Սառա Բիալա (Armenian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Սառա Բիալա" in Armenian language version.

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"Little Stories of the New Plays" Green Book Album (September 1911): 533.
"The Torches" Theatre Magazine (December 1917): 351.
Dixie Hines, Harry Prescott Hanaford, eds., Who's who in Music and Drama (H. P. Hanaford 1914): 374, 405, 472.
"Hackett-Mary Magdalene" New York Dramatic Mirror (May 28, 1910): 3.
"The Snow Storm" New York Dramatic Mirror (June 11, 1910): 4.
"'Three Spoonfuls' at the Criterion" Illustrated London News (April 17, 1915): 486.
Paul Mavis, The Espionage Filmography: United States Releases, 1898 through 1999 (McFarland ): 137. 9781476604275
"Our New York Weekly Bulletin" The Reform Advocate (June 18, 1910): 919.

"Many Compliments over 'War Brides'" Houston Post (April 11, 1916): 7. via Newspapers.com
John L. Shipley, "Plays and Players" Des Moines Tribune (October 31, 1907): 5. via Newspapers.com
"About Sara Biala" Philadelphia Inquirer (December 14, 1913): 51. via Newspapers.com
"Success of a Des Moines Girl on the Stage" Des Moines Register (June 25, 1911): 11. via Newspapers.com
"Noted Impersonator Coming" Willmar Tribune (October 10, 1903): 5. via Newspapers.com
"Orpheum" The Allentown Leader (January 15, 1916): 8. via Newspapers.com
"Des Moines Girl Makes Good on London Stage" Des Moines Register (May 8, 1915): 2. via Newspapers.com
"Sara Biala Cohen Studying in N. Y." Des Moines Tribune (February 28, 1934): 18. via Newspapers.com
"Mrs. Sol Davidson is Hostess to Society" Des Moines Register (July 25, 1926): 55. via Newspapers.com
"Club Will Hear Fantasy Reading" Des Moines Tribune (March 9, 1933): 14. via Newspapers.com