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HOLLYWOOD, Aug. MGM's making another picture in the Dust” or
‘about Negroes, but this film isn't Brave.”
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|Dandridge, thinks her movie will 'do more to promote understand- group,” 28 — ing among peoples than “Intruder “Home of the
There isn’t one scene of angry to help the emotional adjustment mobs, nor one line about discrim- of an unhappy little boy. The fact
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Her picture is a story about a good than the ‘problem’ pictures. schoolteacher and how she tries A white girl can sit in the audi-
ence and think, ‘Why, this school teacher could be me." The movie also shows colored persons as ‘something else besides servants.” she said.
“Certainly there are colored maids,” the singer declared. “There are white maids, too.
Paulette Goddard has played a maid in movies.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
‘See HowT hey Run’ Doesn’t Sell ‘Message’
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They would just be.there—as a clerk in a department store, as a teacher or a secretary. “This movie is the first to show Nerroes#as just people.” The role is a switch for Miss Dandridge, a sultry - nightclub singer. She sings only twice in the movie, MGM signed her “with musicals in mind” when she was a New York singing success. She won the straight acting job after she told
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When she started “See How
“But there should be a counter They Run” though, Director Gerbalance. There are Negro doctors and teachers and architects. Negroes could have more roles in
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