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★ The Gay Divorcee on VHS. Directed by Mark Sandrich, Written by J. Hartley Manners,unproduced play. Dwight Taylor, musical book The Gay Divorce. Genre. http://www.world-of-movies.com/gay_divorcee,_the_-_1934/
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Finding Aids cast, costumes, and stage settings for almost 200 theatrical productions writtenby George Ade, George M. Cohan, Victor Herbert, J. Hartley Manners, and others http://www.sandiegohistory.org/findaid/ac039.htm
Extractions: For permission to reproduce or publish, contact the curator of the Booth Historical Photograph Archives at the San Diego Historical Society. Reproduction or publication of any part of this collection must include the following information next to the image(s) or in a special section of credits: James E. Dillon Theater Collection, San Diego Historical Society, Booth Historical Photograph Archives. Arranged in alphabetical order by play title. Many photographs stamped on verso or otherwise marked White Studio (New York, N.Y.), occasionally with the photographer's last name. Includes alphabetical index. Some images badly faded. Forms part of the San Diego Historical Society Original Print Collection. Born in Reno, Nevada, James E. Dillon (1886-1972) began his stage career in Los Angeles as an actor in light opera and drama. He came to San Diego in 1912 as part of the World's Fair Stock Company. That same year he married fellow actress Ruth Van Deusen on stage during rehearsals. They settled in San Diego and had a daughter. Dillon performed as an actor at various theaters and apparently managed the Grand Theater, and perhaps others, before moving on to radio in the 1930s.
Samuel French, Inc. Index Of Titles (Henrik Ibsen. Adapted by Paul Green) 18044. Peg O My Heart (Archive Copy), $25.00.(J. Hartley Manners) 839. Pelleas and Melisande, $9.95. (Maurice Materlinck. http://www.samuelfrench.com/p_q_titles.htm
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Fox FAQs Lunacy, vaudeville skits, and the Famous Pacific Coast Star Miss Florence Robertsand her Company in The Woman Intervenes by J. Hartley Manners, author of http://www.fullertonheritage.org/Advocacy_Issues/foxhistory.htm
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Wolf Entertainment Guide There was one Broadway production of Peg O My Heart by J. Hartley Manners in 1912and another in 1921, and three films, including King Vidor s 1929 version http://www.wolfentertainmentguide.com/pub/theatersearch.asp?record=2242
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Jazz Me News In a 1922 drama entitled The National Anthem, which was concerned with the debaucheryof modern youth, playwright J. Hartley Manners argued that the new music http://www.worldofgramophones.com/news18.html
Extractions: May 2002 A LONG WAY, BABY! by Dick Hyman (left) At its 1901 convention in Denver, the American Federation of Musicians condemned ragtime in a harsh statement delivered by its president. Union musicians were specifically cautioned against playing ragtime, and the Federation's president maintained that "... the musicians know what is good, and if the people don't, we will have to teach them." Clearly, union musicians were a different breed in those days, and the smugness of the A. F. of M. suggests the intensity with which a radical shift in public taste would be debated. I'm indebted to Neil Leonard, whose 1962 book Jazz and the White Americans (University of Chicago Press) documents the opinion above, and the ones that follow, along with much additional insight. I discovered the book in the Lincoln Center Music Library in New York. If you can locate a copy, I think you would find it enlightening reading.
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Glbtq >> Arts >> Lunt, Alfred , And Lynn Fontanne Edward Knobloch s Milestones, her career languished until she met American stagestar Laurette Taylor and her husband, English playwright J. Hartley Manners. http://www.glbtq.com/arts/lunt_fontanne.html
Extractions: page: Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne delighted Broadway audiences with their masterful stagecraft. They became known as the first family of the American theater, but theirs was a lavender marriage (that is, a marriage of a gay man and a lesbian designed to create and sustain the illusion of heterosexuality), and their presentation of themselves as the ideal American couple may have been their most skillful performance. The public was enchanted by what seemed to be a storybook taleromance, Broadway stardom, and a marriage of over fifty years for a farm boy from Wisconsin and a delicate English beauty. Sponsor Message. Lunt's Early Years Alfred David Lunt, Jr. did not actually grow up on a farm. He was born in Milwaukee on August 12, 1892. His father, Alfred David Lunt, a lumberman and land agent, died when the younger Lunt was only two. Five years later his widow, Harriet Washburn Briggs Lunt, married Carl Sederholm, a doctor. Lunt was educated at the private Milwaukee Academy and then at the Carroll College Academy in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Upon graduation, he enrolled at Carroll College. He considered studying set design or architecture but soon realized that theater performance was his true calling. He became a member of the Carroll Players under the direction of May Rankin, whom Lunt consistently praised in later years for the excellence of her teaching and for her encouragement of her students.
TV ACRES: Broadcast Firsts - Plays Plays The Queen s Messenger by J. Hartley Manners was the first play aired on September11, 1928 under the guidance of radio station WGY in Schenectady, New http://www.tvacres.com/broad_plays.htm
Extractions: Search Site Index TV Resources TV Character Bios ... Broadcast Firsts Plays Broadcast Firsts Plays The Queen's Messenger by J. Hartley Manners was the first play aired on September 11, 1928 under the guidance of radio station WGY in Schenectady, New York. Principal performers included Izetta Jewell, Maurice Randall, Joyce Evans and William J. Toniski. The first "television" play entitled The Adventure of the Three Garridebs was broadcast on the NBC network on 1937. It starred Louis Hector (the first to portray Holmes on TV) as the British criminologist Sherlock Holmes who investigated the case of Nathan Garrideb, an eccentric living alone in a room that contained a hidden counterfeiters printing press and engraving plates. The Donovan Affair by Owen Davis was the first full-hour play televised on June 29, 1939 over NBC's W2XBS in New York City. The actors included William Harrigan, Laura Baxter, Matt Briggs, Henry Wadsworth, and Horace Braham. Peter Pan starring Mary Martin was the first television network presentation of a full Broadway production. The musical based on Barrie's classic children's story of a boy who refused to grow up was televised in color for NBC on March 7, 1955. The telecast was so successful, it was repeated in January of 1956.
Peg O' My Heart (1933 B 87') Based on a very successful play by J. Hartley Manners, an Irish lass inherits twomillion pounds but must spend three years in England and never see her father http://www.san.beck.org/MM/1933/PegoMyHeart.html
Extractions: Peg o' My Heart b 87') En: 6 Ed: 6 Based on a very successful play by J. Hartley Manners, an Irish lass inherits two million pounds but must spend three years in England and never see her father again, neither of which proves worth it. In Ireland Pat O'Connell (J. Farrell MacDonald) provides a steady diet of fish for his daughter Peg (Marion Davies) until solicitor Gerald Markham (Onslow Stevens) informs him his father-in-law died and left two million pounds to Peg if she will live with Mrs. Chichester for three years and never see her father again. After a ship's crew is lost, Pat agrees. Peg says good-bye to her father, who calls her "Peg o' my heart." At the large English house Peg finds the servants and inhabitants unfriendly. She sees Chris (Alan Mowbray) kiss Ethel (Juliette Compton), who sends her to the kitchen. Mrs. Chichester (Irene Browne) reminds her daughter Ethel they are penniless and are getting 5,000 pounds a year to board Peg, whom she calls Margaret. Peg refuses to give up her dog; but Gerald persuades them to let him stay in the stable, though Peg sneaks the dog into her bed. Peg tells Mrs. Chichester that she is not like a mother. Mrs. Chichester tells Ethel to marry Gerald and Alaric (Tyrell Davis) to marry Margaret. Gerald asks Ethel to marry, and she says yes. This story contrasts snobs who would be wealthy with the happiness of working people like Pat and Gerald as well as the irrepressible Peg, who loyally rejects such a hateful will and finds happiness anyway.
The New York Times: Movies: Peg O' My Heart Screenwriter Cedric Gibbons Art Director Margaret Booth - Editor George Barnes- Cinematographer Adrian - Costume Designer J. Hartley Manners - Play Author http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=105817
Peg / My Opinion. Music by David Heneker Lyrics by David Heneker. Based on an idea by Roy Sone, fromthe play Peg, O My Heart by J. Hartley Manners. http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/3525/cds/Descr/Peg.html
Extractions: Based on an idea by Roy Sone , from the play Peg, O' My Heart by J. Hartley Manners Description / My Opinion CDNow - Ordered 09.12.2000 - Shipped 10.26.2000 - Received 11.21.2000 Produced by Louis Busch Hager , Music Advisor Stanley Lebowsky , Orchestrator Larry Wilcox , Music Director Kevin Amos , Assistant Director Martin Frith , Lighting Designer Simon Tapping , Sound Designer Jonathan Deans , Music Co-ordinator Marty Henne , Designed by Peter Rice , Musical Staging by Sheila Falconer , Directed by Ian Judge The booklet contains a two page synopsis by Blake Walton . There are two big and two medium sized color pictures of the show, the inside of the jewel box also holds 4 medium color pictures. Musical Numbers Overture Orchestra A Matter Of Minutes Company That's My Father Peg Pretty Dresses Peg Three Of A Kind Peg, Dora, Henry Peg And Jerry Jerry, Peg Pretty Dresses
Cole Porter / Gay Divorce A Musical Comedy in Two Acts Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter Book by Dwight TaylorBased on an unproduced play by J. Hartley Manners Musical Adaptation by http://www.geocities.com/porterguide/gaydivorce.html
Extractions: Musical Direction by Gene Salzer While traveling abroad, American novelist Guy Holden falls in love with a beautiful lady named Mimi, who mysteriously disappears after their initial meeting. When he later runs into her at a seaside resort, she mistakes him for the paid corespondent she has hired to facilitate her divorce. Other characters include Guy's lawyer friend, Teddy Egbert; Mimi's oft-divorced friend and protectress, Hortense; and the idiot corespondent Tonetti, whose motto is "Your wife is safe with Tonetti he prefers spaghetti." Fred Astaire (Guy)
1928 September 11 General Electrics station WGY at Schenectady, NY broadcaststhe first television play, The Queens Messenger by J Hartley Manners. http://www.terramedia.co.uk/Chronomedia/years/1928.htm
