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HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S The NIGHTINGALE. Translated by Eva Le Gallienne. by Hans Christian. Andersen, 1965 HEDDA GABLER with a Preface and a New Translation of the Play By Eva Le Gallienne by Henrik (Eva Le Galliennne - Preface) Ibsen, 1955-01-01 Shattered Applause: The Lives of Eva Le Gallienne. Foreword by May Sarton. by Robert A. Schanke, 1992 NYC Broadway Playbill 1933 The Cherry Orchard & Alice in Wonderland New Amsterdam Theatre Eva Le Gallienne by Anton Chekov & Lewis Carroll, 1933 HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S The NIGHTINGALE. Translated by Eva Le Gallienne. Shattered Applause; the Lives of Eva Le Gallienne, Foreword By May Sarton by Robert A Schanke, 1992-01-01 The Emperor and the Nightingale (Rabbit Ears: A Classic Tale) by Joel Tuber, Eva Le Gallienne, 2006-09 Eva Le Gallienes's Civic Repertory Plays. WIth an Introduction and Direction Notes by EVA LE GALLIENNE, 1928 Hans Christian Andersen's the Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen, Eva Le Gallienne, et all 1985-09 THE MYSTIC IN THE THEATRE Eleonora Duse by Eva Le Gallienne, 1980 THE MYSTIC IN THE THEATRE: ELEONORA DUSE. by Eva le Gallienne., 1966 Civic Repertory Plays by Eva Le Gallienne, Henrik Ibsen, et all 1928 Six Plays by Henry Ibsen by Eva Le Gallienne, 1957 The Plays of Anton Tchekov by Anton Translated By Constance Garnett with Preface By Eva Le Gallienne Tchekov, 1953

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61. Le Gallienne - Definition Of Le Gallienne By The Free Online Dictionary, Thesaur
    What does le gallienne mean? le gallienne synonyms, le gallienne antonyms. in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. eva le gallienne.  
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    Extractions: Feedback Le Gal·lienne (l g l y n, g l-y n Eva British-born American actress who founded (1926) and directed (1926-1934) the Civic Repertory Theatre in New York City. Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Noun Le Gallienne - United States actress (born in England) (1899-1991) Eva Le Gallienne actress - a female actor

62. Mercedes De Acosta: Lover To Isadora Duncan, Greta Garbo, Eva Le Gallienne, Marl
    Even though these women included Isadora Duncan, eva le gallienne, Greta Garbo, and Marlene Dietrich, she Nazimova is usually portrayed as something of a  
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    Extractions: "a lover to the stars," "a social butterfly," "the dyke at the top of the stairs," "the greatest starfucker ever." These are typical descriptions of Mercedes de Acosta . She was notorious for walking the streets of New York in mannish pants, pointed shoes trimmed with buckles, tricorn hat, and cape. Her chalk white face, deep-set eyes, thin red lips, and jet black hair slicked back with brilliantine prompted Tallulah Bankhead to call her Countess Dracula. After Cecil Beaton accompanied her to the theater one night in 1930, he wrote in his diary that he sensed people looking at him and questioning why he associated with "that furious lesbian." She often boasted of her sexual prowess, saying "I can get any woman from any man." There was perhaps justification for Alice B. Toklas's observation, "Say what you will about Mercedes de Acosta , she's had the most important women of the twentieth century." Even though these women included Isadora Duncan, Eva Le Gallienne, Greta Garbo, and Marlene Dietrich, she

63. Mercedes De Acosta: Plays Performed By John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Eva Le Ga
    As with eva le gallienne in Mercedes s play about St. Joan. Even though she avoided direct representation of samesex eroticism in her writing,  
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    Extractions: "When Mercedes de Acosta met men who ran the theaters, they did not want to work with a strong woman who loved women. Men found her too overpowering." And when suggestions were offered to Mercedes on how to make her scripts more commercial, "she would say, 'To hell with them.'" - Ram Gopal Inspired by romantic relationships with Alla Nazimova and Isadora Duncan, and especially with Eva Le Gallienne, Mercedes de Acosta embarked on a career in the theater as a playwright. She had already published three volumes of poetry and a novel, but in the next decade, she wrote ten plays and one musical. Four of her plays were actually produced. One, a play about Joan of Arc, starred her lover at the time, Eva Le Gallienne, and premiered in Paris in 1925. By the time the play closed in Paris, Mercedes and LeGallienne had broken up. LeGallienne, who was very ambitious and wanted to found her own theatre company, had landed a wealthy patron who would eventually bankroll her theatre venture in New York. Having that theatre was more important to her than continuing her relationship with Mercedes. Devastated by the rejection, Mercedes resumed working on a play she had begun several years earlier

64. Eva Le Gallienne - BlueRider.com
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65. People Who Are Born Even-tempered, Placid And Untroubled --... - Eva Le Gallienn
    those who have never needed to struggle all night with the Angel to emerge lame but victorious at dawn, never become great saints. eva le gallienne  
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66. Richard Le Gallienne - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    The American actress eva le gallienne (18991991) was his daughter, by his second marriage. He was born in Liverpool. He started work in an accountant s  
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    Extractions: Wikimedia needs your help in its US$200,000 fund drive. See our fundraising page for details. Richard Le Gallienne , in an illustration from his book Prose Fancies Richard Thomas Le Gallienne ) was an English man of letters , very much associated with the literary world of London in the 1890s; after that he resided in the USA, without altering his period style. The American actress Eva Le Gallienne (1899-1991) was his daughter, by his second marriage. He was born in Liverpool . He started work in an accountant's office, but abandoned this to write. My Ladies' Sonnets appeared in 1887, and in 1889 be became for a short time literary secretary to Wilson Barrett He joined the staff of The Star in 1891, and wrote for various papers over the signature of Logroller . He contributed to The Yellow Book , and associated with the Rhymer's Club His first wife, Mildred Lee, died in 1894, and in 1897 he married Julie Noiregard, subsequently taking up his residence in the United States. They divorced a few years later. In 1906 he translated, from the Danish, Peter Nansen 's Loves Trilogy In later years he knew Llewelyn Powys and John Cowper Powys A number of his works are now available online.

67. "Alice In Wonderland - The Broadway Revival"
    Alice in Wonderland revived for Broadway by eva le gallienne and revamped for television in 1982 with Kate Burton in the lead role.  
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    Extractions: Eva Le Gallienne's classic stage version of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" has been around for a good number of years and there are records of it being performed as long ago as 1932. The most remembered performance was at the Majestic Theatre on Broadway in 1947 with dancer Bambi Linn in the lead role. Gallienne revived the adaptation on and around Broadway in the late seventies with Kate Burton playing Alice. Bambi Linn, by this time in her fifties but still involved in dance as a choreographer, was movement co-ordinator for this revival. In 1982 it was adapted as a play for television. Kirk Browning directed, Kate Burton reprised the role of Alice, and her father, Richard Burton, played the White Knight, along with an 'unforgettable all-star cast'. The 1947 musical score by Richard Addinsell and Jonathan Tunick was retained.

68. "Alice In Wonderland - The 1947 Broadway Production Starring Bambi Linn"
    Devised and directed by eva le gallienne Adaptation by eva le gallienne Britishborn eva le gallienne was a noted actress between 1914 and 1926.  
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69. LE GALLIENNE Meaning And Definition - Dictionary - ELook.org
    Provides a definition of le gallienne. Definition. noun United States actress (born in England) (18991991) Synonyms le gallienne, eva le gallienne  
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70. That Furious Lesbian | Schanke
    His five other books include eva le gallienne A BioBibliography and Shattered Applause The Lives of eva le gallienne, a finalist for both the Lambda  
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    Extractions: Gold Medal Winner, ForeWord's A Finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Biography New in paperback "That Furious Lesbian" The Sto ry of Mercedes de Acosta Robert A. Schanke June 2004 paper, 0-8093-2579-9, $25.00 cloth, 0-8093-2511-X, $45.00 (July 2003) 272 pages, 6 x 9, 27 illus. A Selection of the InsightOut Book Club Theatre Studies Women's Studies Biography / Lesbian Studies Theater in the Americas Robert A. Schanke, series editor www.mercedesdeacosta.com [A]n entertaining biography. . . . New York Times Book Review Drawing on countless hours spent with de Acosta’s personal correspondence and unpublished writings, Schanke puts together a compelling portrait of a woman whose confidence in herself is striking, particularly because she stood tall in an era when women were taught to do the opposite. . . . Although de Acosta’s writing is largely neglected, Schanke’s well-crafted, deeply-researched biography makes her live again, gliding down the streets of New York to show other women how it should be done. ForeWord “[Schanke] has written a delightful biography of de Acosta, which places her in the Dona Juana hall of fame. . . . Schanke's biography . . . is a delicious read, filled with juicy quotes and excellent research on peripheral players. Like Natalie Barney, de Acosta was an original and artful seductress.”

71. Page Title
    eva le gallienne was a biographer of her friend and mentor Eleanor Duse, and a friend to Sara Bernhardt, Constance Collier, Alla Nazimova and Margaret  
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72. Talkin' Broadway - Broadway 101 "1930-1940: The Great Depression" Part 2
    Accepting a cue from eva le gallienne s Civic Repertory, Lawrence Langner and the Theater Guild were leaders in this concept. The Guild s problem with this  
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    Extractions: The Great Depression Part Two In August of 1930, Cardinal Hayes, heading up the Catholic Theater League, attacked a number of productions as "obscene". In addition, Frank Gillmore, then president of Actor's Equity also spoke out against "salacious" shows. Gillmore was afraid that such shows would increase the argument for public censorship. In an effort to thwart the possibility of imposed censorship, Gillmore and others sponsored a program similar to one already adopted by Hollywood for self-censorship. Ed Wynn, who brought Simple Simon to the Shuberts' Philadelphia theater, refused to appear until the showcards for the next attraction, Earl Carroll's Sketch Book , were removed from the lobby. Wynn was afraid that the photos would upset the family trade and discourage business. This on-going war of the writers vs. the righteous would not have a specific conclusion, as we know from recent events with the production of Corpus Christi Though it would seem that this should have been a decade of loss for artistic theater, it was actually a period of major transformation and growth. While the economic state of the country worsened, the Broadway community rallied again. An estimated 25,000 theater people were displaced by the effects of the depression, the majority in New York. In some theaters, prices were dropped to a 25-cent minimum, with a $1.00 top price. Actors and producers experimented with repertory productions, to keep as many working as often as possible, and to keep as many productions as possible active.

73. C20th - Peter Pan - America - The 20s And 30s
    eva le gallienne had founded the Civic Repertory Theatre on 14th Street in 1926, eva le gallienne flew as Peter Pan for the first time on November 6th,  
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    Extractions: Peter Pan a selling exhibition of memorabilia If you have reached this page through a search engine, please visit the Peter Pan homepage, for more information about the 100 years of J.M. Barrie's most famous character, or the C20th homepage for more about our memorabilia search service. Clicking on images below will, if the item is for sale, take you to a new page with details of condition, price etc. Peter Pan in America 2. The 1920s and 1930s Unlike London, Broadway did not have regular annual visits from Peter Pan . In fact, following the final night of Maude Adams' 1915/16 season, New Yorkers would have to wait nine years until the show returned, this time with Ziegfeld Follies star Marilyn Miller. The Ziegfeld touch was apparent in the new production, with over $300,000 spent on recreating the sets familiar from the earlier version. John Crook's score was used once more, though still with interpolations, and yet another new Jerome Kern song, "The Sweetest Thing in Life". A large British contingent was shipped over, to give the cast a ring of authenticity, and the show previewed in Buffalo, finally opening in New York at the Knickerbocker Theatre on November 6th 1924. Graceful though Miss Miller undoubtedly was, her performance in the title role fell flat. In the words of Bruce Hanson, author of

74. Hafiz Of Shiraz: New Nightingale, New Rose: Excerpts
    His only daughter, eva le gallienne, became a wellknown actress. Hafiz was born around 1320AD in Shiraz, Persia. He was a contemporary of other  
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75. Eva Le Gallienne - Everything On Eva Le Gallienne (bio, Last News
    Includes biography, career events, last news and rumours, photo gallery, filmography, fan mail and links to fan sites.  
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76. Theatre
    eva le gallienne. M. eva le gallienne s Biography by Wendy Smith Back to Actors M Back to Theatre Links Back to Department of Theatre Home Page  
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77. Eva Le GALLIENNE, Astrologie Et Planètes : Thème Astral, Carte Du Ciel Interac
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78. Eva Le GALLIENNE : Astrology And Planets, Map Of The Heavens, Interactive Birth
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79. Questia Online Library - The Online Library
    eva le gallienne. DESIGNED AND ILLUSTRATED BY NANCY EKHOLM BURKERT. ** HARPER ROW, PUBLISHERS * NEW YORK * evaNSTON * LONDON **  
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80. At_web1103_berkshires.html
    And Maguire s face lights up at the mention of eva le gallienne, She was a good one, eva le gallienne, Maguire says dreamily, then adds, A powerhouse.  
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    Extractions: The 75-year-old Berkshire Theatre Festival looks to its star-spangled past to inspire a still-fermenting future Photo by Kevin Sprague by Sarah Hart Herman Melville. W.E.B. DuBois. Edith Wharton. Norman Rockwell. Not to mention a handful of buildings that predate the Boston Tea Party. The signposts alone in the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts read like an American heritage coffee table book—replete with a Kodak-ready backdrop of gently rolling hills, winding roads and dense trees that part for vistas that could inspire any number of revolutions. This is America before there were cell phones. It's America attuned to nature—and certainly accustomed to culture, with Big Art names like Tanglewood and Jacob's Pillow rivaling the historic American place-names. American Primitive , William Gibson's epistolary paean to John and Abigail Adams, and closed with Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's Assassins , a black-comedy musical chronicle of some of the nation's less-than-satisfied customers. I'm visiting this haven of Americana on the opening weekend at Berkshire Theatre Festival (Memorial Day weekend for the rest of the country)—cold and rainy, but to paraphrase James Taylor, "the Berkshires seem dreamlike" on account of the mist. Executive director Kate Maguire is outlining some of the theatre's history, along with her vision for artistic success, with a childlike enthusiasm. In spite of a stylish suit and business-like bob, Maguire appears all wide smile and glinting eyes. Her sheer joy in the theatre is contagious; even when she's talking about the more difficult aspects of leading a venerable institution with 75 years of performances under its belt, you can see she's having fun.

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