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. CB oF “+. N¥ 100-67077 | an en x aco - "In a series of eleven sccnes, '. 1 . Privete Life of the Mester Kece' traces ’ the rise of Hitlerism in terme of representative Germen people, the mictl¢ and lower clesses, the scholars, the esta Lopate _.Jews, the trades people, a Christian ee tte “preacher, and finally, some Hamburg . workers who mean to preserve the ideale Tietee oe . of humanity." This review also reflected thet the scenes depicted a brutclly sontemptucus stor tro disingenuous enemy of the refine, a rirl she Nazi arrogance, a honey-voiced properendist en _-yewiah wife, who recognizes some terrible realities. RUSSEL EENTLEY, the io in’ America" conteing With respect to ER . 1952-1953 edition of "who! the followine informatio: fe ERIC RUS Ro BE Pe vTLEY ax Seton, vory Ln September 1, 1916 son “of DAURAAEY. ichelor of Setters, Oxford; PFD, Yele; merriec 'SCHERNJAKOW; associate professor of =nelish, University of Minnesota; free-lance writer for Harpersg ~ Atlantic, New_ York Times; advertising editor, ‘ithe <enyon™ Review since 19.6; European correspondent of Theater <; Arts -1948-1949; guest director, Hedgerow Thester, 1948; * Guggenheim fellow 1948-1949; author, A Century i” Hero Worship, 1944; The Pleywright As ne binkers 1946; BERNARD SEAY, 1947; translator: Tne Private sis the Master Race end other works of Brae BROT; editor: The Importance of Security, Prom The Modern Repertoire, 1949. * : The files of the “ew York Office contain no pertinent information concerning ERI” RUSS™L PENTLMY. TN Ph omy Wenn pear yi, Cane a ee