A revealing account of Mae West's life and iconic seven-decade entertainment career examines her early vaudeville stint, her controversial Broadway shows, and her phenomenal film career, as well as her larger-than-life Vegas and nightclub acts, and talks about her life with her companion-unto-death, Paul Novak. Reprint. 10,000 first printing.
SHE ALWAYS KNEW HOW: MAE WEST A PERSONAL BIOGRAPHY
Reveals the ambitious, determined, and talented woman behind the larger-than-life sex symbol legend in a full biography that traces the star's career from her childhood as a vaudevillian to her...
... Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and Little Mother in The Fatal Wedding , Little Nell in an adaptation of Dickens's The Old Curiosity Shop . “ No actress ever had a better school . ” once 1 was She worked hard , but wasn't above 94.
Mae West was the archetypal film star and the epitome of glamor. A short, plump girl from Brooklyn who aspired to stardom, she shot to international fame as an outlandish...
A Felipe Bonasera, discreto diplomatico y excelente ventrilocuo amateur, le diagnostican una preocupante enfermedad, por lo que decide pedir la jubilacion e ir a descansar unos dias en un chale de la lujosa urbanizacion Villa Horacia ...
Mae had told Lowell Brentano that she always wanted to be a lion tamer, and he presented her with a script called The Lady and the Lions. I'm No Angel, Mae's second film of 1933, developed from there. With I'm No Angel, ...
Mae West: A Biography
Stills, photographs, film reviews, and production notes provide a detailed history of Mae West's film career
Marybeth Hamilton combines elements of biography, cultural analysis, and social history to unmask West and reveal her commercial savvy, willpower, and truly shocking theatrical transgressions.
In Too Much of a Good Thing, Ramona Curry examines the interplay between West's bawdy, worldly persona and twentieth-century gender and media politics.