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REMINISGPINCES OF CHARLOTTIYFO WN

Continued from Prue t cess Kilns-Ii? presented - here up to that time.

After penning the foregoing on "Dramiiiics," 01.0., there came under my observation the following from the editorial page of the "lvlonirenl lstar." As it looks to me to be lapropos to the present subject I am ' giving it in full.

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"Uncle Tom's Cabin

“After a phenomenally long lifc. Sa- l nicn Lcgrec, Uncle Tom. Lilli? Eva‘ and the rest of the family" have fin- ally passed on. Uncle Tonrs Cabin no longer stands, and as for the bloodhounds, not even the memory lot their haying is left. There arr

l lrecall the ﬁrst pci-Zarinance of-the

~d famous old irclxlrniiin. based upon; ' > ' Q . Censoryliip an! |\'~ Flinn

Harriet Bocclvr _S'xv\':'s historical novel. But there aie rim very few people liilng totliiy rho have not seen st some. time or another a perform- ance of this play. Il has prnlxibly‘ brought more icars to the lllilllllll rye than nny 05119:" public perform- ance lLllUV-‘ll to lllllllililll)’. Indrccl, it is on record that the ﬁrst time Little Eva died and was taken up by st- tentlant angels, seventy-eight years mo, meny people in the audience fell on their seats into the aisles j weeping bitterly, and that they were l still mopping their eyes when the g same Little Eva tripped gully down f the aisle; selling pictures of herself. ‘ as mcmentoes of the occasion. ' "From the ifme when John L. Bul- livnn. retired puirliist. inaile it tn'o ‘not. for no fciver than elalit Uncle 'l'-‘l‘l'l5 by the vigour of his lriehiivz in ihe rlllcincus role of LCEPZC, tiuwn to the past year. this play hm lucr- ally drawn millions of people ta fir: ilictiircs. ft is the only play in iii: Iii~tcry of the drama that has been |ll".‘££‘lll.CZl by crrzniazinics varying in lliill1l)"l' from sevrn to seventy. But. its appeal has at inst friilcri, rind now there is no company presenting it in ‘ public anywhere. zulbtlesd the‘ ex‘ planatlon given that a new gcnri-a- Linn has arisen that cares not for sentimental melodrama is ‘the ‘correct one. Yet one ll temptettto

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wonder whether that sentimental melodrama is not to be preferred. fp lllQ unwhOlQlOlTlO, 3M5‘ “l1 stuff that is litdled out M drama today. ‘ “with our film theatre screens crowded by riieltetecre. mobsters. lil- Jaekcrs. rum-runners, and their lurid following; with the ‘fer-legitimate. theatres remaining on the Ooh ‘ ‘ fed in the main with-melt wretched pabulilm a: "bismonailure-nd eimi. lar degrlilfng‘ material‘; with" the sp- pesi or screen end-stage almost whol- iy directed towards the luridly m- rational and the morbid and the de- rencrute, the obvious iu-tillcinlltlos o! , "Uncle Tom's Cabin? may. well seem i ﬁne byncomperison. Doubtlesa there will frisliy emerge from the present turgid conditions n, slate of the than»

i one that will be lnipirlnk and iipiirb , ,

mg; butane has to bigmmewiiarer a heroic Wikﬂiat. to believe it today."

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Truth (Lcnionl: taxis," says a character ln ‘one of Jclin oniswerihys. ‘Mays,- ‘fare s, west nation with a stronr sense oil moral iurpltude in, titliersr" . '. .. hi}

, the debate on tlii censorship in the [American senate. some of. the sen- aicrs in their desire to keep un-

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