Nobody’s Sister, The Masses, January 1915
A short story that explores themes of prostitution and poverty. James-Hale-Nobodys-Sister-January-1915-Vol.-6-No.-4
A short story that explores themes of prostitution and poverty. James-Hale-Nobodys-Sister-January-1915-Vol.-6-No.-4
An essay that explores stage presence and de Wagstaffe’s notion of the “sensuous appeal.” William-de-Wagstaffe-Why-Does-the-Sensuous-Prevail-on-the-Stage-November-1915
Freak Plays–Theatre–July, 1915
The Stage Struck Girl–Theatre November 1915
This review of the film adaptation of Elisabeth Robins’ My Little Sister (1919) appeared in the magazine Moving Picture World. The review describes the “sensation” the play caused upon its […]
Frank Kemble Cooper, who originated the role of Andrew Benson in “East is West” (1918), died of pneumonia during the play’s run. His obituary was published in Variety‘s January 3, […]
Edith-Wynne-Matthison-and-Lillian-Russell-Is-the-Stage-a-Perilous-Place-for-the-Young-Girl-December-1914-and-January-1915