Word: celia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Celia," his early love, is dead; the Poet (he sometimes calls himself Adam) tries to keep faithful to her memory, but Lilith often makes him change his mind. He finds other distractions, too, "in the impersonal roundness of a bottle of whiskey orgin." Finally experience, wisdom, old age or lassitude rescues him from the bonds of the flesh: he is lonely but free. Cynical cinema-going readers may not be so sure...
...season in Street Scene and Red Rust. The only married daughter, Frances, was graduated from the American Academy of Arts, has toured with Resurrection and Eyes of Youth. Daughter Julia appeared with Actor David Warfield in The Merchant of Venice, Daughter Stella in The World We Live In. Daughter Celia alone has confined her work to the Yiddish stage. The family also includes Actress Francine Larrimore (Let Us Be Gay), the Eagle's niece, and Son-in-law Joseph Schoengold, actor, singer, director, owner of Yiddish theatres in Manhattan, Philadelphia, Chicago. Because there was no part...
Members of the Production Committee as announced yesterday are as follows: D. A. Nathans '30, production manager: H. C. Freedman '30, assistant manager: R. J. Strauss '32, stage manager: Bernice Tobias, advertising manager: Herschel Yeslawsky, Ruth Leventhal, subscription managers: Celia Stein, publicity manager: L. W. Rubenstein '30, art director: Eva Alpert, assistant: Rella Resnick, properties: Estelle Lowenstein, patronesses: Rosa Landan, costumes...