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LOGGER'S SHEET 105 LOGGER: Andras Goldinger REEL NUMBER: 9 STAGE: AFS DATE: 6/25/88 PRESENTOR: Nick Spitzer GROUP NAME: "Folklore on Stage + Screen: The Good, the Bad + the Ugly" REGION/STYLE: PERFORMER(S) INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION Worth Long -- filmmaker,folklorist Atlanta, Georgia Rayna Green -- folklorist, Washington, DC Nick Spitzer; folklorist, Wash, DC presenter CONTENTS 1. N. Spitzer - general introduction, changes - outlines of folklore 2. W. Long - question to audience - how has your group been portrayed in Hollywood? 3. audience member - changing stereotypes, better images - Last Emperor 4. all > Charlie Chan 5. W.L. - ethnics - subordination - now changes newer filmmakers, more enlightened - yet still the bottom line 6. images on film - are present for life, moustache - villains 7. N.S. - Song of the South? 8. W.L. - Zippidee do dah - suberservient, yet wise, positive father figure, teacher -- giving direction to kids, docile, blacks happy in their situation, perpetuation of stories - positive. 10. R.G. - Indians don't even get to play Indians. Hollywood - one only 11. Image of Indian - plain Buffalo Nickel + Little Buckskin vs. multi-faceted --> breakthroughs, [[underline]] Cheyenne Autumn [[/underline]] [[underline]] Little Big Man [[/underline]] 12. but Travesty of [[underline]] Man Called Horse [[/underline]] 13. more real, historic aspects depicted (humor) - but still - no Eskimo, Choctaw, Ojibway, Creek depictions market - not great protest, pressure group still Miss Mazola, in Central Park. language, dialect N.S. Cajun changes, music+food - 10 yrs. ago- [[underline]] Dangerous Voyage [[/underline]], [[underline]] Southern Comfort [[/underline]] (cont. page 2)