Lillian Gish – The Chicago Tribune Archive (PDF Download)

 

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Lillian Gish – The Chicago Tribune Archive (PDF Download)

Miss Gish is a rarely fascinating personality in the theater, moving consciously about; falling into unconsciously graceful poses; speaking in a gentle voice with modest expression; suggesting a little girl playing most intelligently at acting, but still a little girl.

  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 11 Aug 1918, Sun Page 46 – 2
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 11 Apr 1926, Sun Page 145 –
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 29 Apr 1928, Sun Page 24 – N
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 15 Jun 1930, Sun Page 73 – N
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 28 Dec 1928, Fri Page 38
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 16 Jun 1943, Wed Page 11
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois)25 Apr 1928, WedPage 3 – News
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 22 Nov 1943, Mon Page 10 – N
  • Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 16 Mar 1941, Sun Page 31
  • From left to right: Nikita Balieff, founder of the Bat theater; Sam Bernard, Leon Errol, Marilyn Miller, Walter Catlett, Laurette Taylor, Al Jolson, Doris Keane, Lenore Ulric, Dorothy Gish and Lillian Gish, and Morris Gest, who brought the Chauve-Souris players to America. In the rectangle below: Ed Wynn.

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