Lillian Hellman's Feminist Concern in the Children's Hour

When the night begins to fall between the darkness and the daylight, it breaks at the moment of the day's occupation, the so-called child's moment. _ _ Henry Wadsworth. Long fellow, the term "child's time" has a new meaning. I think that you can escape from this. Women, children, love, lawyers - There are no words to use safely. Disease, a man of high tragedy. This is what we do. _ _ Lillian Hellman, Children's time and Henry Wadsworth's "Children's Hour" celebrate the happy time of the children playing between "Dark and White" as above.

The award-winning 20th century playwright Lilian Herman held the longest drama "The Children's Hour" (1934), following two women who had managed private boarding schools. When an illegal student from a wealthy and famous family begins rumors about the two female principals, the tragedy will continue, and the lives of the two women will change forever. The Raging Quiet (1999) by medieval Sherryl Jordan tells the story of Marnie who got along with a vagrant wanderer Raven who is considered a madman, but Marnie found only a curse. Through the gesture system, she can communicate with him. Then she was also threatened with exclusion. This novel explores the dangers to people because people are different

The first play by playwright Lilian Hermann "The Children's Hour" (1934) was held at Broadway. In private girls boarding schools, girls principals and teachers became the target of assassination of dissatisfied girls students. They soon faced lesbian relations public condemnation. This theater was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize which is banned in Boston, London, Chicago and 691 consecutive performances recorded in New York. Audrey Hepburn and Shirley McLean starred in the movie conversion in 1961. The deep and universal dark theme of drama and the background of lesbians have been widely seen

Thanks to the Hayes Code, most movies since 1930, even those suitable for public lesbian characters and plot installations, do not have lesbians. Lillian Hellman's theater "The Children's Hour" turned into a triangular relationship of heterosexuality and changed to these three names. In 1933, the biography of Queen Christina, starring Greta Garbo, hid most of the speculation about Christina and Swedish women. Simultaneously with the enforcement of the Hayes Act, homosexuality and lesbianism have never been mentioned in this movie. The reason why the examiner deleted the lesbian scene at "lonely hole" in 1954 is because "immorality tends to hurt morality". In the second year, William Wyler and Audrey Hepburn, and Shirley MacLaine remade "Children's Time" (The Children's). time). After the role of MacLaine acknowledges her love for Hepburn, she hangs herself; this sets a precedent for the tragic end of a gay movie.