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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1970

Page

25

New York Play Hails Leon Uris Musical Based on Exodus

Leon Uris moves from Aspen to Broadway with Ari a musical adaptation of Exodus. He supplies adaptation and most lyrics and, with Walter Smith, composes the score while promising a measured pace and no overnight success.

New York Leon Uris Aris Aspen Colo Broadway Ari Israel Rocky Mountain Walter Smith

Exodus Musical Origins and Broadway Ambitions

Composer Ari Ben- Shlomo and novelist Leon Uris recount clashes over Exodus rights and lyrics. Uris recalls power struggles with producers and screen rights, while Alan Jay Lerner and Otto Preminger influenced the project. Rehearsals planned for mid August with a 10 week Baltimore tour ahead of Broadway debut near New Year 1971.

Elmer Bernstein Jill Peabody Tlis Warsaw Bernstein Ple Uris Alan Jay Lerner Otto Preminger Janis Baltimore

Fragmentary note on a novel title and characters

The fragment mentions a hero, Hebrew youths or refugees and a British detention center on Cyprus. It references Uri and Israel, implying a clash over a novel’s title and identity involving a refugee group and a hero.

Leon Uris Cyprus Israel

How Europe Got The Way It Is Modern Europe History Review

A critical look at Thomas P. Neill’s Modern Europe from 1789 to de Gaulle. The reviewer notes brisk narration, some factual shortcuts, and occasional misstatements while praising light shed on fascism, bombings, and postwar recovery. Maps are missing and editing could improve clarity.

U. S Europe Thomas P. Neill St. Louis University Charles de Gaulle Napoleon Germany Italy Victoria England Hamburg Neill Howeve Hiroshima Nagasaki West Germany Christian Democrats

Letter from Eliot Taken From White House Without Authorization

A TS Eliot letter praising his Presidential Medal of Freedom was removed from the White House without Lyndon B. Johnson's consent. FBI agents later recovered the item from autograph dealer Charles Hamilton who had sold it to Frederick L. Holborn for 225 dollars.

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