Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-31


quite a few Of most fabulous from
Angeles enjoyed anything before
much did in first look at the Mann theatre in Min
nsapons.
for years as the Panages
later the RoPan won't know the theatre which the TED Mann
Theatre enterprises must have quarter Of million dollars
or more to redo from top to bottom.
busy enjoying comfortable
anything you picture
Kirk Douglas production Of spartaas which has in
acting by the up and coming actor Woody Strobe
say about "spartacs" that youn to
believe it. The final battle alone worth the price Of admission
The Minneapolis Teacher the public schools official publication
had the best capsule review of the picture read but did not
mention word about where showing We repeat the picture
is showing at the Mann Theatre 7h and Hnnen Minneapolis
Said the "spartacuS The encyclopaedia reference
b. Thace BE- General NJ LCnus
Crasus He broke out of atO school capua gathered to-
gether slaves trained devastated the paan
estates of South Italy defeated forces Ultimately
Pompy the survivors
crced captured along Rome road
film
producer Stanley director has fash
Toned lavish motion picture of heroic proportions The luxurious
sendor Of Roman pacian life contraed dramatically with the
brutality Of the Because much of the action intensely
adiatOrial theme of mans
ndomae will to be free is almost lost in the overwhelming visual
impact Of spectacle
performance Douglas
noteworthy; aughon Ustinov
pecay go
numbers again fill the huge with
humanity sometimes in turmoil and violence sometimes peace
full repose Of sleep or death.
spiritual experience Palm Sunday when
worshpped Champn (Ann which
We were guests the morning services of CB
Nunns University Minnesota Relations chief later with Rev.
guests picturesque
Champn church. many hafurban
startling
detant ahIte Caucasian congregation pastOrd by
Negro minister
presents study Christian
iy in its te and practice represents Schove
larger Hnnen Avenue Methodist church with its absorption
Border Methodist white church taking in wholesale
aNgrO congregation with champn smaller ae congregation
calling minister of Negro ancestry to shepherd its flock
of days
called experiments and degree revolutionary have been successful
could did the admiration and love
Campn Methodist church its collective
for DR. Sexton and his wife, there would be great satisfaction
Methodist making praccing
essentials brotherhood in pews and pupts.,
We doubt that the Champln Methodist congregation, when it
pastor considered blazing
trail Protestant churches They had heard Dr. Sexton
liked his and the of him and
his cultured wife and they decided to call him.
newspapers communication media descended
them did the congregation whole realize that the calling
Negro clergyman by alite church revolutionary
this day which calls for the matching Christian pecePtS
by Christian action.
happy that years experiment"
Champin apparently longer experiment" at all
Sunday morning Dr. Sexton did allow the handicap broken
suffered several weeks ago in fall on the ice hamper his conduct
Of the morning services which included the christening and baptism
Of two small children, grown and a teenager.
His For This Was Born" spiritually
and intellectually inspiring full choir of and
young sang hymns
choral ten little girls
cute they could be they sang their simple
Although Dr. lady escort your
the only ancestry present
felt just much at home Baptist
other predOmnany Negro
After the services the handShaes from officials
the church and of the people, huyng other
Sunday affairs friendly
If the United States Information bureau is seeking something
positive to report to nonwe nations the continuing
tons which beaInng to the world Champn
church. with its pastor should be prime
like at their best We marvel that
have not what fine documentary present
We had nice day all around Nunns 10
delightful hosts Their children
energetic youngsters Each
fe including sheep goats quails and
racoon! meandeng
At this time
told Bill avdy Newman
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