Word: debutanted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...been to you." Mr. Cohan: "I know I've caused her many a heartache, many a tear." Actor Cohan, who wrote the piece, also wrote in a little part (that of the young litterateur's sister) so that his pretty daughter Helen Frances might make her Broadway debut. Cloudy With Showers- This is the one about the shy college professor and the skittish maiden who bets that she can make him enamored of her - and wins the bet. At no time does the farce get any closer to sanity than those late famed collegiate musicomedies, Good News...
...serious about the proposed picture, Lawyer Darrow called in Smith College's goateed Professor Howard Madison Parshley and they spent three hardworking months preparing explanatory dialog. Last week the finished film was ready for review by Dr. James Wingate's New York State Board of Censors before its world debut at Manhattan's Cameo...
Less spectacular but more an artist than the unmarried Mary Garden, Rosa Raisa made her Chicago debut (in Aida) in 1913, three years after that of Chicago's Mary. She has seen the Chicago Opera undergo many a vicissitude,† and at 38 (Mary Garden who left this year is 54) she may look forward to years more of good & bad times. Tall, swart, she has neither the chic of Lucrezia Bori nor the Viennese brilliance of Maria Jeritza: she looks Jewish, and like Soprano Alma Gluck and Contralto Sophie Braslau, is proud of it. Annually (except this year...
...After their divorce she married Sir Paul Dukes and later Prince Charles Michael Joachim Napoleon Murat. The second Mrs. Mills, whom the Undersecretary married in 1924, was Mrs. Dorothy Randolph Fell, who divorced John R. Fell in 1923 for drunkenness. Mrs. Mills has three children?Dorothy who made her debut last year; John, 21, who works with Mergenthaler Linotype Co. in Brooklyn; and Philip, called "Tiny," aged...
...most of the comedy in The Girl Habit would vanish in a moment of unbiased consideration. But the picture runs along so fast that this moment never arrives. Although she has the role of a villainness, The Girl Habit serves as a satisfactory vehicle for the U. S. cinema debut of Tamara Geva, hitherto known for her dancing (in the Chauve Souris, in Whoopee, in the "Body and Soul" episode of Three's a Crowd) and her beauty-blonde, with a strangely triangular face, large, exciting eyes. Her career in Europe had the same twists- she danced...