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House Un-American Activities Committee
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House Un-American Activities Committee

Congressional committee, established in 1938 as the Special Committee to Investigate Un-American Activities under the chairmanship of Martin Dies. Noted for its public investigation of alleged subversion, particularly of communists, it was renamed the House Internal Security Committee in 1969. It achieved its greatest notoriety during the 1950s through its hearings on communism in the movie industry. It was abolished in 1975.



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Nonetheless, academe's more subtle procedures ensured that most of the hundred or so faculty members who tangled with HUAC or the FBI were fired and then barred from most American campuses for at least a decade.
The Falcon Theatre production, directed by Peter Askin, includes video footage (designed by Dennis Diamond) from other Hollywood figures caught up in the HUAC hearings.
Actually, Mostel did not nearly lose his career, and Robbins did not give his name to HUAC.
 
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