Nathan, Adele Gutman ^{Individualisierte Person Person}

1889–1986 | graduated from (Baltimore) Girls Latin High School and Goucher College (1910) and did graduate work at Johns Hopkins University (M.A.), Columbia University, and the Peabody Institute ; married James Nathan on February 20, 1912, and divorced him about 1920 ; helped found the Vagabond Players (1916) in Baltimore, was involved in children’s theater with the Little Lyric Theatre (Baltimore) in the 1920s, directed at the Cellar Players of the Hudson Guild (1920s to 1940s) and the Cherry Lane Theatre (New York City), and headed the Federal Theatre Project in New Jersey (1937) ; long-standing interest in technology, especially railroads, to a general public through theater, film, pageants, articles, and books