- "High Master" and "Rector". The
female equivalent of "schoolmaster" is
schoolmistress,
which is used with all the same prefixes. The
archaic term for the...
- The
Schoolmistress may
refer to: The
Schoolmistress (play), a
farce by
Arthur Wing
Pinero The
Schoolmistress (1917 film), a
Hungarian silent drama film...
- The
Schoolmistress is a 1784
painting by John Opie. It was
stolen from a home in Newark, New
Jersey in 1969,
likely by
members of the mafia. It was recovered...
- The
Schoolmistress (Hungarian: A tanítónö) is a 1917
Hungarian silent drama film
directed by Jenö
Janovics and
starring Lili Berky,
Victor Varconi and...
- "The
Schoolmistress" is a 1967
Australian TV play
based on The
Schoolmistress by
Arthur Wing Pinero. John
Croyston directed based on a
stage play presented...
- The
Schoolmistress is a
farce by
Arthur Wing Pinero. It
depicts the
complications at a girls'
boarding school when the
headmistress is away,
leaving her...
- in 1921–22. He
dedicated the book to his
friend Ross Masood.
British schoolmistress,
Adela Quested, and her
elderly friend, Mrs. Moore,
visit the fictional...
- The
Schoolmistress (Hungarian: A Tanítónő) is a 1945
Hungarian drama film
directed by Márton
Keleti and
starring Éva Szörényi, Pál Jávor and Kálmán Rózsahegyi...
- Jews on a
regular basis; as a
small boy, he was
tutored by a
Jewish schoolmistress, and had
learned to
recite the Ten
Commandments in the
original Hebrew...
- 1999
Lucian Freud painted and
etched several copies after The
Young Schoolmistress (National Gallery, London).
Marcel Proust, in the
chapter "How to open...
