Bernhardt gowns dazzle in varied stage wardrobes
The article praises Madame Bernhardt's costumes across roles like Magda Camille and Angelo, noting gowns tailored to each part, their ingenious design, and how her taste shapes fashion. It highlights cuirass accents, silver lace robes, empire drapes, and ornate accessories. It also observes her tall carriage and poised presence enhancing dress impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Paris
Marie. Bernhardt
Camille
Angelo
Mme. Bernhardt
Sara Bernhardt
Independence Day Debate Reignites Over July Twos Significance
A historical essay argues that independence was declared on July 2, 1776, with the Declaration adopted on July 4. It recounts Lee's resolution, the signing process, and the August 2 engrossed copy, noting some signers joined later and detailing Philadelphia locations tied to the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
William H. Michael
Department of State
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Michael
United States
Richard Henry Lee
Lee
Michael
Jefferson
Dickinson
Hancock
Mr. Thomson
John Hancock
Hyman Gratz
7Th and
Market Streets
City
Penn National Bank
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
Continental Congress
Independence Hall
Fathers of the Republic
George Wythe
Virginia
Eldridge Gerry
Massachusetts
Oliver Wolcott
Connecticut
Matthy Thornton
New Hampshire
Thomas McKean
Delaware
Matthew Thornton
Independence Day on the Navy Sailors’ Fourth
The article describes Fourth of July in the U S Navy as the greatest day for sailors with in port celebrations, football, baseball, track and field events, swimming and rowing races, boxing, wrestling, and songs. It notes commanders keep the ships in port, dress ship, fire the salute, and allow relaxed discipline so sailors enjoy leisure. It also includes a scene of dialogue and adventure among sailors and townsfolk, with a focus on patriotism and personal reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Jackie
Navy
Republic
Naval Service
Navy Department
Duffy
Davy Jones
Jackies
Neal
Alleyne to France? Two allies part in a wood
Alleyne parts from Archer Aylward and Sir John as the trio plans a risky route toward France. In a beech forest they encounter a wild peasant who blocks the path and demands to see Alleyne’s scrip. The standoff tests Alleyne’s resolve and loyalty amid looming danger.
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Alleyne
Nigel Loring
Christchurch
Claude Latour
White Company
Chatelain
Buscar
Montchateau
Gaston
Foix
Mongros Jean
Minstead
Ind
Hardice John
College of Cardinals
Simon
Norwich
Judas
France
Mon Ami
Beaulieu
John
Bramshaw Hill
Holmesley
William Montacute
Earl of Salisbury
Signers Named On General Signing Day
Benjamin Rush James Watson George Ross George Clymer and George Taylor are listed as signers on the General Signing Day highlighting key Revolutionary era figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rush
James Watson
George Ross
George Clymer
George Taylor
Black Hair Stronger Than Golden Tresses
A scientist reports via experiment that black hair can suspend four ounces by a single strand while blond hair fails earlier. Yellow hair barely reaches two ounces, brown hair supports three, and very dark brown hair can hold an extra half ounce.
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Bernhardt’s
Madame Sarati
Berniardt
Sailor Boys
Simon Feidricson
Aleyne
Porausuvary
Pinladclpila
Givee Coun DdYle
Harper & Brorky
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