The 1937 children's play "Revolt of the Beavers" by playwright/screenwriter Oscar Saul (who would later do the screenplay for the 1951 film "A Streetcar Named Desire") was also featured in this film. It, too, was under scrutiny from the HUAC for promoting a communistic ideal of equal work and equal rewards. In the film it was valiantly defended by the head of the FTP, Hallie Flanagan (Cherry Jones), and the play ran for approximately one month at the Adelphi theater in New York.