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By Scott Ross
Since for a change I have kept writing pace with the movies I’ve seen this month and I am aware that these omnibus posts can go on at greater length than is probably good for them I am attempting a new format. Time will tell whether I manage to continue with it throughout the next fortnight or drop behind again.
As ever, click on the highlighted links for complete reviews (&cet.)
The Roaring Twenties (1939) I’m not sure why this entertaining melodrama from the culmination of the Warner Bros. gangster cycle, begun roughly in 1931 with Public Enemy, wound up in the Criterion Collection except that it was directed — effectively, I will admit — by Raoul Walsh and for all its excellence otherwise as a purveyor of first-rate restorations of classic movies Criterion swoons, to an absurd degree sometimes, over what it perceives as auteurs… essentially, any director, of any movie. Walsh was one of those journeyman contract directors who occasionally delivered something exceptional (the 1930 widescreen epic The Big Trail comes to mind, and to a lesser extent the 1949 White Heat, featuring what may be James Cagney’s best performance… amid a lot of garbage one has to sit through to get to it involving those virtuou
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Kespeadooksit (The Story Is Ended) : A Bibliography of Native American Materials
These books feature Native American history, culture, and protagonists and are all available from the Wisconsin Talking Book and Braille Library catalog.
Aaseng, Nathan. Navajo code talkers. How a select corps of Navajo marines confounded the Japanese during World War II. Grades 6-9. DB036463
Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem. A season on the Reservation: my sojourn with the White Mountain Apache. Inspired by General Colin Powell, ex-basketball star Abdul-Jabbar volunteers to assist in coaching a high school team on the White Mountain Apache Reservation in Arizona. DB050198
Ackerman, Ned. Spirit Horse. Although newly arrived in the Kainaa band of the Blackfoot people, Running Crane, a Siksika youth, is chosen by Wolf Eagle to accompany the horse raiders. Later separated from the group, Running Crane courageously tames a legendary stallion and rescues wounded Wolf Eagle. For grades 5-8. DB048876
Albanese, Catherine L. Nature religion in America: from the Algonkian Indians to the New Age. A professor of religious studies discusses how nature has played a part in various beliefs systems and ritual forms, and how it has been a guide for everyday life in America. DB032523
Alder, Elizabeth A. Crossin •List of fanciful Native Americans
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