again tonight?

Steve, lying beside me.

I hear him breathing,

I smell his body.

Hmm...

memories of him.

Imagination.

Maybe it's the room,

the furniture,

the environment that keeps the memory.

I am glad I'm moving out tomorrow.

You see, you dance very well!

You are a kind woman.

A woman...
don't you remember having loved one?

No.

Being engaged, once...
far from Paris. Don't you remember?

No.

And being married, once

to a woman called Th�r�se Langlois.
Don't you remember?

In Chaulieu, Chaulieu-sur-Loire!

This is George Geesey from WGBH 89.7

with the morning edition
of our broadcast yesterday

of the Civil rights march,
as part of the Educational Radio Network

we will bring to
you some of the highlights of the events.

Let's start with a song,
that expresses best the feeling

and the mood that brought
together 250 thousand people

in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

Will that be all Ma�am?
What's with the radio?

The radio!

Should I take it?

No thanks, you can leave it.
I'll carry it with me in the car.

I'll follow you in a minute.
We'll meet in Cape Cod. Thank you.

What an experience!

Singing in front of 250,000 people,

singing and fighting with them.

Should I go to Europe?

Join the Living Theater again?

Trade the stage for the streets
of Rome, Paris, London.

Be with the people in the streets.

I need some time.

First Cape Cod,

then I'll see.

So I say to you, my friends, that even though
we must face the difficulties of today and tomorrow,

I still have a dream.

It is a dream deeply rooted
in the American dream

I have a dream
that one day

this nation will rise up and live out
the true meaning of its creed

we hold these truths to be self-evident,
that all men are created equal.

I have a dream that one day
on the red hills of Georgia,

sons of former slaves and sons of former slave

owners will be able to sit down
together at the table of brotherhood.

I have a dream that one day,

even the state of Mississippi, a state
sweltering with the heat of injustice,

sweltering with the heat of oppression,

will be transformed into
an oasis of freedom and justice.

I have a dream

my four little children

will one day live in a nation where
they will not be judged by the color

of their skin but by the content of
their character. I have a dream today!'

John F Kennedy Airport;

another three days in New York,

then Rome.

My new life:

together with the Living Theater again,

working with Luigi Nono
on his new piece

dedicated to the Vietcong.

Traveling on a train

like living in a dream.

An in between state

the past is gone,

the future is yet to come

a bright faraway light.

It is a fact, that one never
sees the sun in a dream,

although one often is aware
of a brighter, faraway light!

Wasn't that a French poet?

What was his name?

He went insane.

The other passengers

sharing the same space and time,

the same dream

so close and yet so distant.

If anybody's friend be dead

it's sharpest of the theme

the thinking how they walked alive,

at such and such a time.

Their costume, of a Sunday,

some manner of the hair,-

a prank nobody knew but them,

lost, in the sepulcher;

how warm they were on such a day.

You almost feel the date,

so short way off it seems; and now,

they're centuries from that...

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