1977 James Earl Jones "Paul Robinson" Memorbelia Play Book firm$

Bought and stored this in the late 1980s. Hence price tags.)
Punished in 1977
Anyhow, James Earl Jones, turned in a magnificent performance with only a few props and a bare stage, portraying Robeson's life and truly heroic spirit. In Jones' expert hands, Robeson springs to life, relating how he became one of the first black stars (appearing in films such as The Emperor Jones and Show Boat) who dared to speak out against racism.
Paul Robeson was a man of extraordinary versatility and achieved distinction as both a scholar and an athlete then becoming an internationally-honored concert artist, 1930s and 40s stage and screen actor,
His life took a darker turn in the late 40s when he spoke his unpopular political views about the cold war
.As a result, he was virtually blacklisted from the entertainment industry. His passport was revoked and his concerts were canceled. His dazzling career was shattered
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