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ST. JUDY’S COMET: She Stood a Wreck on Error’s Shore

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Dave

One seer pronounced her the victim of a deeply religious and spiritual nature perpetually at war with the flesh that overwhelmed it. As D.H. Lawrence said, ” it is hard to hear a new voice, as hard as it is … Continue reading →

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A MASKED NOBODY CAN BE ANYBODY

Posted on November 13, 2010 by Dave

“Adah Menken was the most remarkable mingling of angel and devil that ever wore petticoats.” She invented the modern cult of female celebrity. Her goal, originally, was to be famous based on talent. To be recognized as the outstanding actress … Continue reading →