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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

glimpse of his profile.
She lost sight of him for while then
saw him in play AS John later wrote in
The American Weekly:
Michael and 1 were literary and all for
the finer things of life. Until she saw me
doing my greatest love scene in The Jest.
Then Michael barged back-stage, wrapped an
umbrella around my neck and tied 1t in a
love knot"
Society and her own family disapproved of
the match possibly because sfc 7v%ss sti!
married to Thomas and had two sons.
But while Michael had begun to find truth
and beauty she had not yet discovered ro-
nance, as dished out by the Great Lover
She and John were married at the Ritz
in New York though Blanche's mother was
not even sure they had been legally married,
since Johns real name was Blythe and she
heard no mention of Barrymore during the
ceremony.
Michael told her friends that now she and
John were married, their life together would
be a star-studded pursuit of the finer things.
But according to John:
"She led me to Europe and tossed my pro-
testing body into the company of long-haired
artists unshaved writer's, dolled-up society
swells and Dukes and Princes and Ambas-
sadors in London, Vienna, Venice and the
Riviera"
The good.lool<ing couple soon became so
Jealous of each other that they made the
curious compromise of dressing somewhat
alike.
At first they agreed about everything
until their arguments would touch their self
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

least, of a couple of thousand copies being
sold in Newport, Palm Beach and Park Ave
nue.. Which is lot more than most poets
can expect.
was part of her job to get people to read her
stuff.
Her potential public was mostly long
haired males or short-haired females who
spent their time Wandering like lost sheep
from party to party
At one such party, she met an unsuc-
cessful artist who had ambitions to go on the
stage-His hame-was John Barrymore and
Michael almost swooned when she got a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

With the invention of an
alias, no one was liable to
connect the crimes COM
mitted by Michael Strange
against the English Ian
guage with the socialite Mrs.
Leonard M. Thomas.
OF course, the secret was
bound to get out and Michael
wasn't looking forward to
that day.
Wonder Of wonders! When
both names were found to be-
long to the same woman, So
ciety made a dash for the
book shops and Michael
Strange's reputation was
made.
Publishers bid for her
books. as they might for an
unpublished play Of Shakes
peare. They were sure, at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Dell heroine stops.

Dell heroine stops
Somewhere up that long walk on Fifth
Avenue, where she was hooted at by derisive
males. Blanche discovered she had soul
and that doesn't mean that the bottoms of
her feet burned, though they probably did.
One of those whimsical gods on Parnassus
had his eye on Blanche that day. For out Of
the social ridicule that was heaped upon her
came the inspiration for couple Of poems
Though they had nothing TO do with votes
for women, some editor thought they were
good enough to be published.
She also wrote short story called
'Tnsaroff," which was published in The
American Weekly years ago 1t was all about
a gloomy Russian and unrequited love and
the point Of ii Is now so obtuse that it may
well have been published as joke.
But it added fuel to Blanches immortal
fire and led her on to another important step
In her career.
She decided that blanche M. Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Tier Poems
But Looted
Her Life

EHAIh III Ine lbZUs, the unDeneVapy plank verse OF
r. Michael Strange, Newport's gift to poetry. was as
- chic as bobbed hair.
All the fashionable people had copies of her chasely
bound books lying around somewhere. Some scholarly
members Of the smart set could If pressed quote
excerpts
What more important was that Michael Strange
then the wife of John Barrymore the sister Of the
Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwern and related to such
gtedged families the Havemeyers Jays and Oerichs.
She was in fact born Blanche Oeirchs "cour-
tesy niece to assorted Astors Vanderbs and Bemonts
Her poetry may not have been hot, but shades of
Mrs. Astor there were cotton apples her family
tree!
Few pretended to understand what she was trying
get 1t the age Of Dadas. Cubism and I'm
agism when poetic regulations built confusion
and noise And it wasn't long before the voice Of Michael
Grange joined the Choir Invisible.
cut il fun while 1t lasted-Michae Strange at
tackled her work with sharp pencil though her
Lluse bit dull For few years Parnassus myth
illogical home Of the gods Of poety and the arts
camped in Newport.
But it didn't stay. It's qualifications weren't high
enough.
For example. Michael Strange in one of her poems
compared love to rainbow, TO a bridge fountaning
rdescent strength" and to Death because
ito eliminate in total cessation"
Don't ask us TO explain what that Apparently
the Of Strange was understood only by
Michael Strange -perhaps-God
But to Newport bluebloods whose capacity for emo
ton is governed by the size of the brides dow thing
clear enough
Michael Strange had discovered LovE-she had even
written about It!
social crisis of the first water and the former
Blanche Oeehs thereafter regarded with suspicion
The various qualities which she ascribed to love
10 indicate that for her the emotion somewhat
sent The frequent OF the expletve "O'-always a
favore with poets to attract the attention Of the mat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

CGilISIcd pei oOiidiiSiCS. ~
was Iris Tree, the actress,
who described their end
less verbal duellin &
matches as a It ennis
game in hell, where no.
body misses the ball"
They pretended to
commit suicide in STACEY
scenes in which Michael
chased John down the
Seine embankment or
(when 1t was her turn
shouted through the bath
room door that she had
just taken iodine. But
John usually beat her to
the draw by taking a
swoon so that she would
rush out crying:
He's Drained himself"
"a compliment" said
John. "She admits ! have
brains"
But after this battle of
wits which went on for five
years, it seemed clear that
their romance and all the
truth and beauty of it,
was going on the rocks.
The strain of acting and
behaving like twins was
too much.
John departed for Hol-
lywood to make a film
and fell in love with Do
lores Costello. A divorce
was arranged and Michael
once again went on her
soul-stirring quest for
love.
One of Michael's best
friends was the late Mary
Hartman Rumsey. daugh-
ter Of f. Fl. Hartman,
the railroad builder. She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

tentive Muse and the doing
reader -- seemed 10 m an
that while the emotion may
have fled, it certainly had
packed a wallop while it
lasted.
But Michael Strange's
search for beauty and truth
that age-old quest of the
poet-which she pursued
like u pack Of yelping blood
hounds through volume after
volume OF sounding brass
and tinkling cymbal," has
come once again 10 a halt.
Her third husband, the
distinguished New York at
torney and president Of the
Legal Aid Society, Harrison
Tweed. is now In Reno filing
SUIT Tor divorce.
Mrs. Tweed's lawyer filed
n counter suit and she ex-
poets TO get the divorce by
Mr.. Tweed's defaulting.
1t looks as though there
won't be any chance of a
reconciliation, even though
Mr. Tweed has been spend
ing a small fortune burning
up the phone wires from
Reno to Michael Strange's
farm at Easton. Conn.
The divorce, according to
the parties involved, Is being
handled on the friendliest of
terms. Said Mrs. Tweed the
other day:
Hes a very charming
person and I wish him the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

was pretty run-of-the-mill name to sign to
such out-of-the-day stuff. Like dash from
the poets legendary fountain Of inspiration
came the name Michael Strangel" Blanche
hadn't the slightest idea what it meant-but
it seemed fairly to glitter with drops from
the Pierian spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Michael Strange.
Society Author and
Actress. Pursued Ro-
nance Through VOL
ume After Volume
Of Passionate Verse.
But Every Time She
Caught Up With 1t
tOnee With John
B orrym ore) She
Kicked II Aside
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/ da Su naSl autOmoblll cltaVl,
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Svi ma Jublarnu PrOS|avu RadniCke Borbe!

give" jedva Sc mogu raspoznati
toliko su Sc izmenile. One su vi
sile rep kapitalistickog, konja
morale su Sc po njegovom cefu
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ne moze odrzati, jer elm bi Sc do.
takla vatre klasne borbe ona bi
Sc odmah rastopila. Tako nakon
35. godisnje neprekidne borbe
protiv kapitalizma svih njego.
viii prirepaka RADNIcKA BOR.
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Molim vas da Sc pOzurite sa
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! Iduceg B., 6. Z. septembra odr-
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Sc Federacije u znak 35. godis-
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ostali uz pokret do smrti iii su
vremenom pali zaborav, mi Sc
secamo njih kada god sc setimo
pokrenuca r. B.
To bese besmrtan korak, vazni-
il Cd podignuca velikih zgrada i
mostova, sela gradova, jer zgra-
de mostove, kao sela gradove,
vreme unistava, dok ideju koju
svojim nedrima nosi r. B. vreme
stalno podrzava trudi Sc da joj
svestrano pomogne da Sc potpuno
rascveta. kada Sc ona jednom
ostvari Twice vecito dok traje
sveta i veka.
I. r. B. je koracala tesko, ma
prezno uvek uz brdo, jer tako mo-
ra svako koracati ako zeli da Sc ma
visini popne. Ona je podigla Wis
svoje cello drzeci Sc Naucnog So
cijalizma, Marksizma, Mise osvr-
tala da Ii je mnostvo sledi, kao
sto Sc jak i zdrav putnik ne vra-
ca ako ga slabiji ne mogu slediti.
Ne samo da sc r. B. nije dala uZ-
drzati cd penjanja cd strane od-
sustva mase nego Sc ona i u su-
prot prepreka, koje masovni re-
formisticki pokreti ma njen put
postavljahu, penjala, nikada ne
zaleci svoju energiju koja je nuz-
ma "a takvo naporno koracanje =
uvek napred, nikad nazad, nikad
zastoj.
Ma politickom vasaru nalazili
Sc nekoliko imitacija r. B., ko-
je SUI Sc, po svojoj prirodi, ne
skrupulozno borile, da Sc prika-
zu da su one prave predstavnice
ideje r. B. l RADNICKA BORBA
in gledase kako i'm Sc boja, kao
svakoj imitaciji, menja. Koliko
puta tt neskrupulozni imitatori
drecase da je r. B. "rrrrevolucio-
narna"! Koliko puta oni rekose
da je njena ideja njen S. L. P.
pokret "mrtav"! Ali nj masovni
pokret predratnog zutog S. P re-
formizma, niti posleratni crveni
anarho-reformizam nije mogao da
ucutka gromki revolucionarni glas
r. B., dok su danas mnogim imi-
tatorskim novinama sa prasinom
zapusena usta, a one koje SUI jos
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lMHASA EDS TV A:
in Prosvetivanje radnitke
klase u duhu Marksizma;
da su rad i kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
nizovanje radnicke klase u
jednu Rev0lucionarnu Po-
! liticku Partiju "a osvaja-
! ME i razaranje POlitEke
: Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
nizovanje radnika j u jed
: nu revolucionarnu Indus
!; trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje j kretanje
/ svih zemaljskih Industrial.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20

NAsA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u
redjenja; unistenje najam-
nog ropstva radniChe kla-
Sc; prenasanje svih zemali-
skin Industrial u ruke Or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca;
S a k o m radniku potpun
plOd njegovog rada; oslo
bodjenje C clog covecan-
stva od morije klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Slo-
bodne Zajednice Drugova
Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Republic Rada.
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