THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

`Hiding Place' True Story of Ravensbruck Survivor

throughout the United
States.
Based on the best-selling
book by Corrie ten Boom,
"The Hiding Place" is the
factual account of a Dutch
Christian's experience in
Nazi-occupied Holland
where she was arrested for

(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)

"The Hiding Place," a
multi-million dollar made
by California-based World
Wide Pictures in conjunc-
tion with Billy Graham's
Evangelistic Association,
will shortly be released

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helping Jews to escape and
herself deported to the noto-
rious Ravensbruck concen-
tration camp, escaping
death by a sheer miracle.
As directed by James F.
Collier in the idyllic town of
Haarlem near Amsterdam,
"The Hiding Place" starts
out at a leisurely slow pace
showing a life of content-
ment and religious contem-
plation before the citizenry
is shocked into the realiza-
tion that they have to cope
with the evils of Nazi inva-
sion.

While the production
company of Frank R. Ja-
cobson deserves acclaim
for bringing the facts of
man's inhumanity to man
to a complacent public
who either have forgotten,
didn't care or couldn't ac-
cept the full truth, the
motivation of the film is
neither realistic nor justi-
fied.

The Jews of "The Hiding
Place," in general show no
backbone. Members of Cor-
rie ten Boom's family sacrif-
ice themselves for the glory
of Jesus Christ. They feel no
hatred for their oppressors,
because without any sin
there is no redemption.
Julie Harris essays the
role of Betsie ten Boom, the
deeply spiritual sister of
Corrie, who dies at Ravens-
bruck with the love for her

Savior in her heart. Arthur
O'Connell is the patriarch of
the clan who voluntarily
wears the Star of David but
deplores open resistance.
Eileen Heckart is a down-
to-earth camp trustee who
works as a nurse's helper
and believes only in what
she can see. Screen new-
comer Jeannette Clift ren-
ders a tour-de-force per-
formance in the role of the
author who appears in the
final scene of the film at the
age of 80 and whom she
resembles.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth
Taylor appeared reunited
with hubby Richard Bur-
ton in Jerusalem where
the latter plans to shoot a
motion picture early next
year.

"The Blue Bird," the So-
viet-American joint-produc-
tion from the play by Maur-
ice Maeterlinck, in which
Ms. Taylor portrayed one of
the top roles, was still be-
fore the cameras at the Len-
film Studios in Leningrad
with Jane Fonda, Cicely
Tyson, British actors
George Cole and Richard
Pearson, and Soviet per-
formers Nadia Pavlova and
Georgy Vitzin, after Eliza-
beth completed her part
under George Cukor's direc-
tion.

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Internationally acclaimed
ballet stars Valery and Gal-
ina Panov make their first
Detroit appearance 8:30
p.m. Nov. 25-26 at the Ma-

The Panovs' artistic
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Leading dancers with the
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