STEVEN P. MARSH, Staff Writer The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 07-19-1996 THEY CAN PLAY 23 SONGS IN AN HOUR By STEVEN P. MARSH, Staff Writer Date: 07-19-1996, Friday Section: LIFESTYLE / PREVIEWS Edition: All Editions -- 3 Star, 2 Star P, 2 Star...

What will the future hold for "Blues After Hours"? The weekend blues show that Mai Cramer founded 24 years ago and hosted until her death on Feb. 25 from breast cancer had become a WGBH-FM (89.7) institution. With its consistent support for local artists...

On top of her many overlapping sex and love affairs, Lillian Hellman also once got married—and when she did, her biographer Deborah Martinson writes, “As was the custom, she left work to become a full-time housewife.” A stunning line, especially in light of Hellman’s extraordinary...

On top of her many overlapping sex and love affairs, Lillian Hellman also once got married—and when she did, her biographer Deborah Martinson writes, “As was the custom, she left work to become a full-time housewife.” A stunning line, especially in light of Hellman’s...

In the following essay, Titus discusses the ways The Children's Hour reflected changing thoughts about women's sexuality in the early to mid-twentieth century.

In the following essay, Fleche explores the representation of lesbianism in language in The Children's Hour.

[Lillian Hellman's eight] original plays fall into two principal groups, based on Hellman's view of human action and motivation—a highly moral view, interpreting both action and the failure to act in terms of good and evil. The first two plays became signposts, marking the directions to be taken by the later plays. The Children's Hour concerned active evil…. The drama pointed the way toward the three plays whose chief characters are despoilers—those who exploit or d...