Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1952 — Page 16

. Supporting Cast Cod A Murat Hit

3 ———— By HENRY BUTLER “Darkness at Noon,” which opened last ght at the Murat, has the best supporting cast 1 recall ever having seen in a touring show here. That's not belittling the work of Kdward G. Robinson inthe stellar role of Rubashov - — repudiated old-guard revolution- credits would fill another space ary hounded to death by the this size. But 1 want to add to tv in the USSR wove mentions some others: Guy =Party in the USSR. Arbury, as lvanoff, former com It's rather calling attention 10 a a 4a of Rubashov, is swell. So special virtue Mr. Robinson pos- are. Norman Keats, as Bogrov; esses (not too common in his Louis Edmond as detestable ih ® Ct heing evidently! Guard; John Morny, Richard Seff proiession) 0 weing eviaenti nd Manrice Brenner as neighhorgenerous and appreciative. le iyi prisoners tapping messages on 5 I I ; knows talent. He helps promote the wall, and bavid Sheiner, as it 8 show, so that you hava tichat 1 thi +1 weial mentions to Anne Kevin » n ling ha < ity alwavs the feeling he is tacit} as the combed-back blond secre giving assistance, aiding charact- tury. and. John Quigg, a fhe ers like Lois Nettleton (wonder- President. In the wonderful lightful as Luba, the love-interest ine of this production, Mr. Quigg

werificed to Party needs) or Leo

Gordon, as frightful Gletkin, or ‘Allan Rich, sensational in the nart of the tragic hunchbacked ftalian Communist Luigi

Story Described

A couple of Synday columns I this space have described briefly the stary of “Darkness at Noor Tnwittingly prophetic, I wrote ast Sunday that Rubashov in the play seemed to resemble the late Maxim Litvinov. On Mgnday, The Times began the fascinating se ries baeirhiard Hottelet describ “irig 3 off-the-record interview with IA4tvinov, If you read the Hottelet series vou need little more briefing on the Sidney Kingsley play, adapted from Arthur Koestler's novel. Mr. Hottelet wrote in factual terms what Mr. Koestler wrote Yn his novel: Naked power is murderous Remove the restraints of morality and religion, and your fine revo lutionary ideals wind up in wholesale slaughter. But the play is more than an indictment of Soviet Russia today. it’s an indictment of absolutism

in any form or place, and prob-|

ably would be most unwelcome in Buenos ‘Aires, for just ample.

Point Challenged

The big philosophical point in it is that the Marxist revolutionary notion, “Ends justify means,” is false. Not only false, but fatal. Maybe that sounds . tenuous as material for drama, but Mr. Robinson and his co-workers moving, exciting and memorable enterprise make it seem prodigious, You would scarcely believe any play set in a grim Soviet prison,| with a few flashbacks to other] sordid scenes, could be so grips| ping. You will have to see it to get the impact. Film fans may wonder how Mr. . Robinson looks and acts on the stage. Well, he looks iike Beethoven with a haircut And 1 imagine his personality is not too

unlike the late Ludwig's, in the latter's better moments. ‘Not So Tough’ t Anyway, he's not the tough,

character he was typed as by Hol-| lywood years ago—typical exam-, ple of filmdom insensitivity. He's| a great actor. In this play he has) a message to convey, and he does so with tact and i tnaight.

one ex-!

somehow incarnates the Soviet Union. Scares hell out

the of vou

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