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The silver screenMaureen Howard

The silver screen

2004244 pages
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"In The Silver Screen, Maureen Howard conjures up the last days of silent movies in the story of Isabel Maher, who renounces the glamour of Hollywood and her talent. As Bel Murphy, wife and mother, she is confined to the drama of domestic life in Rhode Island, and plays it like a star." "Bel's children struggle against the lives she has dealt them: Joe, a Jesuit priest, is unsuccessful in love and as a healer of souls; Rita, spinster and physical therapist, runs off with the love of her life, a gangster who turns state's evidence; and there is Gemma, an angry, ambitious girl who enters the…

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  • Other · English · 2004
    Viking · 244 pages · 9780670033584
Married womenParent and adult childFictionLoss (Psychology)Conflict of generationsMotion picture actors and actressesFiction, psychologicalMotion picture industry, fiction