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Tap Roots (1948) Directed by George Marshall After the Boffo box office success of Gone With the Wind, Hollywood tried to parlay the moonlight-and-magnolias myth of Southern life into megabuck sequels. Producer Walter Wanger contributed to the frenzy with Tap Roots, a bodice-ripping romance masquerading as Civil War cinema. The story is taken from James …
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Robert Byrd Consorts With a KKK Grand DragonOne Saturday in the 1920s, a small boy named Robert Byrd stood at a second-floor window in Matoaka, W.Va., and watched wide-eyed as a parade of men, including his adoptive father, … Read MoreSitting Bull: SoothsayerSitting Bull’s ability to embrace the Great Mystery and commune with meadowlarks made him one of America’s greatest spiritual leaders. At the end of a hot summer day in 1876, Sitti… Read MoreTV Series Review: The SonThe Son exhibits the best and worst of epic filmmaking—boring in parts, stirring in others
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… Read MoreThe First: Cross-Country Road TripThere had to be an easier way to win a $50 bet. When Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson wagered in May 1903 that he could drive from San Francisco to New York in 90 days, there were only 1… Read MoreInterview with Tom Wolfe, the man in whiteThe country had reason to cheer on May 5, 1961, when Freedom 7 splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean carrying its precious cargo: Alan Shepard, the first American to go into space. A… Read More
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