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Sosme of the letters to Miss Cornell deal with Williams' effort in trying to persuade her to appear in his play, "The Corn is Green." There is much about his writing and life contained in this series of candid letters. It would appear that Miss Cornell finally did consent to do the play. Speaking of a play by another writer, Williams warns: "I absolutely agree that it would be perfect if you could come back in a new play, but this one is -- to me -- emphatically not the one. I know I sound like Noel [Coward] wagging his finger, but Kit -- don't - do - it! ..."
Are you looking for easy-to-read articles on Christian living? Do you want Christianity presented in a clear and precise nutshell? Are you searching for real yet simple truths dealing with Christian life? Marshmallows In The Sky will deliver all that and more! - Have you ever had a bird fly into your garage? - Do you dread spring cleaning? - Do you regularly exercise? - Have you ever eaten at a cafeteria? In a series of articles, Nancy Hamilton has taken these common life events, plus nineteen others, and along with a brief insight into each articles inspiration, applied them to Christian life and Christian living. Marshmallows in the Sky presents true Christian doctrines in a clear and understandable manner
Passing Performances gathers a range of critical and biographical essays on notable personalities whose major contributions to the stage occurred before 1969, the year of the Stonewall riots that kicked off the gay rights movement in the United States. How these theater practitioners variously "passed"-- i.e., managed unconventional sexual inclinations both on- and offstage--significantly determined the course of their personal and professional lives and thus the course of U.S. theater history. The actors, directors, producers, and agents examined here include Edwin Forrest, Charlotte Cushman, and Adah Isaacs Menken, whose personal lives and careers traded on the same-sex erotics of "true lo...
Recovers the hidden history of theater professionals who transgressed the gendered expectations of their time
Based on years of painstaking research, this tell-all biography unveils the secret, closeted life of the indomitable grande dame of American actresses, Katharine Hepburn, covering the years between her birth in 1907 and the debut of her role in The African Queen in 1950.