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  1. Eva Le Gallienne - 10714. Eva Le Gallienne. Director. Also Known As: Eva La Gallienne, Eva LeGallienne Born: Jan 11, 1899 in London, England Death: Jun 03 ...

  2. Jul 12, 2021 · Born in London on January 11, 1899, Eva Le Gallienne would become a major Broadway star before she was even 21. Le Gallienne made her professional debut at age 15 and moved to New York the following year, starring in several Broadway shows. She then turned away from commercial theatre, saying “Too much cake, not enough bread”.

  3. Jul 16, 2023 · Within a few days, I heard from two women important in the life of Eva Le Gallienne: Eloise Armen, referred to by many as a “saint” for the care she provided to the older actress, and Anne Kaufman Schneider, the daughter of George S. Kaufman, who had grown close—and ultimately intimate—with Le G during work on Ellis Rabb’s 1975 ...

  4. Eva Le Gallienne : a biography by Sheehy, Helen, 1948-Publication date 1996 Topics Le Gallienne, Eva, 1899-1991, Actors -- United States -- Biography Publisher

  5. Eva Le Gallienne was a huge star on Broadway before she was twenty-one. She was inspired by the style and brilliance of the Divine Sarah, whom she first saw when she was seven. She was transformed by the incomparable Eleonora Duse, whose denial of self in search of inner truth led Le Gallienne, through years of their intense friendship, to her own emergence as one of the great natural actors ...

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  6. Eva Le Gallienne. Director. Also Known As: Eva La Gallienne, Eva LeGallienne Born: Jan 11, 1899 in London, England Death: Jun 03, 1991 in Weston, Connecticut Roles (134) Alice in Wonderland ...

  7. Oct 11, 1996 · The life story of respected actor Eva Le Gallienne (18991991) and a case for her deep influence on the American theater. Robert A. Schanke beat Sheehy by four years with his Shattered Applause: The Lives of Eva Le Gallienne (not reviewed), but Sheehy (Margo: The Life and Theatre of Margo Jones, not reviewed) bests Schanke by size—her narrative is some 300 pages longer.