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Tag Archives: Morality

Ourselves by Rachel Crothers

December 12, 2014by Kathleen Johnson

The only prostitute play penned by a woman that was performed, Ourselves tells the story of what happens to prostitutes once they attempt the difficult process of reform.  The first scene […]

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Birth Control, Grace Elliston, Mattie Keene, Ourselves (1913) by Rachel Crothers, Playwrights, Rachel Crothers

Is the Stage a Perilous Place for the Young Girl, Theatre, January 1915

December 2, 2014by Kathleen Johnson

Edith-Wynne-Matthison-and-Lillian-Russell-Is-the-Stage-a-Perilous-Place-for-the-Young-Girl-December-1914-and-January-1915

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Actresses & Actors, Gender, Obscenity & Censorship, Spectatorship

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SEX FOR SALE: SIX PROGRESSIVE-ERA BROTHEL DRAMAS

Sisters in Sin: Brothel Drama in America, 1900 – 1920

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