Thais Lawton (English Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Thais Lawton" in English language version.
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books.google.com
- Harry Prescott Hanaford and Dixie Hines, eds., Who's Who in Music and Drama (Hanaford 1914): 191.
- "Modern Plays", "Classical Comedy", "A Double Bill", "The Witch", and "Some Foreign Dramas" The Green Book Album (August 1911): 437-440.
- "The Thunderbolt", "Vanity Fair", "The Piper", "The Blue Bird Again" and "Shakespeare to Pinero" The Green Book Album (August 1911): 443-448.
- "A Single Man" The Green Book Album (November 1911): 965.
- "Empire: The Chief" The Theatre (January 1916): 9.
- "The Shakespeare Masque" The Theatre (June 1916): 386.
- "Favorites Return to Alcazar" Town Talk (September 14, 1907): 27.
- David W. Menefee, The First Female Stars of the Silent Era (Greenwood Publishing 2004): 213. ISBN 9780275982591
newspapers.com
- "Thais Lawton Welcomed by her Home Folk" The Courier-Journal (February 19, 1909): 8. via Newspapers.com
- "Thais Lawton Discusses Art" Boston Post (April 8, 1917): 40. via Newspapers.com
- "Becomes Star in Boston and Drops Name Eugenie" The San Francisco Call (August 19, 1906): 30. via Newspapers.com
- Nixola Greeley-Smith, "Stage Villainess Wails that it's the Coy Maiden who Always Gets the Man" Quad-City Times (December 26, 1915): 15. via Newspapers.com
playbill.com
- Thais Lawton, Performer, Playbill.