Sarah Bernhardt

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Noun1.Sarah Bernhardt - French actress (1844-1923)Sarah Bernhardt - French actress (1844-1923)    
Bernhardt, Henriette Rosine Bernard
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...Fedora hats first appeared in 1882 as a female hat, after French actress Sarah Bernhardt wore one for her titular role in the play Fedora.
Fab facts: DID YOU KNOW; CONTENTS
The poster advertised the "great and world famous actress Sarah Bernhardt" appearing for one night only in La Tosca, backed by the "entire company from the Renaissance Theatre, Paris".
Sign of the past is sold
Theresa Rebeck's comedy is about leading lady Sarah Bernhardt's decision to take on the role of William Shakespeare's tragic character.
'Outsiders' premieres for Goodman's 2019-20 season
PLAYING TO THE GODS: SARAH BERNHARDT, ELEONORA DUSE, AND THE RIVALRY THAT CHANGED ACTING FOREVER
Acclaim and Alcoholism: 2 recent volumes chronicle the dramatic life of the 19th-century actor
1915: French actress Sarah Bernhardt (above) had her right leg amputated, but she was back on stage by November.
on this DAY
| 1915: French actress Sarah Bernhardt had her right leg amputated, but she was back on stage by November.
On this day
"Partly American!": Sarah Bernhardt's Transnational Disability in the American Press (1915-1918)
"Partly American!": la discapacidad transnacional de Sarah Bernhardt en la prensa norteamericana (1915-1918)
1844: The "Divine" Sarah, actress Sarah Bernhardt, was born in Paris.
ON THIS DAY
1905: Sarah Bernhardt had the accident which was to blight her career.
HAPPENED ON THIS DAY
Best known examples here are Duchesse de Nemours with its delicious lemony white fragrant flowers, and Sarah Bernhardt, another old-fashioned favourite, which has beautiful rose pink, fragrant double flowers.
MY LITTLE peonies .. THEY ARE THE RICHEST OF FLOWERS AND WITH MORE VARIETIES THAN YOU MIGHT THINK
leading lady The Sarah Bernhardt, named after the French stage actress, has a fragrant double flower
LOOKING ROSY, PETAL; IN THE GARDEN; Peonies are the richest of flowers and with more varieties than you might think
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