This play is a true story that depicts the typical struggle of
the American worker. It is about the
need for the protection of the lives of these workers who worked in a watch
factory painting the “glow in the dark” radium on the watches that were being
sold in the 1920’s. It is being
presented in the beautiful Duluth Denfeld High School by their theater group on
May 1st through May 3rd.
This play is a wonderful educational opportunity for the students, as
well as those attending the play. This
play gets at the heart of the relationship between workers and corporations
whose only concern is about their bottom line….profit.
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The lack of concern by
companies for protecting the health, and welfare, of its employees continues
today while corporate profits are soaring to heights never before seen on Earth
while the wages of the workers, who are largely responsible for those profits,
remain at poverty levels.
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