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Manuscripts of the movie review of "The Case of Sergeant Grischa", for the $10 prizes given by the Harvard CRIMSON and the Radcliffe "Daily" must be handed in either at the CRIMSON building or the Radcliffe "Daily" box a Agassiz Hall by 12 o'clock, Monday...
...CRIMSON in conjunction with the Radcliffe Daily announces a movie review contest, open to all students of Harvard and Radcliffe, of "The Case of Sergeant Grischa" which will appear for three days at the University Theatre beginning Thursday. Two prizes are offered by the theatre management, the winner of the Radcliffe contest and the Harvard winner each receiving $10. The reviews, which will be judged by the Dramatic Critic of the Radcliffe paper and the CRIMSON Playgoers, must be submitted to the CRIMSON Building by noon, Monday, May 25th. The winning Harvard review will be published in the CRIMSON...
Keith's "The Case of Sergeant Grischa". Reviewed in this issue...
...Case of Sergeant Grischa (RKO). When this story was published as a novel in the U. S. a year ago it was hailed as a masterpiece, in spite of the fact that its author, Arnold Zweig, had constructed it awkwardly. If Herbert Brenon, who directed the picture, had torn down the book and built it properly, starting the story at its real beginning, _ with the arrest of the Russian soldier, Grischa. after his escape from a German prison camp ? if he had shown the panorama of war moving around this insignificant figure in the foreground, getting across the tremendous...
Literary circles in many countries have hummed for months with praise of Arnold Zweig's The Case of Sergeant Grischa, sharp, beautifully written novel of War life on Germany's Eastern Front. But the praise of literary circles meant little to portly highbuttoned Lieut. Col. Walther von Bogen, editor of the sedate Journal of German Nobility, who, reading novelist Zweig's book, found to his horror and amazement that it was vulgar, pacifistic, shockingly outspoken, likely to cause discontent among German troops. Editor von Bogen wrote a review in which he said that Novelist Zweig...