Word: irenee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The Man Hunter. Critic Irene Thirer of the New York Daily News referred to this picture as a "barkie," which is one way of saying that its most startling sound effects are produced by a dog?famed Rin Tin Tin. He helps to apprehend a villain, the unscrupulous manager of...
Engaged. Irene Mayer, 22, daughter of Cinemagnate Louis B. (Metro-Goldwyn) Mayer; and David O. Selznick, 27, Assistant General Manager of Paramount-Famous-Lasky Studios; at Hollywood.
The anniversary so celebrated was of the establishment of the Neighborhood Playhouse, best known to Manhattanites as the tiny Grand Street Theatre near the Bowery where three and more years ago unusual plays and an annually clever revue (Grand Street Follies) attracted large uptown audiences. The Neighborhood Playhouse in a...
It was characteristic of the Lewisohn sisters that in 1927, after the success of The Dybbuk, they closed their theatre, announced that they "must pause and consider further developments." They told some that the institutional notion of a theatre (workshops for scenery and costumes had been organized, also a training...
Divorced. Norman Rockwell, illustrator (Saturday Evening Post covers); by Mrs. Irene O'Connor Rockwell; at Reno. Grounds: mental cruelty and neglect. Straightway she married one Francis Hartley. Jr., chemist, of Belmont, Mass.