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An interview: She never retired!
When an interview with Fay Marbe has to be squeezed in between the classes she teaches, appointments with her students, ballet lessons, and working in her branch church's Reading Room, you wonder if she's the right person to interview about the retirement years. She never retired!
Beginning in the 1920's as a film and stage star, and continuing to the present, Miss Marbe has entertained audiences from New York to London—including the Queen in a command performance. Scrapbooks of theatrical news clippings, documenting her adventures, read like a gallery of stars, from Enrico Caruso, who first encouraged her in theater, to Winston Churchill, a fellow student in a public-speaking course with Dame May Whitty.
Sharing a lifelong theatrical knowledge with others, Miss Marbe now teaches and lectures on acting and public speaking in Connecticut where she makes her home.
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August 28, 1978 issue
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Active, purposeful retirement
JOHN J. SELOVER
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Demonstration
June McCleneghan Fowler
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Depreciation disallowed
BARBARA JUERGENS FOX
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An interview: She never retired!
by MADELON MAUPIN
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The continuing adventure
ROSEMARY COBHAM
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Learning to express Life
ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS
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The "elderly" ask and answer
Carol Chapin Lindsey
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Over the hill...
Naomi Price
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Smoothing out our progress
Nathan A. Talbot
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The whole of you
Dorothy Huntington
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The correcting rod
Dorothea T. Leamy
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One night in my eighty-eighth year, a relative found me on...
Lillian F. Hurst
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This testimony has been long due, but I thought, "There are...
Paula Ohliger with contributions from Earl E. Harris
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My search for truth ended over forty years ago...
Marie Cartwright
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My health has been restored and my life enriched through...
Hazel Gieseler