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A Living Newspaper dramatization of housing conditions and slum growth in the United States, focused on New York. Through an impoverished “little man” who witnesses a century of landlord power and housing corruption, it criticizes the limited impact of the Housing Act of 1937 and ends with a pledge to continue campaigning for decent housing.
A Federal Theatre Project Living Newspaper play presenting ideas in support of New Deal and Works Progress Administration policies, with incidental music.
A 26-scene Living Newspaper uses vignettes on crop surpluses, foreclosures, auctions, crop destruction, the Dust Bowl, farmer cooperatives, and the Agricultural Adjustment Act to criticize the AAA and urge farmers and laborers to organize against commercial middlemen.
A Living Newspaper dramatization of housing conditions and slum growth in the United States, focused on New York. Through an impoverished “little man” who witnesses a century of landlord power and housing corruption, it criticizes the limited impact of the Housing Act of 1937 and ends with a pledge to continue campaigning for decent housing.
A Federal Theatre Project Living Newspaper play presenting ideas in support of New Deal and Works Progress Administration policies, with incidental music.
A 26-scene Living Newspaper uses vignettes on crop surpluses, foreclosures, auctions, crop destruction, the Dust Bowl, farmer cooperatives, and the Agricultural Adjustment Act to criticize the AAA and urge farmers and laborers to organize against commercial middlemen.