Collection: Sarah Bernhardt Collection, 1878-1969 (2024)

Search Constraints Search Results Sarah Bernhardt Collection, 1878-1969 i. Alexandre, Arsene. "Sarah Bernhardt, Playwright." From an advertisem*nt of Scribner's The Lamp, 1903 (one cover, one complete copy), 1903 ii. Gallus, A. Sarah Bernhardt: Her Artistic Life. New York: Russell, 1901 (cover only), 1901 iii. "Sarah Bernhardt," fragment of biography (no cover, or other information), in French, dates not examined iv. "Sarah Bernhardt in Wreck: Escapes with shock when her auto almost capsizes." Paris, dates not examined v. "Bernhardt and Langtry: Both present in a box at a performance of Miss Davenport." New York, special dispatch to The Boston Herald, dates not examined vi. Clipped anecdote, Bernhardt on herself and her family's appearance, dates not examined vii. Clipped anecdote, Bernhardt's pet tiger, dates not examined viii. "The Chronicle of Sarah Bernhardt: The record seventy-one years long, of the career of a world actress and a world figure." (Chronology of life, 2 copies), dates not examined ix. "Madame Sarah." Condensed from the book by Cornelia Otis Skinner, in Reader's Digest, 1969 April x. "Comédiens and Comediennes: La Comedie-Francaise, Cinquieme Livraison: Sarah Bernhardt." Published in Paris by Librairie des Bibliophiles (cover only), dates not examined xi. Hastings, Basil Macdonald. "Chez Sarah Bernhardt: A memory of a wonderful afternoon." The Bystander, 1912 June 19 xii. Teall, Gardner. "The Divine Sarah on Montmartre." The Bellman, 1911 January 7 xiii. Kahn, Gustav et. al. Sarah Bernhardt. Paris: Editions de La Plume, 1901 xiv. Vassault, Lawrence S. "Sarah Bernhardt." Cosmopolitan, 1900 xv. E.A.B., "Mme. Bernhardt at The Coliseum – Queen Alexandra the Centre of a Happy Incident.", dates not examined xvi. "Sarah Bernhardt: Ceremonious Reception in London Yesterday.", dates not examined xvii. "Name of Bernhardt Cheered at Benefit – Actress unable to attend affair in aid of blind soldiers of allies." The Sun, December 4, 1916 xviii. "Bernhardt Played Here First in '81." Providence, dates not examined xix. "Bernhardt is prostrate but fights death.", dates not examined xx. "Sarah Bernhardt and her art.", dates not examined xxi. "Bernhardt lies in state while France mourns." Associated Press, dates not examined xxii. Dorr, Rheta Childe. "Perpetual Poverty, Bernhardt's Tragedy.", dates not examined xxiii. Connor, William F. "Last Visit to America: Season of 1916-1917." Printed by Peter J. Carey (3 copies), 1916-1917 xxiv. "Who was who: Sarah Bernhardt.", dates not examined Subseries 1A: Biography, 1900-1969 April i. "Bernhardt the Indomitable.", dates not examined ii. "Bernhardt's Last Curtain.", dates not examined iii. "Sarah Bernhardt." ("For weeks the long and brilliant career of Sarah Bernhardt, who passed away last evening in Paris, has been seen to be approaching its close..." ), dates not examined iv. "Sarah the Divine.", dates not examined v. "The Death of Sarah Bernhardt." With (illegible) notations in blue, dates not examined vi. "Sarah Bernhardt." ("Although it was denied to Sarah Bernhardt to die, as she wished, on the stage, she yet died in the harness...", dates not examined vii. "Bernhardt's Library sells for only $12,000." Paris, dates not examined viii. "Sarah Bernhardt dies in the arms of her son." Monday, 1923 March 26 ix. "Les funérailles de Sarah Bernhardt ont lieu aujourd'hui." L'écho De Paris, dates not examined x. "L'Hommage de Paris a la Grande Sarah.", dates not examined xi. "La mort de Sarah Bernhardt.", dates not examined xii. "Sarah Bernhardt est morte.", dates not examined xiii. "The Divine Sarah." The Pall Mall Gazette and Globe, London, dates not examined xiv. "Death of Mme. Bernhardt." The Daily Mail, Paris, dates not examined xv. "The Incomparable Sarah." The Daily Mail, dates not examined xvi. "Family Quarrel of Sarah Bernhardt." Pall Mall Gazette, New York, dates not examined xvii. "Sarah Bernhardt – Public Funeral To-Day." Telegraph, 1923 March 29 xviii. "Funeral of Sarah Bernhardt.", dates not examined xix. "A Sarah Bernhardt Village: New Paris Garden City Plan.", dates not examined xx. "Funeral of Sarah Bernhardt – Paris' Great Tribute.", dates not examined xxi. "A Great Creature." Sir H. Tree's tribute to Sarah Bernhardt, dates not examined xxii. "Stars of American Stage Laud Sarah." The Providence Journal, Tuesday, 1923 March 27 xxiii. "Sarah Bernhardt, World's Greatest Actress, Dead at Home in Paris." Tuesday, 1923 March 27 xxiv. "Half-brother of Sarah feels no sorrow on learning of her death." McAlester, Oklahoma, dates not examined Limit your search