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In 1953, Arthur Miller's play "The Witches of Salem" ran on Broadway at Martin Baker. Despite being a box office success and famous critics and audiences alike, it was argued that the second best of his previous "Death of a Salesman". As for Brooke's New York Times Atkinson report the day after it opened, "the [American] theme is not developing'Death of a salesman: simple eloquence.

Although the events of the Playing Events took place in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, Miller fictionalized these events in his liberals. For example, in playing witchcraft accusations many drives, between farmers, husband affairs, and father John Proctor (Arthur Kennedy) and minister's teenage niece Abigail Williams (Madeline Sherwood), however, in real life Williams probably had eleven of them at the time of mutual accusation and proctor over 60, which makes it most unlikely that there was never such a relationship. Miller himself said:

Didn't play any form. Reportage[n] obody can begin to write about a tragedy and hopefully make it. What I'm doing reportage is writing a fictional story about an important topic.

On the topic of "important" Miller wrote very clearly, and in 1953 many observers were present at the opening of the competition. This was written in response to Senator McCarthy and the House Committee on Un-American Activities, crusade against so-called communist sympathizers. Despite the obvious political criticism in the game, most critics argued that "The Witches of Salem" was "self-contained to play during a terrible period in American history." ”

When you visit the United States, you will see the word motel on signs or billboards. It's a combination of the words motor and hotel, and it's really a hotel for those who drive (but you don't have to have a car to stay in it). You will need to pay for the room before you enter your room.

It usually has a bathroom inside and doesn't serve catering, but there is definitely a cafeteria there. Americans eat a lot of salads and sandwiches. Along the main highway, there will be plenty of motels.

Every motel wants to offer more than the next motel. There are some motels that offer TVs in every room, others have swimming pools and so on. Motels are very useful when you are in a country, far from town.

You can also find it in large national parks.

In these national parks, you may meet tourists you didn't expect to meet. An American friend told me some stories about this. One dark night, she heard a strange noise outside the window of her room in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park, and she thought there might be a thief, so she jumped up, opened the door, and quietly moved towards a dark figure.

As she got closer, he saw the thief. She was scared to death: this was not a person, this was a black bear.

A 100kg black bear is flipping through a can with its paws, looking for the deliciousness of its food. My friend decided to leave that particular thief behind.

Of course, there are also some places called rental houses, a place to accept tenants. You will see some Tourists or Rooms Rent signs, and you can try one of them. A word of warning - finding a room during New York's tourist season is like looking on the moon**.