Bertolt Brecht — Part 2

94 pages · May 08, 2026 · Broad topic: Public Figures · Topic: Bertolt Brecht · 94 pages OCR'd

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4 za A tre as ty t NY 20067077 - © — y ? that she was a movie script writer ion, in which capacity she had drring her stay in California been eaployed by the HOLLYWOOD FILM CunPanY, referring personally to Mr. B2ECET, 163 26th Street, Santa Konica as her employer, She also told that in New York she is similarly employed by ELIZABETH BERGER, 14 East 75 Street, Manhattan, New York and Brook Crossing, woodstock, Vermont, to which latter point it was her intention to depart in the near future. A teletype was submitted to the Los Angeles Field Division on duly 26, advising that BKECHT had not been seen in New York for about a week, as well as furnishing thet office the information that 5.2LAU intended to go to Woodstock, Vermont. By teletype dated July 27, the Los Angeles office advised that BRECHT had returned to Logs Angeles. It w2s also requesicd that the New York office arrange for BRAU'a activities to te spot checked if she goes to Woodstock, Vermont and advise the Los Argeles office rhen she returns to Los Angeles. The following article appeared in the NEW YOR” TCES on June 23, . 1945, relative to "THE PRIVATE LIVE OF THE MASTER RACE", wnich was produced ' at the PAULINE EDWAPDS TIEATER, 23 Street and Lexington Avenue, Hew York ’ City from Juns 12 to June 17, 19456 _ "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE NASTER RACE, @ documentary play in three parts and nine scenes, by Bertold Brecht in an English version by ric 2ussel _ Bentley, with music by Hanns Eisler. Uirected by bertcla Viertel and George George; stage devised and lighted by Leo Kers; cciductor, Josef Schmids presented by the Theatre of Ali Nations (Charles Meld and Ernest Roberts, aduinistrative directors). At the Pavline zdwerds Theatre (City College Autitorium), Twenty-third Street and Lexington _ AVenuss 4” " @PRINCIPAIS—ALBERT BASSERMAN, CLARENCE DERTENT, PAUL AXDOx, VILUA KOS R, ELIZABETH NEWMANN, ELAINE STRITCH, EDA REISS-3ERIK, WILLIA: TALE, LOTHAR REKALT, ELSE BASSERMAN, KLAUS KOLMAR, HEST.R SCSDERGASD, DELIGHT | MARFIEID, JOU A. TOPA, BRAINERD DUFFIELD, LUDWIG ROTH, MA'GARST BELL, ye _ * ee Ce %

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za A tre as

NY 20067077

? that she was a movie script writer
ion, in which capacity she had drring her stay in California been
eaployed by the HOLLYWOOD FILM CunPanY, referring personally to Mr. B2ECET,
163 26th Street, Santa Konica as her employer, She also told
that in New York she is similarly employed by ELIZABETH BERGER, 14 East
75 Street, Manhattan, New York and Brook Crossing, woodstock, Vermont, to
which latter point it was her intention to depart in the near future.

A teletype was submitted to the Los Angeles Field Division on
duly 26, advising that BKECHT had not been seen in New York for about a
week, as well as furnishing thet office the information that 5.2LAU intended
to go to Woodstock, Vermont. By teletype dated July 27, the Los Angeles
office advised that BRECHT had returned to Logs Angeles. It w2s also requesicd
that the New York office arrange for BRAU'a activities to te spot checked
if she goes to Woodstock, Vermont and advise the Los Argeles office rhen
she returns to Los Angeles.

The following article appeared in the NEW YOR” TCES on June 23,
. 1945, relative to "THE PRIVATE LIVE OF THE MASTER RACE", wnich was produced

' at the PAULINE EDWAPDS TIEATER, 23 Street and Lexington Avenue, Hew York
’ City from Juns 12 to June 17, 19456

_ "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE NASTER RACE, @ documentary play in three parts and
nine scenes, by Bertold Brecht in an English version by ric 2ussel

_ Bentley, with music by Hanns Eisler. Uirected by bertcla Viertel and

George George; stage devised and lighted by Leo Kers; cciductor, Josef

Schmids presented by the Theatre of Ali Nations (Charles Meld and

Ernest Roberts, aduinistrative directors). At the Pavline zdwerds

Theatre (City College Autitorium), Twenty-third Street and Lexington
_ AVenuss

4” " @PRINCIPAIS—ALBERT BASSERMAN, CLARENCE DERTENT, PAUL AXDOx, VILUA KOS R,

ELIZABETH NEWMANN, ELAINE STRITCH, EDA REISS-3ERIK, WILLIA: TALE,
LOTHAR REKALT, ELSE BASSERMAN, KLAUS KOLMAR, HEST.R SCSDERGASD, DELIGHT |
MARFIEID, JOU A. TOPA, BRAINERD DUFFIELD, LUDWIG ROTH, MA'GARST BELL, ye

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