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- Narrated by
- Colleen Delany
Unabridged
1 hour 31 min
2023
EN
From celebrated journalist Janet Flanner, “The Escape of Mrs. Jeffries,” published in May 1943, portrays the extraordinary journey to America made by Mary Reynolds, famed French artist Marcel Duchamp’s former partner.
Movie Mavens
US Newspaper Women Take On the Movies, 1914-1923
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- Grace KingsleyKitty KellyCharlotta BassLouella O. ParsonsEsther Hoffman"The Film Girl"Dorothy DayMildred JoclynOma Moody LawrenceMae TineeJanet FlannerGenevieve HarrisCharlotte S. KellyMarjorie DawVirginia TracyRae McRaeVirginia DaleHarriette UnderhillAlberta Hartley
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- Women’s Media History Now!
2021
EN
During the early era of cinema, moviegoers turned to women editors and writers for the latest on everyone's favorite stars, films, and filmmakers. Richard Abel returns these women to film history with an anthology of reviews, articles, and other works. Drawn from newspapers of the time, the selections show how columnists like Kitty Kelly, Mae Tinee, Louella Parsons, and Genevieve Harris wrote directly to female readers. They also profiled women working in jobs like scenario writer and film...
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- Ulysses S. GrantAbraham LincolnWalt WhitmanStephen CraneGeorge PickettLt. Colonel W.W. BlackfordThomas Wentworth HigginsonSarah Morgan DawsonGeorge T. StevensJohn McElroyWilliam T. ShermanAdeline Grey; William ManchesterPaul FussellCornelius RyanJames J. FaheyA.J. LieblingJanet FlannerDavid Kenyon WebsterLewis H. Carlson.
Unabridged
11 hours 33 min
2021
EN
In Blood, the Civil War, the most dramatic moment in this nation's history, also produced some of our greatest literature. From tragic charges to prison escapes to the desolation wrought on those who stayed behind, Blood is an extraordinary collection of reminiscences, fiction, and excerpts from diaries and letters by an array of soldiers, writers and observers that includes Abraham Lincoln, General George Pickett, Walt Whitman, Ulysses S. Grant and Stephen Crane. In The War, no one knew i...


