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Amusements
• THE PASSING- SHOW
■ '
- Z A Raisin in the Sun'
Also Potent on Film
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star
Hard on the heels of the play version at the National
comes the film. “A Raisin in the Sun,” and those who missed
the popular stage work have no further cause for regret.
In at least one vital respect, the movie at the Traffs-Lux
1* Indeed dramatically superior. This is in its presentation of
Sidney Poitier in the son role which he created on Broadway,
but later bequeathed to Doug
las Turner, his understudy,
who played it at the National.
Poitier, the Marlon Brando
of his race, finds the true and
turbulent depths of frustration
in the key male character
which Playwright Lorraine
Hansberry created. It is the
perfect match for the playing
of the others, most of these
moving over from the original
to the film. Most epecially does
it balance with the proud re
straint of Claudia McNeil's
mother, and the tired but in
exhaustible courage of Ruby
Dee as Poitier’s wife.
One sees again on the screen
that exquisitely orchestrated
performance which earned the
play its New York Drama Crit
ics’ Circle prize. And is bound
to earn the film a high place
on Hollywood’s 1961 honor roll,
with several Academy award
prospects.
The single small area for
quibbling with Daniel Petrie's
direction of the film relates to
his failure to open it up to meet
the challenge of the screen’s
wider scope. Undoubtedly, his
answer would be that "A Rais
in in The Sun" is essentially a
dramatic narrative confined to
a congested slum flat living
room.
•* * *
Its screen magnification in no
way distorts the proportions of
Miss Hansberry’s play for
which, by the way, she did the
adaptation.
“A Raisin in The Sun” gains
truly in the deepened sympathy :
with which Poitier infuses his
role, the addition of a musical
score, and the smoothness of
its flow before the cameras
lens.
While Miss Hansberry’s
Youngers are Negro and thus,
trapped in the special problems
of race, they are nevertheless
typical of all underprivileged
jpinorities. Their most violent
conflicts are within the. family.
They lie between the older and
middle generations, the grand- :
mother played by Miss McNeil, j
and her 35-year-old son and
college age daughter and,
secondarily, between the
stormy, impatient and ambi
tious Poitier and the cooler,
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STARTING TOMORROW .. HuONTJ3LKIO
. COLUMBIA RD: & I7TH ST. N.W.
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
Wednesday, -unt 14, 1961
. “A RAISIN IN THE SUN,’* A Co
lumbia Pictures release of a David
Susskind-Phlllp Rosa production, di
rected by Daniel Petrie, screenplay
by Lorraine Hansberry from her play,
music by Laurence Rosenthal. At the
Trans-Lux Theater.
The Cast
Walter Lee Younger Sidney Poitier
Lena Younger Claudia McNeil
Ruth Ruby Dee
Beneath. Diana Sands
Asagal Ivan Dixon
Mary Lindner John Piedler
George Murchison .... Louis Gossett
Travis Stephen Perry
Bobo Joel Fluellen
Willie Harris Roy Glenn
Bartender Ray Stubbs
Taxi Driver Rudolph Monroe
Employer George DeNormand
quieter women folk around him.
Igniting the explosion in the
lives of the Youngers is a
SIO,OOO life insurance check, a
sacrificial legacy from Miss Mc-
Neil’s dead husband. The son,
Poitier, would use it to buy a
share in a liquor store and to
give up his cloying job as a
chauffeur. The mother wants
it for the home, with a garden
plot, of which she has been
dreaming since her first child
was born. The daughter, a med
ical student, would like a share
to help her through her educa
tion.
In their contrasting person
alities, the Youngers are a
dramatic lot. And, in this con
flict, they have a great deal to
reveal of human nature that
never quite escapes the effect
of skin color but which often
comes close.
It is one of the most ap
pealing aspects of the film that
in imbuing it with so much
of tension, Miss Hansberry
never loses her sense of humor.
She allows the Youngers to be
funny, the mother dry, droll,
stubbornly proud; the son bit
ingly but Amusingly critical of
the Negro woman s spiritless
ness: the avant garde daughter
a cynic who can be as hilar-
I ious as she is acid.
♦♦ ♦ »
As it must be with such a
gifted cast, the acting in “A
Raisin in the Sun” is superb.
Poitier s as the frustrated son
Ils the explosive performance,
I the perfect drawing of the
angry young Negro man. Yet
matching it, detail for detail,
in excellence is Miss McNeil’s
i wonderfully made elderly moth
er; Ruby Dee’s as the young
*
K.Ol •
WEP sooort
Bp m
- MORE EVEN MATCH?
The fellow on the right is Giulio Rinaldi and
he appears considerably more relaxed than
when you last saw him—on Saturday night
beating poor Archie Moore unmercifully
about the fists with-his face. Maybe he feels
not quite so overmatched, except in the
beauty department, in there with Pier
Angell Anyhow he makes his debut as a
movie actor in her new starring vehicle, “The
Last Days of Sodom and Gomorrah.”—Wide
World Photo.
wife desperately estranged by
her husband's behavior; and
Diana Sands' as the medical
school girl being blown to
emotional bits by anarchial ad
olescence and an intolerable
'family situation.
Each of these individually,
and their film at the Trans-
Lux, will pose some exciting
questions for Hollywood wlien
awards time next comes around.
♦* * *
BULLETIN BOARD: “The
Young Savages” will be dis
placed on Keith’s screen today
by another comedy of Army
life, this one “The Last Time
I Saw Archie.” ... It stars
Robert Mitchum and Jack
Webb, the latter also its di
rector. . . . Also 'on the same
bill is Walt Disney’s Oscar
winning documentary, "The
Horse With the Flying Tail,”
the story of Nautical, the jump
ing Palomino who became a
world’s champion. . . . The On-
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Frenchwoman”; 12, 2:25, 4:40,
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