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POISE, CHARM. AND CHIVALRY Miss Marian Simm ms.
Bennett College freshman music major, of Fayetteville, N. C., ho
played the part of “Miss Christmas” at the college, is a study in
noise and charm as her escort, Ralph Stephens, freshman om
Morehouse College. Atlanta, Ga., holds door for her. as they leave
holiday party at Bennett College.
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Movie “Kings Go Forth” Has
Most Outstanding Race Theme
HOLLY WOOD In the opinion
of many veteran motion picture
observers, the most outstanding ra
cial-theme movie of all time cur
rently is being filmed at the Par
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is a wartime story with a strong
dramatic angle based on the prob
lems of interracial romance En
twined with the great personal
conflicts which disrupt the lives
of the principal characters —played
by stars Frank Sinatra, Natalie
Wood and Tony Curtis—is a grip
ping story of the men who fought
for America during World War 11.
If there Is irony in the fact
that they are supposed to he
fighting for democracy, but ac
tually harbor deep racial pre
,induces of their own. then this
-ony is finally destroyed in
Merle AT i I « «■ f -■ excellent
screenplay—which makes one
of the strongest pleas for to 1-
«'ranc>' in Hollywood history.
Briefly this is the story of an
in ler racial couple < Negro husband,'
white wife) who move to France
in an effort to guarantee Iheir un
born el-,iid a happy life in a prf
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The girl, "Monique' 1 (Natalie
Wood', never knows the agonies
caused by racial bigotry until she
meets and becomes romantically
involved with, two white Ameri
ran soldiers—Lieutenant Sam Log
gins (Sinatra) and Britt. Harris
• Curtis).
A Trank Ross-Lton Produc
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Mer Daves, "Kings Go Forth”
by-passes the story of the mar
riage itself except in recall,
and focuses cameras on:
*1) The heartbreak suffered by
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the daughter after she discovers
that her announcement, "My fa
ther was a Negro,” make* a world
of a difference in the attitudes of
ihe soldiers.
(2) The suitors themselves (Sin
atra and Curtis, previously friends
who become mortal enemies after
one (Sinatra) discovers that the
other (Curtis) has reneged on a
scheduled marriage to the girl. In
a unique about-face, Sinatra him
self has by then conquered his rac
ial prejudice and fallen dccplv in
love with the beautiful girl.
(3) Tne terrible {’fleets of big
otry on bigoted people themselves.
In a personal opinion, which is
befitting to the roie ne is playing,
Sinatra has said: "Bigotry is n
disease—worse than any medical
dipease.”
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For the fir't time in Hollywood
history, a Negro studio publicist
Kps been hired to work on “Klr.-g*
(Jo Forth.' He is A S. “Doc*
Young, well-known newspapo*
and magazine editor.
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