Calendar Letters to the Editor Sunday, July 9: Harrison Ford, 'The Dial of Destiny,' Amy Uyematsu and Sheldon Harnick
Jean Pfaelzer’s exposé on California’s “hidden” forays into forms of slavery in the Golden State was indeed eye-opening [“A neglected history no more,” July 2]. No person or group shouldThat said, there are two things not so “shocking”: One, are there certain individuals that wrongly take advantage and oppress others? Of course! Welcome to planet Earth.
We certainly may not be the most “perfect“ state in the union. However, I don’t know if any other state with the opportunities that California presented in its past would have fared any better. The unflattering side of the human condition of greed and/or corruption has no boundaries. The battle between good and evil, justice and injustice is a constant one.When a celebrity‘s final departure causes an immense sadness and sense of national grief, the celebrity in question must be great.
The arts have been devastated by COVID. How about helping some real artists with some much-needed publicity instead of giving the front page of the Calendar section to some self-proclaimed “historian” of mattressology?Thank you for your appreciation for “Fiddler on the Roof” lyricist Sheldon Harnick [“He created a beloved tradition,” June 24].
“Sunrise, Sunset” resonates for all parents who have seen their children suddenly grow up before their eyes. “Matchmaker, Matchmaker” and “Far From the Home I Love” capture the hope, fear and pain of love. And “To Life” has an infectious joy that transcends the limits of its Hebrew words.Stephen A. SilverMuch to the dismay of my wife, every time I turn on the TV, I check to see what is on TCM before looking at other programming choices [“TCM layoffs prompt film-fan outcry,” June 23].
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