Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1951 — Page 10

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‘Death ofa Salesman’'— 5 Play Portrays Strong Emotions

By*Henry Butler

Times Staff Writer

LAFAYETTE; Nov.

“Death of a Salesman”

Arthur Miller's great play,

University auditorium in Bloom-

ington tonight, has tremendous vitality. And this company, apparently

i complete change from the one Mitchell headed when the show visited Indianapolis in April, 1950, has different tempo lifferent intensity.

Brings Out New Meanings

At the beginning of Act I .last ight I had the impression that Duncan Baldwin and Sylvia Davis, as Willy. and Linda. Loman, couldn't carry the emotional freight was wrong. They did magnificently, and so did Ted Jordan, as Happy, and Steven Ritch, as Biff, the two sons. Mr, Baldwin has perhaps of the poetic dreamer and more of the frustrated man of action than Mr. Mitchell, but the change in emphasis brings out new meanings in the play. Miss Davis, who started out being mousy and colorless as the hard-working wife of the dying saleman, achieved an amazing crescendo of power,

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Lightning-Like Force In the climactic scenes with the boys, especially with Mr. Ritch in the role of neurotic, unhappy Biff. she managed an outAdvertisement

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company of last night had a large Purdue Hall of Music audience under a spell of powerful emotion.

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put of energy I never expected. Those emotional tangles, with all their overtones of takes, lies, derstandings,

previous misevasions and misunhave a lightninglike force of revelation,

They break in on our complacent assumption that such arguments den't happen in families—at least not in=+*good families, like our own. And yet they tell us much about conflict,

whether spoken or unspoken. Understanding the personalities in the play, we see where their arguments lead them As -Aristotle said we should, we get a sense of pity and fear Minor Miracle Wrought

A second reveals

seeing -of the play slight inconIs Willy Lohe has ac-

also some

sistencies, however, because

shoddy

man tragic cepted the oldtime traveling Or is because he has lazily his

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man's talents?

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years. Mr. Miller doesn't make it al“together clear, and I suspect

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