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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
7
Friday through Thursday at the Piccadilly Theater list showings for Carnival Story at 2 5 9:05, Elephant Walk at 3 7 10:39 with news and previews slots and cartoons. Saturday adds matinee and evening times: News 2 5:46 9:21, Prevues 2 5 9:28, Cartoon 2 22 9:33, Carnival Story 2:29 6:05 9:40, Elephant Walk 4:03 7:39 11:14 with Oct 12 57.
Hyde Park will be well represented at National Music la this summer when a June 27 opening music camp draws local youths. Helen Jean and Douglas Maurer 5546 Ellis Lynda Bauer 4933 Woodlawn Judith Frefeld 5342 University Jenila Levi 5526 Everett Gail Marx 5130 Ingleside Stephen Treffman 5337 Hyde Park Blvd. Maurer a June Hyde Park High School graduate composed Saturday Night Hayride performed by HPHS orchestra at the Spring Music Festival last month. He will study composition at Interlochen Music Camp.
Mrs. Herbert Markham of 5811 Dorchester has been elected vice-chairman of the Central Board Republican Women Volunteers. She is former chairman of the South Side Unit.
The Herald presents three views on the Salt of the Earth cancellation. Leon M. Despres offers a lawyer’s stance, Rabbi Jacob Weinstein comments from R. A. M. Temple, and Edwin Diamond provides a Chicago-based IN S analysis of censorship and communism implications.
A university community weighs censorship of Salt of the Earth. The film is described as partly an advertisement for the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union, using a real union as its hero. Photography and non professional acting are praised while questions of integrity and sponsorship are raised. CONTINUED ON PAGE 9
Controversial motion picture Salt of the Earth faced cancelation at Slyde Park and Cinema Annex amid allegations of communist associations. The film about labor disputes in New Mexico drew protest from anti-subversive groups and was not shown after theater owners and a late projectionist absence.
A review notes Salt of the Earth depicts miners strike action at a zinc mine in New Mexico. The film is praised for its stark portrayal of class conflict, exploitation, and the clash between owners and workers, highlighting tensions among Anglo and Mexican labor.
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