Eleonora Duse (1858–1924), international star, national treasure, and patriotic Italian died in
Pittsburgh in April 1924. Those involved in the memorializing process contended for control …

ELEONORA DUSE. IT was in the summer of 1893 that Eleonora Duse first appeared on an
English stage. In proof of how little English people know or care about artistic and dramatic …

From a historiographical point of view, the Italian diva Eleonora Duse (1858–1924) as an
actress-manager offers an original case study in relation to her only film performance in …

The volume is the result of the discovery of Eleonora Duse's books in Cambridge by Anna
Sica (now De Domenico Sica). It is written in English and includes a contribution by Alison …

A new biography, the first in two decades, of the legendary actress who inspired Anton
Chekhov, popularized Henrik Ibsen, and spurred Stanislavski to create a new theory of …

A great, impersonal force, rushing towards the light, looking to every form of art for help, for
sustenance, for inspiration; a soul which lives on the passionate contemplation of beauty, of …

On May 5, 1921, Eleanora Duse presented her second debut, performing the part of Ellida in
Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea at the Teatro Balbo in Turin. Her re-appearance at sixty-three …

The 1916 silent film Cenere (Ashes) features the great Italian actress Eleonora Duse (1858-
1924) in her only cinematic role. In her meditative approach to her craft, she reprised for the …

In the context of transnational cultural practices and expectations, this article sheds new light
on the vicissitudes of the critical reception of Duse's interpretation of Santuzza in London …

ELEONORA DUSE BY THE HON. MAURICE BARING I ONE day Goethe and Eckermann
were talking about the misfortunes that befell Lord Byron during the latter part of his life, until …