Word: theresa
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...When this play was first seen in the vernal surroundings of a stock company last summer it was widely regarded as an incipient Broadway success. In spite of the presence of Osgood Perkins. June Walker and chirrupy Margaret Sullavan in the cast, and direction by the Theatre Guild's Theresa Helburn, that judgment may now be set down as premature...
Tourists who go to Vienna nowadays may pay a few schillings and wander fairly freely through the gloomy Imperial Palace. They may gaze to their heart's content at the iron cot on which old Franz Josef slept, at the basin in which ample Maria Theresa bathed. But one wing in the Hofburg is barred to them. Tourists are not allowed to prowl through the rooms which belonged to Archduke Rudolf, Franz Josef's son who died mysteriously at his hunting lodge at Mayerling. Rudolf's rooms have not been preserved as a museum for tragic memories...
...Henry H. Fay, Mrs. Harry Ganz, Mrs. Anna, L. Gray, Mrs. Holmes Hinkley, Miss Anna E. Holman, Mrs. Edward J. Holmes, Mrs. Thomas B. Hughes, Mrs. Edward W. Hutchins, Mrs. Edward Hale Lane, Mrs. Charles G. Mixter, Mrs. John Montague, Mrs. Arthur W. Moors, Mrs. Andre Morize, Mrs. Theresa R. Osgood, Mrs. Thomas N. Perkins, Mrs. J. Winthrop Platner, Mrs. C. Kingsley Porter, Mrs. Edward Read, Mrs. Clyde O. Ruggles, Mrs. Thomas Russell, Mrs. James E. Spike, Mrs. Galen L. Stone, Mrs. W. W. Vaughan, Mrs. Timothy Walsh, Mrs. Henry B. Washburn, Mrs. Alexander Whiteside, Mrs. Alfred Worcester...
...Frederic M. Paistt 51, sister Theresa of Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur, was chosen last week to succeed Mrs. Speer. Tall, broad-shouldered, bespectacled, Mrs. Paist is forceful but less reserved than her predecessor. She golfs with her candy-manufacturing husband, swims with her four children. Like her Brother Ray. she attended Stanford University. She is a onetime mathematics teacher, a longtime Y. W. secretary, never politically-minded. Next month she will preside at the monthly meeting of the National Board...
...find her in one of his old mistresses, without success. He sees the blind man, but this time it is a real one. Mr. Callus, whom he had chanced to injure before the War. He confesses to Callus and is forgiven. The porcelain woman he discovers to be Theresa Gendarme, a delicate young girl in his memory, a lady of pleasure now. After he discovers that she cannot love him, can only pity him, he hears again the blind man's tapping stick. This time it is not the memory of injured Mr. Gallus. not Mr. Callus himself that...