- Leah
Kleschna is a
drama in five acts by C.M.S.
McLellan produced for the
first time on
Broadway by
Minnie Maddern Fiske,
Harrison Grey
Fiske and the Manhattan...
- Leah
Kleschna is a lost 1913
American silent film
directed by J.
Searle Dawley and
starring Carlotta Nillson, a
Swedish stage actress. It was produced...
- Roy
Redgrave and Miss
Minnie ****ell
Brune appearing in Leah
Kleschna, c. 1907...
- Goldbeck,
Josephine Quirk, and Rita Weiman,
based on the 1904 play Leah
Kleschna by C. M. S. McLellan. The film
stars Dorothy Dalton,
James Rennie, Alphonse...
-
probably best
remembered for the
musical The
Belle of New York and
drama Leah
Kleschna.
McLellan was born on
September 4, 1865, in Bath,
Maine to
William H. and...
- Quo
Vadis (1900), and as the lead in Mrs Dane's
Defence (1900) and Leah
Kleschna (1905). In 1906,
Ashwell starred in The Shulamite, a
melodrama about a...
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Radio Theatre, the
Major network was
broadcasting a
performance of Leah
Kleschna,
which was
suddenly interrupted by the
voice of the
Prime Minister, the...
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Ostriches (1925), The
Stork (1925), That
Awful Mrs.
Eaton (1924), Leah
Kleschna (1924),
Chains (1923), Love
Laughs (1919), Good Morning,
Judge (1919),...
- 1911), A Doll's
House (1902),
Hedda Gabler (1903,
revival 1904), Leah
Kleschna (1904–05),
Salvation Nell (1908–09), The High Road (1912–13),
Madame Sand...
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celebrated designs included the
orchard scene in C.M.S. McLellan's
drama Leah
Kleschna (1904,
Manhattan Theatre) and the
London Bridge set for the 1912 revival...
