{"value"=>"<p>Volume 2, 1932 to 1935, consists of newspaper and magazine reviews covering the latter part of her career in the following productions: House of Connelly, Never No More, Black Souls, Brain Sweat, Roll Sweet Chariot, Panic, and the radio presentation of John Henry: Black River Giant. Coverage was provided by New York City newspapers, the Pittsburgh Courier, Variety, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Defender, Philadelphia Independent, the Toronto Daily Star, and the Tatler for these plays. With the exception of John Henry, McClendon usually received over half dozen telegrams for each of the aforementioned productions. Although some plays (Black Souls and Panic) received negative reviews, McClendon's performances were always highly acclaimed by theatre critics.</p>"}