Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-06-04 | Page 4 | Germany's Great Losses Gains for or Nations

Germanys Germany's Great Losses I Gains Gais for Other N Nations a If It Germany has hM lost many of ot her rate first figures in the arts through the nazi program the rest of ot the world has gained thereby Max Reinhardt Reinhardt Rein Rein- hardt hurdt the great theater director barred from Berlin where he achieved his most brilliant successes in his own theater is to come to America to do a 1 production of ot MIdsummer Midsummer Midsummer Mid summer Nights Night's Dream in the Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Holly Holly- wood bowl In September Last spring Oxford in England saw and was captivated cap by Reinhardt's production o of Shakespeare's magical pIn play piny Thene The ne production in California promises to be even more able Charlie Chaplin has already asked to be allowed to play a part purt presumably one of or the rude mechanicals me rae- that Immortal company over whom the world has lau laughed hed for more mole than three centuries What n a superb Qunce Quince our Charlie would make makel Undoubtedly other stars of ot equal rank will be drawn to the Reinhardt banner Only tho the violent emotional prejudice of ot the nazis could ignore the profound truth buth that art transcends transcends tran tran- transcends all racial and national boun boun- daries In the decline of her arts Germany may learn this lesson to her own great cost St. St St. Louis Post Post- Dispatch