Hollywood Has Surely Changed Our Manon
Gene Cohn argues about the film Manon as a tragic French tale adapted for American audiences. He praises John Barrymore and Delores Costello, notes stylish photography and direction while questioning the ending and the protagonists’ fate upon reaching America.
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Local Rhetoric on Worker Weeks and City Plans
Fragmented OCR notes discuss votes on weekly work periods and city planning. Mentions Ridge Ven Vote Bewace Mt Aly and Baltimore, referencing shifts toward longer work weeks and care provisions. Notes urban groups challenging 12 to a day and five day week concepts in Boston area discussions.
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