WORKERS THEATREfan on orders of more han copies af th sme pay. 25 1. 2 LISTZOF AVAILABLE ART IS A WEAPON—Col- ieetive report an the task of the revolutionary work: fre theatre. 610" players ‘Also im German 10 fitation, expe tive for Lania. Memorial Meetings, Any number of layers in German, 10e WORK ‘OR WAGES—1 et play on unemployment. io players. Also ia Ger ‘man and Hungarian, 15e T'NEED YOU, YOU NEED MEFaree,. showing the treacherous role of the 80- Cialis, the” Tabor fakers land the priests. 6-10 play- fre, 30e Hit ‘Gon 1s Nor 1N— Farce on religion. 9 lay- erm Ibe FEL-TELL YOU HOW To VOTE Election Revue of 1801, 610 players Ie SCOTTSBORO—Group re- Sltation on the Scottsboro ‘ease. 6 players, Also in German, "Yiddish and Yaroravian. 10¢ STEP ON’ IT—Ove act play: exposing the role of the labor fakers and the priest 10 players Also in Yadish, 156 MBL FOX, MR. NOX, AND MIE BOX—One act satire Sith mass reeltation on the Eapitalise system, adapted ‘rom "New Rassias Pri mer”. 8:10 players. Also in Yidaiah 15e FIGHT. AGAINST STAR- VATION~Play with mass eetation on the. Miners Strike. 8 players. 106 THE BIG. STIFF—Satire Gn unemployment. 10 play fre, Aloo in Yiddish, tee ‘THE FIGHT GOES ON— Playin verse on the Tex- tile Strike, 68 players, 10¢ THREE OF A KIND 20. a. 1%. Election play of 1831. 8 Players. 10 THE GROGGY COMPASS One act play on forced labor in the Soviet Union players: Also Ia German SOLIDARITIY—ataas ‘lation explaining the role of the W.1 R68 players THE MINERS ARE STRIKING Play on the Miners Strike. 68 players. ‘Alco in Usrainian. 15e DEMAND—Play in TOU players Also In Ge Foie of the diferent par- ties tn U.S.A. 2 players ‘Aigo in Germany Yiddish {and Hungarian, Toe TEMPO! TEMPO!—Agit prop play in verse. ov ranting speed of capitalist texploitation and tempo of Socialist construction the U. 8.8.8, #10 player. Alto in German and. Yi ‘leh, Ye ON rie meLr—aen- fron play in verte show Inthe exploitation of the workers onthe belt. 8 play- res Also in German’ ard Hungarian. 106 MINERS “ON. STRIKE— Mane recitation on. the Kentucky Miners Stee players 10e CHINA WAKES—Play in Verse. on the atuation in Manchuria, 10-12 player oe HELP THE MINERS— One act play on the Biers Strike. 8410 players. 15 VOTE" comMUNIST— Asitprop “play for out door performances. (in this Tnbue) 6 players. 100 PLAYS 25. YOO - HOOEY—Election play for out-door perform fnees. 7 players, 102 26, HOME. RELIEF BURO— lection play, 8:10 players 2 CHARITY, — Ait-prop play in verse explaining the role of the Wel. Re players. Aluo In” Yugo ivian, 10e 28 BONUS “THIEVES ON 'TRIAL—One act play de- manding payment of sol- {iors bonus: 10-12 players, ie 29, 18 MINUTE RED REVUE “agitprop play coutrast- ing the conditions tn eapi- talist America and the sue- fesnful socialist conatrue= on in the U8, SR Gin his Uesue) 10-12 players. Alto in German. 18e 20, HANDS “OFF—Ant-War play, exposing the role of the "League "of "Nations, ‘American Capital and Sapam. Cin thin ise) Havers. Also in Yiddish PLAYS FOR CHILDREN 1. MILK FOR MINERS’ CHILDREN One set play fon the ole of the miners children during the strike. So ehildren. doe 2, BREADLINE — children fon readline, role of Plo- hoere fs thown, # children ie 8. BEGINNING OF CHILDREN'S THEATRE GROUP MEETING DUR ING. THE MINERS ‘STRIKE6 children and 1 leader, be 4. FREE FOOD FOR WORK- ERS. CHILDREN—Piay Agitating for free food for Children’ of unemployed ‘workers. 6 children. 10e 5, THE HISTORY LESSON “Play on how history is aught in ‘the capitalist Schools, and the role of the Pioneers. adult for teacher and as many child- ren as possible. 106“WORKERS THEATRE” JUNE-JULY 1932 yo; PUBLISHED MONTHLY AND OFFICIAL ORGAN. OF THE LEAGUE OF WORKERS THEATRES OF U.S.A. OFFICE: 108 EAST 14TH ST., NEW YORK, NY. SECTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DRAMATIC UNION In this Number: Guzsttoks an, ANswess An Invitation We Answer the Call 3tat alo thing a atts wel ant new npn tone ave stated the Communist Pays seen pat ‘lar and or an enemployment inser fo ‘Inistre by the worker ely stnde ot a he only hate asi for the worker ft we paricpte ta “The Writing on the Wall” Workers Plays At Vassar College—A Letter from HALLIE FLANAGAN seep 40M PROF. LOCKWOOD'S REVIEW: 4 Moa force and oat of them may chee the an eal dew tae bedi pe derstanding our owe Teng eibe af ‘epimta Thty, nae ageScarlet Fever Criticism An Answer to fir Gray's A tock “Upon the Workers Theatre wnt uote the Besser of Mare and Lesa, Ad Sie ray yg with het Wore ‘roton with deterate ntrvth” Time Guo Brndeay bert? Any Mr Ondy ‘rte nthe Catholic weep sey 1o cover the tath? Bat et eg The Workers Theatre i 4 thetce of Foray 8.5 (Sei of Jue) ss cn attacking the hare, the Ais ons of inching, rcepejedie na anjst ctimiaton" Go ahead, says Grn, attack eapitain fin ee "4 tf capt a whch pa St Lins te cae on te asemption hat the the AF of. Roww yeas ago; that the Americ Pt 8 aahrpsonptiaten tar ay uhng warecaty unemployment snd arvtons tat ote ovis, elect of the Usted Mine Workers f Amerie fy ALERED Saxe the bach vai the Worker Teste {etny ins yey of wageest stration abd wneeploy” Tote fee we sve te Orady tok fr hs fora te"vone in contact with workers a that cam T feet MiGrndy tothe fling aries where he wl tnd Maoveatt nd soe foros soa face on the pay ad Toston o he ALP. of Ly And ibd you Mt. Grady, ‘Bee ares were oot writen by commen tal ate fers Ment, Jon. 930 THR COLLAPSE OF ORGAMIZED ExXnomnis THe acF. OF LON ITS DEATH BED, by UIAMENT OF LABOR, by HJ. Greaeat, he Nation, Dee in seh THE RESPECTABLE A ¥. OF Ly Wy Cal ‘esi, The Netm, THE COLLAPSE OF THEA. OF ore Gray wil cover tat the hala of te ‘tic be an een ling op ther noting Bat Given deveving lla dense i hardly uty of the a scious crimes impsted to fe By such bombastic play fimo. IIS ALU MIGHLY COLORED StU (tote the headlne fram the caplaliat pew daring ‘eect Ketacy mine srke” World Telegram De. 9e tag DRUNKEN DEPUTIES RAIDED MINERS HOMES Maid to ome home; Jun. 9p, BAILING STRIRERS FRIEND COST FARMER His HOUSE IN KENTUCKY MINE. WAR~Then iy stove ad at soup Kitchen wat Blown up: Ja. «ig, to WORTH OF CLOTHES GIVER ‘To GIRL HARLAN To STOP HER TESTINONY--Reby Sede atopy soe wade ta a amped TALISM, SABBLES MR. GRADY, 1 HARDLY GUILTY OF THE sTwociOUS CatMeS IMPUTED TO 17. Butote Ola She Dang get atm i ian Sc aie plate sn vor ‘Stove Kater, ot in the ick, The Clumbine Blot ra’ mavtcie~AND CAPITA SM, BABBLES "it (CRIMES IMPUTED To 11. tay (rhe wold have ane tothe death ff wre’ CAPITALISM, BABBLES NR. GRADY, 18 HARDLY La isting dampelioto the river sn iy the rake “rt si kn alyn wi ha he id? ot a ates erie fer oer tm for ald eh wth thing? Tee Woay Tes nye "penal dae og a thee nos the Sarvatio ty fahting for ane hig mlitanty Sack or higher wages 6 ‘Sips Sc Graty—"Now viewing ouch of the stacked ‘Teste te nt the fe to mpoon the sob conplen of DM, Grady. Nevertheless, the sb compos of he AB snd the FF. Vel contac tory and gow artend sappening. oer Mer Grady fer say cae 14 etna wt hw ah ad ipo ze ee th anover to wach bal hked purely chan oftred by M.D Lat ys potm for waking ae weld of "he fac bck nthe aye of he United States” So why soul the Wo {ake ap he peblen? Has not te beat seine, Te works dnppered tevaior ate eer There wil te ne wore ling be hoe starvation au more eplitetion by the rch wher fenatien. Hara the pom, \Wertee Taare ene the ft to sn the Repub, Democatic and) Seals partie; "they have been cet faring each othe or dudes, And jst he mach goed ‘As much good athe indignant tars of (De a mind {her exputaton ofthe peo seekers. Ie hie aatre for decade" reponse Yor tae paft and sorption that is filed Qe pockets of the ofa oft capa frien wile the workers are starving? Teta the vate fre agi the Sn en 3 ‘And once ote Mt. Grady points ot bow the church has sens Ting ts Team re ther without the aight iter teopt wep a "The strength of the Workers Theatre will grow and Wonk withthe Reperery Deparment forthe pew aSituation and Tasks of the Workers Theatres in the U.S. A. A report to the First Notional Workers Theatre Conference held in New York, Apel 17 (Comin rom the May ae) Wo «pace for a apie counter. ft had other fection than tract the workers sues frm the borg stationary ‘este, we had esos enough for badng p+ aoa) apa country Wot ne show ebvivaly that 1 ‘he aptgvop theatre OF ‘teal (Pincator) and here (Artef) show us the pomibility of rofeioal tastes Un copiaet couaiee ‘Our tsk isto develop eth typen For: we need both {types as weap othe cam strate te slg fect mpetr of the sien bt ond attack of the msse ame ‘MISTORY OF OUR WORKERS THEATRE 8 By JOHN BONN, workers theatres in hi couaty, {ekore mre than a complented sod atempt was simaste by he Intralot ‘Demat Umea whi ited tho Workers Te Uermtoa! ltt abet he the fit step toward am tary There at nt Uns seedy atlaed ihe TWiT. eto tay with owm rasa obi Ber the strengthening of rors, ptt, Of the requsiitytowatd the whole oven, Bebed ores by we WDC. ut the gray ey bal wdesod ite aka ot butltag the Tenant fr ene rein by De: ‘noiing tb vaio ou, fe wtblahed i county. Toh thet “he wort testers {cachevemeats seu tb sdeetanted By sah Ahing contacts oo nso! and trot a by Sreeing hv fae of the poltal imprest rn Toate shove sce stempt, ‘Avot one year axe, March 191, ast step vas odartaken by the German. Workers Theatr the Pit hn ehh va ema Upiee paay ad he Prole Dorne “invite cepremstatves of Trius rv Theatres to 4 conlereare, whete fe commended scat orgenaton of Woraes Thats, "Yor, sed ater ofall the ste A ps ‘Tslnal committee arte the preparatory work, hea ‘he Werner Carat Conference nan aunouarel for Jame ‘he committee interrpte it actin Sn ordThe Prize-winners of the Spartakiade Prole.Buchre, New York, 15 Minute Red eve by John E Bare Jack Loon Ch Newark, N J.) in “Char wy" by) Shop. John Reed Club tPhila } in "We Derond! by Bernard Rees “Te old judges of the Sparteiade were rebsbiy signin swarding the wining pice tothe thee erupt nd ple inthe erer given. Even though it may be fet to acareain by any Asn of manure what are the winning ince t0 the prove aod pays mesial ‘THE PROLET-BUEHNE Piny was can and spon, 20d wae etectialy_projcad {othe audience Tie main theme ofthe “rpminate Red Bevan” Inthe contrat between the workers ral in the esos apc of capa enpintaion ad ttriy fendered ‘seal by Irene and evr wa 'detendng Tae Soviet Union appears asa ly ft apctacla an rary and sramaturgcal shay ef ie pays The Pret Bocine payers speak their we with gig She"gs prt thy tnd tw vey of reer pattern, with Changing tmp utdeg up to spectacut Sree cima Sue te py hea ory I te omen naan ean ind of pstionm and dvr et depend upon he hog ieee fet tena The ho lo ‘A Review—By NATHANIEL, BUCHWALD feds he Yor yt age (20) and ‘The virtue of simply of dean is deol by the Praet Bushes decor toa tsi Whi th. tae Of pi te fective ends to grow dal with ception ‘On the spetacaar sie the "ug Minute Red ave” Ick Piselgy aad formulation smal tio the age appease eld makes edly deeabe hat JACK LONDON CLUB OF NEWARK yan ae cmd nhc tat Lenton Erte ar opon the jdge "Charity" ty J Stain ofthe ‘Workers Labraary” That tests of + tiny tps and Players to cnjee op before the sudene a eeterguly Satna picture of captain phietropay, patty of the shanty esd in New York City. The characters te Saran ems La Git Coain, RoC Bn “ev turing Bashewi ected to shen be apps fr warts out yer Your ct he?“15 Minute Red Revue” Proved by the Prole-Buehre of the Sportokiode Translated by BY stern, WL. T. ond George Lows fed. Ployers ‘New York Note on the direction: 11players are. needed, We will not give too many notes un how to diet the "15 Minute Red Revue” as we think that here fsa good chance for the groups to ereate thelr own Way of performing 1 is suugetted that: The rhymes be spoken in a strong rhythmic way and that ction be paced in the same manner” Part 1, Players line up, front stage, one by one, while saying thelr Hines” (The numbers 1, 2, ete, stand for Ist Workes, 2nd worker, t2) Part IL." Players change their position so that at the end they stand Sn an angle (like an laverted pointing to the map af the Soviet Union at the tack eurtatn ‘Notes for the other parts are included in the 1. AcrTPRoP. 1, Comrades, workers listen, Prolet-Buehne agit prep 2 Agitprop—against hunger and destitution — 8. Reitprop-—waies the masses to fight— ‘eitprop-—is the worker lghte— ‘Aultprop—in streets and factory gates Azltprop—all over the United States 5. Apitprop—and the bosses quake with fear— Agilprop—for the workers: day is near 6. Apitorop against the yellow socialats— ‘Abitprop—apainst the preachers and Tase- 1. Aeitnrop—sgainat police terror and exploita- tion Agltprop—agalnat the lying press and starva- 8% Auitprop—is the eannon's roar— ‘Abitprep—ie class war 9 Agitprop—beare the Battle's brant — Abitprop—builds the revolutionary front— 10, “Apiprop strikes the boss's rom hand ‘Aelthrep—defends. the Soviet" Union, ‘workers’ fatherland! 10. The workers news— The worker views— Protest of masses 2 War of clames— 6 Stronge—ungielding— 5 4 2 tor the Victory wielding Tempo action Fights resetion— ‘An Agit-Prop Pley—By JOHN E. BONN. alt Bao New York 2 In street and shop— 1 Wenever stop! AGITPHOP! FIPTEEN MINUTES. 5, Working women, working men 6 Attention. Our play begins 4 Werte going to play for you TA Titten minute red revue, S. Fifteen minutes goes rapidly Fifteen minutes fs eter 2 In lb minutes n factory may be shut 9 In 18 minutes four wages may be cut 1. In 15 minutes you maybe hired. 10. Ia 15 minutes fou may be fred 3. Im 15 minutes you may be a © 18.15 minutes you may be out on bail 4. In 15 minutes see war of the clases, 7. Tm 18 nulnutes fearn the strength of the 8. In 15 minutes one question you must face. 8 Im 15 minutes you must choose your place, 2 In 15 minutes we must definitely know. In 15 minutes, ure Jou felend or are you fo. 1 In 18 minutes 10, Say what you are 12345) For 68 9 10, ‘cragainst THE SOVIET UNION AIL the U.S.S, {All except 9 off stage) IL WHAT IS THE SOVIET UNION? 2 The Soviet Union! ‘What tthe Soviet Union? What isthe Soviet Union to us? What is'a country to.us that is thousands ‘of miles away— Separated from us by to aeeane— whose languaye we cannot under- stand— we the government of the United tes does not recognize? What ic the Soviet Union? What is the Soviet Union to us? 4. The Soviet Union? ‘One sath ofthe earth— 181,000,000 people ‘The Soviet Union’ the workers and peatants have driven out the profitmakers the landlords the exploiters “The workers and peatants ave destroyed ‘syitem of profiteering and exploitation!carl Ww. (larch in: PRES ‘The capitalist dictatorship of the bosses thas been replaced iy the Soviets of the workers and peas ‘The chaos of capit thas een replaced iy socials construction, ‘The Soviet Union One sath ofthe earth iblongs to the workers and peasants belongs to the producing, masses belongs to the Proletariat ‘This isthe death sentence of capital! TE the workers and peasants of Russia Contd throw ‘oft the leeches and. ex: plotters ‘Then the proletariat of other lands (Can throw off their Teeches and ex: plotters Ifthe workers and peasants of Rustin PRESS: Can rate themselves ‘Then the proletariat of all other lands ‘Can rule themselves ‘The nucceas of wovalit construction inthe Soviet Union| Te the death blow 1 Will ‘the enptalist wi WORKER: enters jam capitalism. ingly eive up thelr rae? ‘Will the capitalist stand for that? UTALIST: "Twllnot stand for that. Lill not give up my power. Above "everything, I” must SOVIET UNION: hhave—my profit stands near map And don't forget Thm not dead yet ‘Attention attention—to the tack! fat the Soviet Union back! (CAPITALISM AND ITS SERVANTS, CENSOR, RADIO, JUSTICE, ART, CHURCH, SCIENCE, POLICE) fine wp, bow to capitalist during his next line one all I'm able ‘To Keep my rule a But that's not enough My slaver you must blot, You mst show them the Way ‘To work for less pay And keep them afar Rabio: irom the U.S 8B We will not pause Well twist the laws ‘Wel Hindfold th eyes Of the Workers with Ties Weill keep them slaves RabIO: Wiuh my radio waves ART. Well fal them to lee CAPITALIST: Fine, gentlemen, fine 12 ‘The workers are mine If you keep them afar From the U.S. 8.2. We. the workers and peas fants of the eapitaist coun. {ies have heard that ou bro- thers im’ Russia have driven ‘ut the bowses, that oar brothers in Russ have taken over for them= selves the land and the face that our brothers in Russia fare building a now classless, socialist society We, the workers ind pers: ants of the capitalist coun ties "eagerly follow the events inthe Soviet Union What ia the truth sbout the Soviet’ Union? This is the trath about the Soviet ‘Union Russia is. terrorised by a minority, which refuser to fay the debts to the United Seater We stand for honesty and Feelprocity. We will not recognize the so called government of Russia before "she pays. what. she ‘The revolutionary workers ind peasants warned. the United” States "government not to lend money te the Cra? Gr to Kerensky. ‘The Soviet Union will not rob the proletariat of on ent to finance the 2a find white terror Workers and peasants of the world Halt —Enoigh — Bolshevist Dropaganda 1s censered— Films of Soviet Russia must beeut Second class mailing rates denied— Importation of subversive erature: prohibited. Stand by, ladies and gentle- mon, and hear the real treat ‘of the evening. Thin i thon G0 LD, of the: Wall Stroet Broadcasting System. Ladies and gentlemen, have the honor io preset to you ir, Babbitt ho has justo {sted trom a tei a SovitSOVIET UNION: susTice; ant: SOVIET UNION: ‘enurcut SOVIET UNION the earth, ie darkened by ter. roriatic activities of the Bol- ‘thevist "home police, the GPU. The prisons are over: {illed, innocent blood. flows. in ‘streams. The people. of Russia are shivering in fear Nobody knows who is next. ‘The sabotageurs of socialist construction are. trembling because of the GPU guards the land of the workers and peasant against the counter: Fevolutionaties, because the GPU protects the freedom of the. workers and. pessents against the white terror be cause the GPU strengthens the. step. forward for the World "revolution of the Workers "and. peasanta, Workers and peasants of the world: Look out? ‘There is still jus: ticein America, Your interest In‘the Soviet Union is tus. Bicious. Propaganda for the Soviet Union means treason, Mlitant workers are throw into jail if they are citizens, they are deported if they are Toreigh bor, they are lyme hed if they are negroes ‘The fate of Mooney and Bill: ings, of Stceo'and_Vanzett, of Tiarry Sims, of the four ‘workers shot in Detroit, of the tine negro. bose” in Scottsboro, "rerve “an ex amplese that justice. still ven In Amerie And also art free of propa- franda, Workers and peasants Sr the world, there fe seme™ thing’ higher’ than the wage problem, and. that. Is Tove There le something higher than the defense ofthe Soviet Union—to fight and dle for for your fatherland, The workers have only one fatherland, the Soviet Union ‘The fanatic Bolsheviks have no respeet for the most sae- fed sentiments, ‘They have Torbidden ‘religion, they are destroying the churches. Tn the name of all religions T fall upon you to Jota the holy crusade agalnat those church ‘wreckers: eligion ls not forbidden in SCIENCE; SOVIET UNION: SCIENCE: SOVIET UNION: SOVIET UNION: Ponte! SOVIET UNION: caPITALIst: the Sovlet Union. But the So- viet Union has no money to ‘apport fat and Tasy prieste ‘The Soviet Union uses, ite tunnecessary churches as hos: Pitals and rest centers for the. workers and. peasants Workers and peasante of the world We still have science im the United States, that you thatthe’ capita {em is the Dest and only cor Feet ayscrm, that proves it with figaces— ‘Thats a He witht ‘That are twisted Worked up by official ex: pert Bribed by the bosses Because press, radio, censor, church, juste, art, len And'the police ‘And the police—are in the fervice of the ruling clas, fre in the clase strangle on the side ofthe bosses, the ex Dloiters," the profiteers, Worker’ and peasants of the world ‘This i too much, Fight these Bolsheviks, with God, for business and the fatherland PRESS, RADIO, BTC, shout to the WORKER, each POLICE: hablo: ART: Science, CAPITALIST: ‘one hls previous speech at: ching the SOVIET UNION, While they crowd around the WORKER Then they ‘go down from the stage and stand in front of the stage, pointing and hissing at the SOVIET UNION, while each Fepeats is. verse fromthe hymes that accompanied their entranc We will not pause Well twist the laws We'll blindfold the syes OF the workers with lies Well keep them slave With my radio. waves all thems to sleep Into slumber deep Flac, gentlemen, fine ‘The workers are mine In you keep them afar From the U.S, 8 Bt (he capitalists servante rush behind the stage.) CAPITALIST Worker: "a, ha, a, ha. What do Seu say now. Who laughs best? Who Toughs fast. Ha, ha, ha 13hha, You have mort money, you tell the biggest les. But the truth about the Soriet Union PVean learn” from there (Points to left of stage, where enter: WORKER with sign RED. PRESS, then othe trorkera each with one of the following signs! DAILY WORKER, YOUNG WORK. Fi WORKING. WOMAN, LIBERATOR, NEW. PIO: NEEK,” MOSCOW | NEWS, SoviET "RUSSIA. TODAY. Bach shouts the name of is thee and te up Me sen IA TODAY! Facte— DAILY WORKER. AuL:| Soviet Utlon! Soviet UNION About the— (Takes hie place at end of workers” press Tine, next 0 SoviEr ‘RUSSIA ‘ToDAY). ‘And this fue, the Five Year Pian! The Five Year Plan created Factories railroads, collective farms ele: NEW PIONEER! The workers and peasants of the Soviet Union MOSCOW NEWS! Mave pone ahend of thelr own has au ni sovikT RUSSIA TODAY: The Five Year Plan fn four years (ant ise, (CF. Ly enters from Jett, SOCIALIST from Fight. ALF. to: The Five Yeur Plant SOCIALIST! In four pears? ACP. Le: Socialization of industry? SOCiALAsT: ‘Soclalist construction? a “That's bad for our reputation SOciALASt: That's bad for our jobs BOTH:” Were got to-do somethin. (Toaudience) ALF. Ly: Forced Labor in Soviet Russa, SOCIALIST: Dictatorship in Soviet Russa AVE, Lat Friends, Socialist: “Brothers AvP. Li: Protect freedom. SOCIALIST: Protect demveracy ALF. Le Against forced labo SOCIALIST: “Against dictatorship, (Both exit) {Song behind stages We are the Builders 1 Workers of the Soviet Union march ot stage from (iis) repreenting the U.S. A. with signs come lowly from right, lay down on floor front sage, ‘AM ive up sions with next slogans!) 4 8 Whereis freedom? 1, Where it forced labo 12, Where isthe worker free? 7 Wherein the worker oppressed? 10, Ineapitalit US. A the worker is oppressed. 14. In the Soviet Union the worker is ‘ee. 9. In capitalist U. S.A. 15,000,000 unemployed fare thrown out on the street Inthe Soviet Union is work forall 11, In capitalist US. A. the workers are beaten tup when they ask for social Insurance. 15, Inthe Soviet Union the workers ate protected iy ancin! Tawa sacations without pay, free hospitals, free sanatariums, free doctors, fee medicine 4 Tmveapitalist U.S. A. the working time ts lengthened. 1, Inthe Suvict Union the working tine Is short- 12, Inveapitalist U.S. A, wages are eu In the Soviet Union wages are Hsing. 10, Incapitalist U.S.A. eversthing fer the eapi- tists, 4, In the Soviet Union everything for the works v POR THE SOVIET UNION 5. Fellow workers Comrades 5. Where fs your future? 6 In'the capitalist decline of the U.S. A. 2 or dn'the Socialist construction of the Soviet Union? 1. This is the question 1. For oF against? 5. The answer fe cle (The workers of the U.S. A, ruth to gn 0 and tear down, then all urn to sien {the Soviet Union, all pointing to 8. U. AIL For tne Soviet Untont (AI tamm to audience) 8, Every step forward in the Soviet Union— 10, fee atep forward 11, toward the Soviet Union— 12) ot the United States of North America! Ali {Ikoth into one Tine, facing the audience) ‘Therefore Ali For the Soviet Union! ‘k. Every attack against the Soviet Union— team attack & aeainat— |All YOU" (Pointing to audience) “t. Therofore fight Ali FORTHE SOVIET UNION! [With clinched fits) FOR THE SOVIET UNIONI!! eety formed tematic section. Om une iy they eeraed te pay “Scruero, dig a Stabe“Vote Communist” Performed bythe tist fogt-irep Street Group ir New Yark wn 1931. Re sed for the nest election campaign, Note: Plays for street performances should ware have some kind of prelude to attract the Workers to give them time to gather around the Blatform. "The content of the. play. therefore should begin afew minutes after: the. perform: ances started. ‘The slogans of the capitatit and the workers atthe first page of thie Play are to ‘be considered at the prelude Character Capitalist (representing at the same ‘ime the three capitalist parties: Me publican, Democratic, and Solas Party) Neutral Person (willing to get rich) Later one of the workers) workers ‘wth megaphone, mingle ‘with audience Communist «Firat in audience) Cap, (on platform) (Top hat and big $ sign) Prosperity! Prosperity is just around the corner! We are starving! We will give you wine and beer! eae We cannot pay our rent Donate to block-aid We have no clothing! Keep your money in eirculathon™ 12 milion unemployed! Cap.” “America fist! Thousands of workers com nitting suicide! Cap. We hate piven 500 million dollars to ata bilize our banka ‘Workers get police lubs and bullets instead of relief! Cap, Make the world sate for democracy? 2 NW ‘Thousands of workers xt rested? 1. W, Deportation of the Forelgn &.W, ——_Dncrimination against Nea Cap. RIGHT OR WRONG—MY CouNTRY! Work, A Wageceuts, 2 Speed-an, €. Laveotte,&. Child Tabor, N, P Bvietiona, 2. Suicides 1 Depression, C- Criss, Cap. After every word Cam. saya “Keep til ing Then: <0 DEPRESSION FOR a NP. Cap. xP. Ci cap. cop cap. cap. ‘An Election Play for Stret Performances Why is there no depression for you? Because T learned the trick of making {would like to make money, too, How avout teachinge me your trick? Well, that's a very big order fn one condition ‘And that fe? You have to bea good tort Frat lesion: You can't get rich working. The only way tet rie isto make ethers work for you And remember. the long the hours {you make them work, the more money you Imake Tor yourself. ‘The more you speed them up, the more money you make for yourself. The leas you pay them the more money you make for yourself. "The more You exploit them, the quicker you pet Tick Tike me.” You get me? Yes, but you ate only 1 of the poral ‘on, “How is it that the other 9972—-the workers-stind fort? "How ist that 30 ‘many millions of workers let themselves, Ieexploited by a andl of bosses? Enay! Second lesson Give money to the schools and the teachers will teach the children to die defending your interest, Give money to the press and the news: yapers will print any He ou wants But suppose, there s only one worker who gets wise to yout Mell explain. the fies to the other workers ad. they, ef course, will rise and overthrow the whole dot case, my dear fellow, you have the police and the arm. Suol workers are clubbed, put into jll, framed up and stiven the electric chair--Get rid of any {ebellious ‘workers! No matter how! You get me? Yex—but—we are going to have elec. tions. Every worker nasa vote. All these workers will get together and vote against ine. “How car T Keep these workers from, On the contrary. You have to nist that they vote, But vou have to teach them Bow to-vote. You can appear before them ia Vivious farms and: make them vote, for you.” Now, wateh me, Il show you how (Puts on Sign: Republican) My dear ‘workers! The - Republi Party ie always trying to better the cone ditions of the workers. We believe that ruyied individualism isthe back: one of our prosperity. 152W. cap. cap. cap. 8 LW, aw. 16 ‘The rugged individualism of Rockefeller ‘The rugged Individualism of Ford to fire on starving workers! upeed “individualiem. isthe backbone fof eapitallt exploitation! urged individualism isthe right of the boasen to step onthe workers! ‘The Republican Party has always had the interest of the workers at hear. That's le! Here, Fl show you what he has at Beart! (Teaey down sign: Re- fublices, money bag and big $ sign is seen) Gute on sien “Democrat” Sy" beloved. workers! Do. you really believe that Uhe Republican Party iy ine terested in the workers? Who backs that frand okd pirty anyiay? The Bly Banke Rnd who backs the Democratic Party? ‘The bosses! What is, the difference between the Tankers and bosses? TAnd chat is the Ait egublican "Party" and. the Democr any? None! ‘The. Democratic Party has always, had the interest of the workers af heart? That's a lie! That what he has at heart! Tears down sign "Democrat € sien i (Pate on gn “Socialist” Laaies and Gentlemen!” Fellow workers! ‘The Socialist Party does not agree with the existing system. But that does not fen that we have to overthrow it by Notence. ‘The Socialist Party doesnot be- In all countries the socialists voted for ‘war appropeations daring the world war. Mfectuse the Socialist Party” does not ieieve tn violence! ‘The German Socialists under Nocke and ert shot down thousands of workers! ipecatse the Socialist Party doesn't be lieve in violence! Socialist. Mayors. in Reading and 3 fwauhee had workers clubbed "and a rested! Rhfcause the Socialist Party doesn't be- iieve in violence! Ladies and Gentlemen! Fellow workers! ‘These are minor shortcomings."Theoret cally we are for a raight, but sensible Stctulim which i tobe built up thru eo fperation of all classes. Cooperation between bosses and work Cooperation between parasites and pro cap. 8. co. Cap. 5. ion between exploiters and ex- potted?! Dont you realize the point? The bosses have the money, the bosses have the Jobs, the borses have the goods, the bosses Ihove the food, and the bones have the por Tice, ‘Therefore, when you want money, jobs, goods, and food, then you have to operate with the bosses who will pro- ide you with =. POLICE! ‘You are - « Communist! Tam a Communist! And you are fears down sign) + Capitalist. "(point Ing to the sign)” Thats what is behind the Republlean Party. what Is behind the Democratic Party, and What is behind the Socialist Party: Thre different masks to bide one enemy: the Capitalist Class, Workers, Laz not your enemy at all. Co- ‘operate with me, and you will get what ow santas fee at Sour demands a Feasonable, ‘The 12 Millon Unemployed. demanded jobs or relief. What did they get? Machine guna and tese-gas from the po- Tice, Flopehouses, readllnes, slop apples for aule == =~ ‘The bortos wont” give anything to. the Unemployed waleas we force them thru militant strug. ‘Tne Communist Party leads the workers In'eheir fight against starvation. The ‘Communist Party leads the workers in their fight for unemployment reef and cial insurance at the expense thestate and the bosses. Therefore Vote Communist! All: Vote Communist! Cap. Workers, vote republlean, vote democrat, Vote socialist, no matter which of them, bat vote for me. T ve you the jobs. 1 pay you the wages 1. w. You cut our wages 2W os aw 20% LW. 0% 2.W. No factors BW. No shop XW. No store ZW. eithout wage-cuts, Co, The Communist Party fight against the Hoover wage-utting. poly. "The Com mmunist Party and the Trade Union Unity Teague leads the workers in ther fight for higher pay and better working condition ‘Therefore — Vote Communist! All: Vote Communist? Co. ‘The Communist Party fights against the deportation and persecttion of foreign Hands Off! An Election Agitorop Ploy for Indoor Perform cnces, Translated fron the Yiddish by J. Shap, ‘New York, NY. ‘Characters of play: “Uncle Sant zag of ations Bonkers (two tables a the left and right. Tn the center large map. The map shows a large red spot, the est fs Blacks At each table two Cannons are pointed towards the map. "At the table to the right = Sinfater, witch-like figure: League ff Nations. At the Teft a figure Fepresenting Uncle Sam, U.S. (reading from newspaper)" Beonomie conditions of the master in the Soviet Union “improving. "No unemployment. Industry growing at a tremendous pace Production incressing. (Sighing aloud) ‘That is bad, very bed. Something mast be done about i. (Uhlaks) LN. Greading from newspaper) Five Year Plan successful-New factories opened fages increased. Moscow demands world “disarmament. "(Sighs aloud) ‘That's bad, very bad. Something must al Com, a 2 2 aul © FP srere punnn Yorn workers. The Communist Party fights for all exploited workers, regard less of ek, age, race, oF nallonally, ‘Therefore — Vote Communist! Vote Communist! ‘The Communist Party fights lynching and discrimination. against. Negro. workers. The Communiat Party demands equel Tights for the Negroes and self-determina {ion forthe Black Belt Vote Communist) For the unity of nepro-and white workers! Vote Communist The Communist. Party fights against bhoes and forthe defense of Uhe Chinese people and the Soviet Union. Workers! Organize and’ fight! Awainet the Hunger and war offensive of ‘he Capitalists! For the Unity of the working class! Vote for the Communist Candidates! Vote Communist? Vote Communist? vore comMUNISti!! By NATHANIEL, BUCHWALD be done about it. (thinks) We'll ave to start little bon fire, that's sure. "But how? From which end? or theirs Ghat’ Sure. But who is going to start it and how? (Studies the map) From Poland or from Siberia?” 1 guess Tihave to consult the Lasgue of Nations, ‘From Roumania or. from Manchusla? 1 think TI" have to consult the U.S. (U.8. and LN. together) (telephoning) Geneva Langue of Na- om! (telephoning) Washington—State De. partment (Both telephones ring together) (W'S. and LN, together) Hello! League of ‘Nations Hello! State Department! Yea? Ye Can you spare a few minutes fora litle disarmament conference? Why, certainly. That's just what Tam calling about.” Won't you come over?” Tar coming Immediately.” Don’t forget torleave the back door open. (U.S puts ‘ona high hat shaped like the mouth of finnon, takes his two eanona under his frm and starts for table at right LN" puts a similar hat, taker his can 7noms under his atm, arses, and waits for U's) U.S. Yoothoo! League of Nations! Is the back door open LN. Why certainly it open, Come in please, ‘There ix no one here,” (They greet each ther, shaking hands and bowing ‘ery Tow. ‘Their cannon-like hate callie.) U.S. and L. N. together: T be your harden. (They sit down) N. (aes outs elgtr ease and offers a cigar wits) Pan:turopean, Best brand on the market. U.S Nothank you. Pan-European is bad for ray liver. I-must smoke. Pan-American Dactors orders. Won't you have one ot LN. Thanks very much, Hut I'm kind of weed to'Pan-kuropean, oth light up their ‘own cigars) Hate you heard the atest? Le 8. You mean over there? (Points to red U.S) Yew, Over there. ‘They ane on the up rae, while we are going down, LN. Yen its prety tough: Had news, they tre doing fine U.S. And what wil happen if our workers try the same thing on us? LN. God forbid? II be the end of us. But my dear uncle, dot let us get too pest Iistie” Everything will turn out al. Fight. ll we have to do ie ery up and lights a mateh and brings it lage to ihe red spat om the map) U.S, You'mean, hurey up and establish an- ther peace. Hut from which side shall wwe begin? N. Thats problem, (dhinks hard) Per ha from herey—feom the west Ke wil Create a ewell impression.” You know What T meair—western civilization, Euro: bean eulture—-<(points cannon at red spat tna) ‘Oh Yeah? And how about American cisilzation? “What will American ture get out of it if you get In trom there fd hog the best part?” Nothing doing: eon have i LN. Now, now, be Feasonable. IC a large, Heh country.” There's enough forall of {ie You kos that old ditt, don't ou For me the Don—For you Sanchutla For me Ukrtine—Fer yeu Sibieis ‘The impartant thing is harmony, world harmony. Lights match and sweep the hole map with it) U.S. Cortuin orld! harmony, that's very true. BuL must get the bigger share N. And Why? S)Tiecause 1 posteas more means to protect world peace, (Pointe to cunnons) Ss sr v L x. x. S s. San L Jap. ap. [And what is the matter with my instr iments of peace? (They jump up very belligerently ard point canons at each other) Let's proceed with the conference, Well have plenty of thme for that Alright. tet “Hath ait down again) 1 feel kind of hot! Yen iti rather hot TSim'a it run dosen. Guess T need change of scenery. What do you think of China? Sot bad lke China, {Warming up) Soda 1. You know, China is not a bad pot to start from What do you sty?" (They put thir arma about each others shoulders and wale foyer to the map.) Not'a bid ides. Not at all, It pretty hear" you know. “Right {om here, we but to make it casts. Well, nt. who do you think should siart thie Chinese peace? Yous ore I? ‘And. why not our good friend Japan? al he je much neater and second bbe much more pleasant all around, Don't you think Japan is lable to demand too big price Lets inquire Are you prepared to come across? You kmow me. For s frstrate peace, Tam ready to pay any pele. Say, Soo Jeno, Japan starte here, ou'l be ab tostart there und we'll have thes coming and going, ‘That's very Important—from all sides Hemost be a world peace. (Lights a match as'before)" TH call up Japan and talk Uiness. (telephones) Takvo, Foreign orfice. Hello, League speaking. Sey. T have a visitor. Yes, US. Suppose fou run over. Plesue.” We have a sacred mission for yo. yes, pretty sacred — peace. in China,” You're ‘coming Tight way? "Pine. So long. Your efforts on behait of orld peace are indeed praiveworthy. (bows low) (owing) Our ideals are Identieal {enters with cannons under hisarm) Here T am.” Did T keep you waiting? Peace in China? Why, thats my spe: fiat ‘That's just why we called on you. You hhave heard the latest havent you? (Pointing to red spot.) You mean—from over "there? Bad, very, very bad. ‘They are doing fine Your ideals ure in awolute harmony with shuns We count-vn sour nesiatance in tur efforta to mop out ts Fed spot, and Setblish world peace, ‘That red spot is becoming an eye sore1t would give me great operate N. How much will it stand us? p. Lean'stand Yor bit of China ‘3. So could we. But it's big enough for all, Jap. Give me Manchuria. Yl establish peace and from there I'l bein a position fo de fend myself U.S. Tant Tea Bit too much? IN. Ils, But ita worth it. T accept U.S) O.K, Itwaden When do you start? Jap. Right this minute, (elephoning) Tokyo War Dept. "Hello! Establish peace in Manchuria immediately.» Yes." Plenty cf aeruplanes.” Four brigades if three fre'not enough. No, nov Don't Manchuria. dajan has no imperialistic Gealgna, Just chase out the bandits What, no bandits!" Where ie the Minis: ter of Forelgn Affairs? Where tt the Commander of Manchuria? Iiry ban fits! Pay them so much per attack No! Not week work! ‘Piece work The white fquurds are bunch of lagy loafers iece work only! "Start from the north Have ‘em stage attacks near the Sovet allroad.” The rest you know. "(To the toto) Well, there. you are Fine, the peace has started, LN. And'when lo vou start on the red spot? Jap. Right away.” AITT have todo ia to chase the Chines out of Manchuria U.S And If they refuse to eo LN. Yen what then? Jap.’ Then" they wil be bandits, and agin bandit’ we employ certain means U.S. and LN. together! Bravo! Tap.“ Uappreciate your respect for Japanese ideal LN. Our Ideals are identical U.S! Our ideals are the same, Jap. ow we ave ready to also apread our Seale" also tn 'thin red country. 5m here.” You from there LN, Altogether againit this red land? U.S! “Altogether against this Ted land? Jap. Well gentlemen, TIL have to be wong. My treasury needs attention Oh yes, that reminds me, Tieft a sick Dhudget at home.” Excuse me, plea Good day! "Thanks for the order Good day! Very nice of sou! Don't mention i, "Good day! (eet Japan) That will finish it. No move Five Your Plan." Now the sword in saved. U.S. hack to hie desk) Started! At last! This will end it! No more Sloscoe! No more red!" Xo more Socialism! At last the world is safe for democracy Workers Hane off China’ Hands off the Soviet Union! Down with Imperialist War! ‘The workers of the world wil defend the Soviet Union own withthe Chinas What a crude notet ‘monte with our ileal Yous. Bere What a tharp note, How it lashes with fur ideals” (tragically) How ean 1 take China if they won't Ist me imperialist bandits in Ls. Doesnt at all hare TW makes me ner LN. Tahould have Hiked to start litte bom fire over there, but they won't let me” Workers The Soviet Unlon ‘wil not be provoked into a war. ‘The workers of the word Will defend the Soviet Unie, ‘ourntully) "What's the good of all 1ee"plane if Uhey won't Tet me U.S. ‘Thetegoos ms China.” They Wont It me. LIN. Teould have thet up the Five Year Plan, bat they won't kt mess Workers (enter) Hands off China.” ‘The workers swilldefend the Soviet Union! N-and'ULS, falloff their chain) Heip! Melp! They won't let us... Workers Comrades! ‘The imperialist bostes are preparing ane other World war. ‘Japanese troops are slaughtering the Chinese people and are at the very dour fof the Soviet Union ‘Thousands of factories in the U.S. are Imobilied for war production ‘Thousands of factories in the U. S. are today “manufacturing” ammunition and ‘Stop the hands of the imperialist robbers ‘Protect the workers fatherland ign Bots War Join the Party of your elase that leads you in your strupale doin’ the Communist Party? The Communist Party demands: All Wa Funds for the unemployed Vote Communist against starvation! Vote Communist againat imperialist wart Vote Communist! ‘A DRAMATIC CONTEST OF FIVE 1. W. 0, YouTH [BRANCHES took pace or May 2. With the exertion of the Putiminary Spatahind, thi i he fit te tha 4 mas organiation has arange a contest amg ie ra rus. Other groups shuld flow the example sat ‘he W.0. Youth branches, ued y tanh "ous" py tat by 1 Getase scout of the LW. 0. Youth Seton Bets '9REVIEWS DRAM CONTEST OF 1. W. 0. ‘YOUTH BRANCHES OF N. ¥. Review by 3. Shapiro ‘Youth Brancher beh tuo place om May 319 Me ‘Serpe of erin lien errs nt so ace in Invenio Tease in some plata revolutionary ‘tune for thasteiny mithoat acu igen ‘he thesteal se ster tothe hihi decorate ut Imessnges cantume of Me Ged. Mr Gey cering Dreductan. he was merely Cony. ut cated po pole {erthe ptt cotent of the sri tts ner media They shuld alo im the four, rae re oray sat the median. This medias, 20 se hy accede an ana a 6 ‘The igh apt of he evening, which was decared out of {sovp wis "Labers Love Lao, “revamped and teed” "and bythe 3 jected to fa in ie aad 2 ‘Shainage toa tect competion FOR THE WoRKERS— (OR AGAINST THEM? Wanted Benes Renew by ‘tne only people hed sp to sul in "Getiman wanted” ate the womea (at presented, amely women of the working cas) bo ae vce ofthe swindle, AlL the le arcs int, the bain as ‘Wei vaca thi play tothe That Gell, Theor vv ot at fr he at at bed ‘chee cs understanding the rttennes of « Gecying {stem ‘Bat capital solely is prevented ts a Yay ‘munng and pleut scety with fine ape porle "Toe sting eas Intersting, moderate, navel ex sal But in almort very sme remnad lmeting emily spare from the action aod alge, She sting war Jot 8 pluie fume-work, remote fem———_$_————— QUESTIONS and ANSWERSNEWS and NOTES GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING OP TH NEW {THE REBEL PLAYERS OF LOS ANGELES. CAL. toe the inti io cing peers] embeehip esng of ed Players Jock Lendos Dram Grae, ie wens to PHILADELPHIA GENERAL MEMBERSEP MEETING COMMONWEALTH COLLEGE, MENA. ARK, LABOR te Engh and thr langage renghly comments the flo: the performance ths ply st Commonwealth Cl‘THE SPARTAKIADE WINNERS, (Comineed from pos 10) Have jou Snned the Legion? ‘he play makes ts pink with tng eter in showing the nase of dome” ast mtu ved nent {over the pny upon a new tack and ends op with Itsy on beh f th ters ong sgt ately of th Ftvleinary strut of the snemplyet—ibe worker (River ta tte boes charity. Tass of slogans tends 2"inipte the mood ofthe suience with respect to the ‘Soviy fakes aa ote not manage to interest te ndience "Pee Jack Landon group wisely changed the ver te pay aod sautated an appropriate snd-—appropiate dcatogeaty ry ten atop Feat, chalenin the. pay ‘proper and! was tied by the retain ‘ntnniy the shit of mao rom anit ogee fervor ppt fred ond pecfoncor, bet = this ese te layer Sacer of dairy he aoe Landon ettively young, yet there la someting K'nrtance syle to be mele in ts WOE ‘Toe ave of pacing the players among the sade, “hongh bet sew snd with pen fect bythe dc, ‘Rovther inet thing sbow the erection i the ‘rheoraten of ace wlsing the th abd timbre of Sei ayers voice to produce a vaiety of emotional Iie, Tatoo te performace tthe Jack London fou? ‘hosed bythe writer wo scenery, pop of make a That with oly te amples lames of costume ued for Mewietion of characnm, ‘Ostradiy the work of tht JOHN REED CLUB ‘OF PHILADELPHIA (fhe thre wining plays, “We Des “athe Worker) Laboratory Theste iy pray fhe test ities py deal wth the srg of te poyeentinurace and goverment te Tet it contrainte genteun potcy ofthe gover foward bankers the rend agentes andthe mitre Senta aoregre ef the suferigs aod te meets of he ‘etter teeta in vein aed bale wp gradally Dvevteinary lima, wah tbe unemployed age Serherssving otic upon the goverment hat "We all shrine ein ote vin eer hymen “rang qunty to some of the nes: Secretary (hing 0) Masato tempt! faye ei then tat Compe il od the enon Sheth has cars Sl tae grade ot fmteret on the (Government: Unemployment insurance i » de might ave your body, but woul rin Jour sul the play as whole ontwighed the pectrmance, Both fa acting ond towson he performs. war aaeven. Eaggested,gieerua makeup vas toed by te Rayer Impetooting the government, wil ther payers her ‘ren made‘ i conventional fashion: "Dee were oe Oe ane sheromings of the plodection "rhe tree wong plays andthe groupe that performed tom weve te Hest the Sparta. Yet some of he were sotto far behind th toptcers Ale ‘Seta urate ne oe aera Mh feve of achievement the ure of the workers theatre ‘oe Ter the cming tionGREETINGS from the RED DANCERS Thhldren Sec fre ated” Ree Dancers ewan ofthe WTR pee WW Bhat St snvmer clowns YC, NY. GREETINGS from the MATURE FRIENDS ‘Only Workers Hiking Orgenizetion ‘cAMPs IN Ntabole, N.Y Gots, NY, Hikes every Sunday Musie= DanceFoto-choss and Aesop Greurs For information wre 10 Geyer, 187 Menahen, St Brook, N.Y. GREETS. THE REVOLUTIONARY WORKERS THEATRES through the “WORKERS THEATRE” cond extends sts axprecition for tho splendid cospertion ren to the unson mn al cur Sruggles ond at all our oars REVOLUTIONARY POSTERS POSTER ES swr09 1 LL SIZ, for Workers Organizations 24 GREETINGS from the Workers Musicleague Music section of the WORKERS. CULTURAL FEDERATION WISE NYC bande trchestras rnin orchestras BUCLE, FIFE G m wi GREETINGS DRUM CORPS irks Muse "WORKERS THEATRE” ELORE DRAMATIC GROUP 350E-BIat StNLY.C ‘RED RATIFICATION RALLY JULY 9th 8P. M Coney Islnd Stadium Sib Wcth Ste Coney Ilona Speakers FORO Consdote for Vice-President WEINSTONE Condsaute for US, Senator RED RALLY and PLCRIC JULY 24th Soon Speaker: Muse TAMTER Dorcing Communist Gomes) Conadate BomFre for Governor Retresents of New York at PLEASANT BAY PARK. Unionpor, N.¥. Adm ae Toke Brome Park Subway to T7Tth St then toke Unionport corto lit stop The REBEL PLAYERS Los Angeles, Cl sand rvolutarary greetings io Workers Theat “WORKERS THEATRE" ior Taeten (Lene) THE vANGUARD YOUTH PLA