Word: evas
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that education of a liberal sort can be pursued once more within the playhouse as well as the lecture hall. For with the end of the New York season Boston is privileged to see a few of the more noteworthy stage celebrities. Walter Hampden's "Cyrano de Bergerac" and Eva La Gallienne's Repertory company are both attractions of the very near future, and only slightly more remote is the promise of "Show Boat...
...TIME of March 18, the letter of Eva A. Lindbergh Christie, calls attention to the figures of the Federal Trade Commission in which "1% of the people own 59% of the wealth, 13% own 90% of the wealth and 87% of the people own 10%." Now this 87% includes those who produce the wealth yet they own only one tenth...
...Eva Lindbergh Christie...
Suddenly last week rotogravure sections throughout the U. S. carried, and many featured, pictures of Mrs. Eva Lindbergh Christie (half-sister) and her chil- dren: George Jr., Lillian. Manhattan's World captioned in capitals...
...play, but one which by many standards quite over-towers any other on view at present in New York is "The Cherry Orchard" by Chekov, consummately produced by Eva Le Gallienne's earnest little band of repertory players in the rickety old Civic Repertory Theatre on Fourteenth Street. Nanimova heads the cast of the play which depicts the slow defeat of a noble Russian family ironically treasuring its unproductive cherry orchard, only to finally see it chopped down by a newly rich peasant who buys the estate...