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...representative of that master face of German imperialism that, through robbery, ruthlessness and gangsterdom, through superiority of a scientifically developed system of terror, has erected a system of exploitation and suppression. The real masters will be the Krupps and the Görings. You are only needed as the slave driver, as the soldier who carries out police missions in the interest of his masters and who has, if necessary, to die in silence...
...noisily protests against the show's happy ending, insists on knowing what happened after boy and girl were married. Thereupon a proscenium mike, representing the voice of the theater, agrees, after a bit of bickering, to follow through. The hero becomes the $25-a-week slave of a pulp publisher, has his pay cut to $21 when the publisher's wife decides to support a Middle-European gigolo, is jailed for exposing his publisher's past. But, as it must to all musicomedies, a happy ending comes to this...
...Harvard men?" "They sure know a hell of a lot more about things than most college students. One Adams House Junior already knows more about Negroes, slave trade, and conditions in the South than I've learned in my whole life there. They're tops intellectually, but they sure do dress queerly...
...slave, Miles was born in Powhatan, Va. the year Abraham Lincoln signed "the paper"-the Emancipation Proclamation. He went north in 1881. Theodore Roosevelt used to stride into the Club, crying: "Miles, you old rascal-you still here?" Said Miles last week: "I've always been a Republican. I'll always be a Republican. I'd vote for anyone who was a Republican...
...bastard . . . unfair . . . slave-driver...