BROADWAY ACTOR INTERRUPTS THE UNITED NATIONS TO DEMAND THE END OF WAR & ABUSES OF HUMAN RIGHTS

That was the news of the time when Garry Davis, a Song and Dance man, leapt off the Broadway stage onto the World Stage in 1948.

Garry Davis, a song-and-dance man on Broadway, walked away from stardom and stormed the United Nations General Assembly to demand a People's World Assembly capable of outlawing war and protecting every human being on Earth. The delegates applauded!

Albert Einstein said that Garry grasped the key to whether humankind will die by its own hand or continue to exist!

Five years ago it played on PBS stations coast to coast -- eliciting hundreds of excited viewer comments like these:

https://www.theworldismycountry.com/comments

We were invited to re-broadcast on PBS stations this year -- at a time when millions of people are frustrated with the old system and looking for something new!

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Former Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta said:

"I was absolutely bowled over by Garry Davis in that movie that you showed -- I loved it! Absolutely. It was great. And I always think when you have such crazy thoughts, people will first laugh at you. And when they laugh at you, you can be sure you are on the right path."

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Shekhar encouraged our "Salute to Rotary" before the film, obtained Rotary International’s approval and said “Go, spread the good word of Rotary." *

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*This Salute to Rotary is not paid for by Rotary International (RI) but rather by individual Rotarians like you. It was approved by RI's worldwide director of communications who wrote: "It looks great. Please go forward. It’s a great opportunity and we appreciate the use of our People of Action materials, website images, etc. all of which are cleared to use."