81. Sheehy eva le gallienne A Biography. Alfred A. Knopf New York, NY. 1996. May,2002. “eva le gallienne.” Notable American Women. http://www.southernct.edu/publications/facbib/sheehy.htm

HELEN SHEEHY Theater BOOKS PUBLISHED: "Eleonora Duse: A Biography." New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2003. "Eva Le Gallienne: A Biography." Alfred A. Knopf: New York, NY. 1996. "Margo: The Life and Theatre of Margo Jones." SMU Press, 1989. "All About Theatre." Longman, Inc., 1981—2nd edition, 1986. OTHER PUBLICATIONS: "On Writers and Writing," 2000, 2001, and 2001. Tide-Mark Press. Co-author with Leslie Stainton. "On Writers and Writing - 1997, 1998, and 1999." co-author with Leslie Stainton, published by Tidemark Press. "Profile - Douglas Carter Beane" American Theatre , May/June 1998. "Profile - Margo Jones" Legacies: A History Journal for Dallas and North Central Texas , Spring, 1998. "Missing Le Gallienne" American Theatre magazine, January 1997. “Nellie Melba. When Divas Ruled.” Opera News . November, 2003. “The Man Who Loves To Be Hated.” Opera News . August, 2002. “Time Traveling.”

82. That Furious Lesbian | Schanke light on the biographies of dozens of other renowned women of the era—Greta Garbo,Marlene Dietrich, Alla Nazimova, Ona Munson, and eva le gallienne, to name http://www.siu.edu/~siupress/titles/s03_titles/schanke_lesbian.htm

A Finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Biography A Finalist for ForeWord's 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 New York Times Book Review Drawing on countless hours spent with de Acosta’s personal correspondence and unpublished writings, Schanke puts together a compelling portrait of a woman whose confidence in herself is striking, particularly because she stood tall in an era when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.”

83. Theatre eva le gallienne. M. eva le gallienne s Biography by Wendy Smith. Back to ActorsM. Back to Theatre Links. Back to Department of Theatre Home Page. http://research.haifa.ac.il/~theatre/legallienne.html

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 ... Back to University's Home Page

84. The New York Times: Movies: Resurrection Esco Roberts Blossom John Harper Clifford David - George Pamela Payton-Wright -Margaret Jeffrey DeMunn - Joe McCauley eva le gallienne - Grandma Pearl Lois http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=41020

85. July 2003 Home Monthly: Toscarin: Home Of A Legend (Some of the information on eva le gallienne came from eva le gallienne,A Biography by Helen Sheehy, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1996.). http://www.acorn-online.com/hmonthly/home867-f6.htm

HOME MONTHLY: JULY 2003 Living and working in the home of a legend by Janis Gibson Tucked away on a rocky Weston hillside is a home with a colorful history. For more than 60 years it was the sanctuary for a woman whose name today is unfamiliar to many, but is a legend in the theater community. When she died more than a decade ago, at the age of 92, The New York Times called Eva Le Gallienne the "Grand Lady of the American Stage." She was a woman who lived her life according to her artistic vision. A pioneer of American repertory theater, Eva began acting at 15, and over her long career distinguished herself as a director, producer, translator, teacher, writer and founder of the Civic Repertory Theatre on 14th Street, which presented Ibsen, Chekhov, Shakespeare and new playwrights from 1926 to 1933. The theater was the model for off-Broadway and inspiration for many regional theaters, and gave a professional start to many well-known actors. Miss LeG, as she preferred to be called, either acted in and/or directed nearly 150 live theater productions, 16 film and television performances, dozens of radio broadcasts and a score of records and tapes. She authored four books, published translations of Ibsen and Hans Christian Andersen, provided prefaces and introductions to several volumes and wrote numerous articles for periodicals, play bills and newspapers. She received a special Tony Award in 1964 for her "distinguished contribution to the theater," a Grammy and a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for her 1980 role as Gramma Pearl in Resurrection.

86. Lillian B. Gilkes Papers lechlitner, Ruth and Corey, Paul 1937-1966; le gallienne, eva seeDavidson, Louise. levesque, Jacques-Henry and Angele - writings http://libwww.syr.edu/digital/guides/l/LillianBGilkesPapers-Inv.htm

Lillian B. Gilkes Papers Special Collections Research Center Syracuse University Library Syracuse, NY 13244 Correspondence Form DESCRIPTION: American author, educator, biographer of Cora Crane. The Lillian B. Gilkes Papers comprises the correspondence, writings, research notes, and memorabilia of the American author, educator, and biographer of Cora Crane (b. 1902). The collection not only illuminates Gilkes' professional writings, but also reveals a personal life marked by political activity and connections with radical artists and writers of the early to mid-20th century. Spanning the years 1900 to 1976, the alphabetically arranged Correspondence-Subject Files Produced between 1926 and 1972, the twenty-two articles, several book reviews, three books, and notes constitute Writings (Boxes 5-6). Memorabilia (Box 6) includes photographs of Gilkes; printed material, such as clippings, periodicals, British political pamphlets and flyers, Democratic Party publications, and programs; writings by others; and miscellany, including a World War I armband, a "Normandie" hatband, and a photograph. The Lillian Gilkes Research Files on the American realist author Stephen Crane and his wife, Cora, are inventoried and housed in the

87. Theater News - Tunes, Tomes, & Videos: La Duse - of two admirable books about pioneering figures in modern American theater, MargoThe Life and Theatre of Margo Jones (1989) and eva le gallienne A Biography http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm?int_news_id=3888

88. Women Of Achievement eva le gallienne born 01-11-1899 special collection of notes. eva le gallienneabout the first time she saw Eleonora Duse perform (Cosi Sia in 1922). http://www.undelete.org/woa/LeGallienne-eva.html

HOME WOA INDEX Eva Le Gallienne - born 01-11-1899 special collection of notes from the unedited files of Irene Stuber NOT PROOFED B. 01-11-1899, Eva Le Gallienne, her obituary read: "a national treasure," "a reminder of what greatness in the theatre can be" At age 27 this daunting and determined maverick dared to challenge the male-dominated Broadway system of long runs, high prices, and typecasting and established America's first and only classical repertory theatres (1926-35). In later years she founded the American Repertory Theatre (1946). That maverickness (and her lesbianism) has served to so erase her from history that a history of theatre history at Tufts University where she was awarded an honorary degress asked "Who is she?" As with Liliom the critics were unanimous in their praise of Le Gallienne in The Swan, the audience rose ins tnding ovations at the ends of acts 2 and 3. LeG acted in and/or directed nearly 150 live theatre productions, sixteen film and TV performances, dozens of radio broadcasts, and a score of records and tapes. She authored four books, published translations of Ibsen and Hans Christian Andersen, provides prefaces and introductions to several volumes, and wrote numerous articles for periodicals, playbills, and newspapers. LeG's many awards included honorary degrees from a dozen universities, a Tony, an Emmy, an Oscar nomination, a National Artist Award from ANTA, a Citation for Distinguished Service from the American Theatre Association, and the National Medal of the Arts from the United States government. In recognition for her Ibsen translations, the King of Norway presented her with the Cross of the Royal Order of St. Olav, the highest award given to a foreigner. She was not awarded the Kennedy Center Honor because she could not personally attend as was the requirement.

89. Anfy Preview eva le gallienne. The theatre should be an instrument for giving nota machinery for getting. . Motto of the Ruskin Group Theatre. http://www.ruskinschool.com/eva.html

EVA LE GALLIENNE "The theatre should be an instrument for giving not a machinery for getting." - Motto of the Ruskin Group Theatre

90. The Altladies.com Community - Notable Womyn Gallery 11AK Submission FYI eva le gallienne c. 1920 s Actress/Director/Translator/Authoress Image Contributed by Donna Helen Hunt c. late 1990 s Actress eva le gallienne http://www.altladies.com/Galleries/11/gallery11AK.htm

The altladies.com Community Notable Womyn Gallery This Gallery proudly displays the Images of those remarkable Lesbians and Bisexual Women out there, past and present, who have Contributed to our fabulously rich HERstory. This Gallery is also inter-linked with the Notable Womyn Wing of our Community. Please CLICK on each Image to access that particular Ladies` name on the tabulation of Notable Womyn. To return to this page, simply press your browser's BACK button. If you have a comment or a suggestion or a query concerning this Gallery, please feel free to contact us here. Submission FYI Eva Le Gallienne c. 1920's Helen Hunt c. late 1990's Eva Le Gallienne Portia de Rossi c. early 2000's Frida Kahlo c. 1920's Greta Garbo Helen Hunt c. early 2000's Eva Le Gallienne Gallery Index Galleries Index Notable Womyn Wing These Gallery Sections are best viewed with Internet Explorer 6.0 or better. If you utilize or any other browser type, or if your screen is configured to display other than 800 x 600 resolution, then your view may be distorted. Home Chat Chat Jargon Chat Guidelines ... Voting Booth Notice: see an Image here that seems questionable, please inform us of that fact. Thank you.

91. Le Gallienne Definition Of Le Gallienne. What Is Le Gallienne? Meaning Of Le Gal Noun, 1. le gallienne United States actress (born in England) (1899-1991) Evale gallienne. actress - a female actor. legend Synonyms Related Words Antonyms. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Le Gallienne

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93. Women In Turmoil | Schanke Jehanne d’Arc (1922) premiered in Paris with de Acosta’s lover at the time, EvaLe gallienne, starring and Norman Bel Geddes designing the set and lights. http://www.siu.edu/~siupress/titles/s03_titles/schanke_turmoil.htm

A Finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Drama Women in Turmoil Six Plays by Mercedes de Acosta Edited and with an Introduction by Robert A. Schanke June cloth pages, 6 x 9, 3 illus. Theatre Studies Women's Studies Theater in the Americas Robert A. Schanke, series editor “Robert A. Schanke has rustled up a treasure trove of wonderfully hotheaded plays by Mercedes de Acosta. I hope that the discovery of these neglected and forgotten dramas will lead to rambunctious new productions and a celebration of this fantastic woman who haunted our theatrical landscape during the first half of the last century.” Ann Bogart, artistic director of the SITI Company and author of A Director Prepares: Seven Essays on Art and Theatre “It is a pleasure to become better acquainted with Mercedes de Acosta. . . . Six of de Acosta’s plays, now edited and made available by Robert A. Schanke, rescue her from a vague, shadowy existence, and allow her to assume a strong identity of her own. These plays, quite varied in their subjects and contexts, reveal a writer with strong dramatic sensitivity and emotional power.” Oscar Brockett

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