Julia Hoyt (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Julia Hoyt" in English language version.

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"Julia Hoyt, Film and Stage Beauty, Dead" Chicago Tribune (November 1, 1955): pt. 3, p. 10.

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"Julia Hoyt Loses in Beauty Contest to her Double in 'Half Moon Inn'" Columbia Spectator (February 26, 1925): 1.

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Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, "Woman's Vital Duty in the Work of Upbuilding our Disabled Soldiers" South Bend News-Times (September 5, 1918): 9.

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"Good Etiquette is Worth the Time and Trouble to Achieve, is Viewpoint of Mrs. Hoyt" Pittsburgh Gazette Times (January 13, 1924): sec. 7, p. 4.
"Julia Hoyt Says Chic is Instinct" Pittsburgh Press (June 22, 1930): Society Sec., p. 6.

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Ruth Waterbury, "Merely 'Julia Hoyt' of Broadway" Detroit Free Press (December 17, 1922): Magazine Sec., p. 13. via Newspapers.com
"Take a Little Jaunt to Europe with Julia Hoyt" Bridgeport Telegram (July 4, 1924): 9. via Newspapers.com
"Ex-Actress Julia Hoyt Dies at 58" Corpus Christi Times (November 1, 1955): 7-B. via Newspapers.com
"The Lydig Hoyts' 'Amiable' Love Wreck" Ogden Standard-Examiner (September 7, 1924): Sunday Feature Sec., p. 2. via Newspapers.com
"Noted Beauty Gravely Ill on Sea Voyage" Fresno Bee (May 22, 1935): 1. via Newspapers.com
"Julia Hoyt Loses Ribs" Wilkes-Barre Evening News (June 4, 1937): 23. via Newspapers.com

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"Miss Julia Robbins to Wed Lydig Hoyt" New York Times (March 25, 1914).
"Miss Julia Robbins Marries Lydig Hoyt" New York Times (June 4, 1914).

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"HUGH J. JEWETT DEAD; The Famous Railroad Financier Passes Away at the Hotel Bon Air, Augusta, Ga. ONCE PRESIDENT OF THE ERIE He Took Hold of the Road When Its Fortunes Had Been Brought Low and Managed It for Many Years". The New York Times. 7 March 1898. Retrieved 11 September 2017.

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John Singer Sargent, "Mrs. Lydig Hoyt (Julia Wainwright Robbins)" (drawing, 1920), National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution.

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"Mrs. Lydig Hoyt Makes Stage Debut with Faversham in 'The Squaw Man'" Archived 2016-10-11 at the Wayback Machine Sacramento Union (December 18, 1921): 25.

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"Mrs. Lydig Hoyt Makes Stage Debut with Faversham in 'The Squaw Man'" Archived 2016-10-11 at the Wayback Machine Sacramento Union (December 18, 1921): 25.

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A 1933 portrait of Julia Hoyt, by Carl Van Vechten, in Yale University's Beinecke Library Digital Collections.

yankeeclassic.com

McCall's Magazine (May 1923), cover by Neysa McMein.