Famous actors of the 1940s
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The Actors Theatre show was filled with people mingling and mixing over art. The Ali Center show was filled with people mingling and mixing over art. But the people at the Actors show were nearly all black, and the people at the Ali show were nearly all white. This, my friends, illustrates the status of racial gatherings in Louisville today.
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Ben-Yehuda shows convincingly that "The Masada Myth" is a "fabricated moralistic claim" that was produced in the 1940s to spur national pride among young Israelis, in particular. The myth was supported by "the central Israeli regime, as well as by key political, social, military, and academic figures".
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Many famous individuals have given their energy to social causes throughout history. It seems, however, that the visibility and activity of famous advocates have expanded in the past fifty years. For example, musicians and comedians used their talents to entertain troops and support the war effort in the 1940s.
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Paul Robeson was one of the best-known African American actors and Civil Rights activists of the early twentieth century. But questions about race confronted him much earlier in his career. ... he believed that the famous have a responsibility to fight for justice and peace. During the 1940s, Robeson’s activism caught the attention of Senator ...
[DOC File]Shifting frames of masculinity in Seventeen magazine:
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Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart, Hollywood actors of the era, signified this hegemonic masculinity: handsome, graceful, elegant, stylish, and witty (Meeuf, 2009; Watts, 2003). John Wayne, another famous Hollywood actor during the 1940s and 1950s, offers another picture of manhood and illustrates the variety of masculinities present in a specific cultural time.
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He then used this prominence to lead America’s isolationist movement in the 1930s and 1940s. ... Famous actors and athletes use talk and entertainment shows such as Oprah Winfrey to keep their names before the public. Celebrities have learned that having a charitable or political cause is a way to maintain a public presence.
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The main actors, Geraldine Page as the Princess and Paul Newman as Chance Wayne, were chosen by Kazan and the producer Cheryl Crawford. Moreover, Kazan worked on the setting with Jo Mielziner, who had already staged other Williams plays: “Believing they had a weak script, they seemed determined to shift as much of the play’s signification as they could to the material elements of the stage language.
[DOC File]The Harlem Renaissance (also known as the Black Literary ...
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Opened on 125th Street on 26 January 1934, in a former burlesque house, it has remained a symbol of African-American culture. As one of the most famous clubs for popular music in the United States, many figures from the Harlem Renaissance found a venue for their talents and a start to their careers.
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