Advance For AMS Friday June 27, With “Panic” By Patricia McCormack
NXP2008633-6/27/80-Westport, CONN.: Lillian Gish (R) attends 50th anniversary opening of the Wesport Country Playhouse where she helped honor her late sister, Dorothy Gish, who starred in the very first production. With Miss Gish is Armina Marshall Langner, one of the founders of the playhouse.
UPI sa/ho June, 27, 1980
Photo: Chicago Tribune Archive
Lillian Gish Documents
Where is The Gish Theater Re-located?
Current Opinion, July 1919 Broken Blossoms
Life and Lillian Gish by Albert Bigelow Paine
Chicago Tribune – Collection of Articles
Lillian Gish_ The Silent Past – The Washington Post
Vanity Fair May 1916 – The Birth Of A Nation review
Rob Wagner’s Script – DW Griffith The Minor Masterworks
Gish Film Theater Collection MS-741 (Memorabilia and clothing)
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What can be learned from the Central City Opera House and the culture it houses?
Where Is Gish Theater RELocated
The Wind 1927, A Picture That Was No Picnic
The Gish Girls talk about each other
Motion Picture Classic (1923-1926)
Motion Picture Classic (1924-02)
Miss Lillian Gish theatre career
Lillian Gish has never cared more than a small hoot about fashion
Lillian Gish and her art are finding a home at BGSU
Lillian Diana Gish Oct 14 1893 23
Chicago Tribune – Lillian Gish Articles
george jean nathan The Family Of Man
HiRes Publications Gish_Layout 1
Life and Lillian Gish – Albert Bigelow Paine
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DW Griffith-American-Film-Master-by-Iris-Barry-moma_catalogue_2993
seq-45 1918 Ku Klux Klan revival NY Tribune
The Evening Call – Central City Colo
National Register of Historic Places Central City
American Film Institute Filmography Lillian Gish
Chicago tribune pictorial Nov 10 1929
Chicago tribune pictorial 1917
New York Times Sun Dec 31 1916
Sat May 7 1960 drama_season Ann Arbor News
lillian gish beloved star of screen and stage first time on the lecture platform
screen – sweet liberty by vincent canby 1986
lillian gish – life with mother
lillian gish – the birth of an era
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