The links will not work unless you are logged into a Newsbank Account. Please excuse spelling errors as these are raw notes. (1976, October 14). Seattle Daily Times , p. 62. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12E1C19D7B576436@2443066-12E11458E0EB36C4@61-12E11458E0EB36C4@ . This article is an ad promoting a rummage sale which is higlighted by 127 hats that were owned by the late Gloria Chandler a “local TV personality”. It is mentioned that she was “known for her hats” and mentioned there were several original pieces from high end fashion names like Dior and a couple others. In a way I think it simplifies her life, but also in a literary way, the fact that she “wore many hats” and did extraordinary things is interesting. The sale was approximately 2 months after her death and funds went to benefit Orthopedic. This posthumous mention that Gloria was known for her hats and had a sizeable collection is an interesting insight I never would have guessed about her personal life, and also shows her appreciation for high-end fashion. (1976, August 20). Seattle Daily Times , p. 63. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12E1C1F29E337F71@2443011-12E1B5FA164F5C68@62-12E1B5FA164F5C68@ . This is a short listing of deaths with Gloria Chandler noted at age 78 and an address noted as 906 Highland Drive and a date of August 18. This date leads me to deduce she was born in 1898. I could research the address to see if there are any connections or significance. (1976, August 19). Seattle Daily Times , p. 34. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12E1C1F1A418A95C@2443010-12E1B55E7B0D1CF7@33-12E1B55E7B0D1CF7@ . The article notes that rememberances may be made to Ashland Shakespeare Festival, so I am curious what her link is to that. Services were in (1976, August 18). Seattle Daily Times , p. 54. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12E1C1F0D166819F@2443009-12E1163D9F9F77BC@53-12E1163D9F9F77BC@ . Obituary gave me a few things to search. 1)She got an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Smith College in Massachusetts in 1968. Also, the way her name is listed on the Smith College I think she got an undergrad degree from there in 1919. Also notable alumni Gloria Steinem graduated from there in 1966 and got a LTD degree from there in 1988. 2) born in Chicago. Past research indicated her father owned a lumberyard of sorts. 3) she originated the radio series books bring adventure which won a peabody award or honorable mention for the junior league in 1946. Also at Peabody site, Wunda Wunda won one 1957, I think she influenced the 1974 How Come? TV program with Peabody win, and the Junior League got honorable mention in 1946. 4) Affiliated with and won awards from Theta Sigma Nu (or Phi?) a women journalism society, Pacific College, and Jason Lee Award of the Methodist Church in the Northwest. 4) 1960 area vice president for American Women in Television 5) No Survivors (1973, April 11). Seattle Daily Times , p. 26. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D9BF281C0010EE@2441784-12D880D1B12E0870@25-12D880D1B12E0870@ . Very short article noting Gloria Chandler being a new trustee from Washington Society for the Prevention of blindness headed by Doctor Robert C. Laughlin. Who is this Laughlin guy and did the society do good work/what is their history? (1973, April 1). Seattle Daily Times , p. 93. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D9BF159A1B8DDE@2441774-12D8D36A98131413@92-12D8D36A98131413@ . An article in the G section about the society for the prevention of blindness and the work they do. THe thing that stood out to me in the the whole list of trustees was that all of the women were listed as Mrs. Husband Name, all of the men had no title unless they were a Reverend and then Gloria Chandler. (1971, October 27). Seattle Daily Times , p. 53. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D81E7BE63388F1@2441252-12D8193CA098F6F7@52-12D8193CA098F6F7@ . Around this time she went to a regional convention in san fransisco for women in televsion and radio and went with group of 7 other women from the area. (1969, February 25). Seattle Daily Times , p. 20. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D330D644DCB208@2440278-12D32E32A41DD5B5@19-12D32E32A41DD5B5@ . On Febrary 27th she sat on a panel at a seminar answering questions. THe name of the panel was the Relationship of Commercial Broadcasting to Educational Programming. (1968, November 3). Seattle Daily Times , p. 166. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D1E89305DA3AE6@2440164-12D1897100B3DF99@165-12D1897100B3DF99@ . Monday November 4 1968 there was a luncheon GLoria Chandler at the women’s university club held to honor and Elsa Olenius, who taught Children’s Theatre at UW. And also Astrid Lindgren who was a well knowns childrens author in Sweden whom met Chander and Bullitt when travelling Europe in 1955. (1968, June 18). Seattle Daily Times , p. 21. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D2E950C44A6C16@2440026-12D2DB4A5F15112E@20-12D2DB4A5F15112E@ . Notes that in June of 1968 she was awarded honorary doctorate from smith college. Also that she retired in 1967 after a 14 year career as the director of public service at King Broadcasting Co. which would mean she officially started there in 1953 which is the year Wunda Wunda started (1968, June 2). Seattle Daily Times , p. 108. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D2D9680820972C@2440010-12D1933A5177254C@107-12D1933A5177254C@ . Article about honorary doctorate with a picture of Gloria Chandler. In addition to awards mentioned above, she also won honorary membership from Zeta Phi Eta a speech honorary. (1968, February 25). Seattle Daily Times , p. 96. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D2D1696F4DA08E@2439912-12D12ADCD5E54668@95-12D12ADCD5E54668@ . Promotion for a leap year program that would be held for Women’s University Club with Marian Gallagher and MRS. Gloria Chander (incorrect Miss/ms attriution by journalist) (1968, January 16). Seattle Daily Times , p. 22. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D1937B2CAD06C5@2439872-12D18F50B0CFBAEA@21-12D18F50B0CFBAEA@ . Article noting retirement of gloria chandler and recognized as a public affairs producer (1967, August 16). Seattle Daily Times , p. 23. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12D0EBB1B017070D@2439719-12CF38DB92307076@22-12CF38DB92307076@ . Reports a luncheon at the women's university club this day to honor MRS (another article noted her as Miss so I am curious if journalists were just careless or purposefully changed MRs/Miss) Elsa Olenius who is a visiting lecturer and childrens theatre pioneer in sweden. SHe is done guest lecturing and will be attending a nation childrens theatre conference at the end of the week before returning to Sweden. They met in US a long time ago and then rekindled friendship while Chandler was in Europe. (1966, January 23). Seattle Daily Times , p. 87. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12CC9F56D1CD08B3@2439149-12CA42EEE032D72B@86-12CA42EEE032D72B@ . She attended President Johnsons conference and is presenting on “A Citizens Role in International Relations” (1965, November 28). Seattle Daily Times , p. 104. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12CCA1D905EAA195@2439093-12CA3D79F21AC155@103-12CA3D79F21AC155@ . At the white house for a conference on International Cooperation, had a reunion with Pauline Fredrickson, as UN news coressondant from NBC.THey got to know eachother the previous summer at theAmerican association for University Women in portland oregon. Chandler will consult with Gertrude Broderick who is the radio and televison specialist in the office of education. (1962, March 14). Seattle Daily Times , p. 24. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12CC37CC00A71D1A@2437738-12CA544104B759B7@23-12CA544104B759B7@ . A book written by UW and Eastern professors and sisters called Childrens Theatre and Creative Dramatics uses gloria chandler as an expert source View Another Citation Format (1959, February 8). Seattle Daily Times , p. 59. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12C666D4DCCCE993@2436608-12C65F0FF670FEB0@58-12C65F0FF670FEB0@ . Telaventure tales has an episode at Washington State Library for the Blind and was started as a joint public service project from King Tv and childrens National book council (1959, February 8). Seattle Daily Times , p. 59. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12C666D4DCCCE993@2436608-12C65F0FF670FEB0@58-12C65F0FF670FEB0@ . 3 day conference for NW Drama at UW and Gloria was one of many presenters (1959, April 29). Seattle Daily Times , p. 22. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12C7F72BBABDDFA9@2436688-12C7F6A53201D5BC@21-12C7F6A53201D5BC@ . Convention for American Women in Radio Television in New york so Gloria and Dorothy threw Ruth Prins a party at Waldorf Astoria Hotel (1957, December 3). Seattle Daily Times , p. 28. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12BA7E9D7447AC60@2436176-12BA5C854DDE2FA3@27-12BA5C854DDE2FA3@ . Thomas Alva Edison foundation awarded 3 awards to KING TV for “television that best served youth” Mrs Dorothy Bullitt acceped the award in New York. THe 3 shows honored were Wunda Wunda, Televenture Tales and Community Workshop all produced un Gloria Chandler’s Directions (1956, August 19). Seattle Daily Times , p. 50. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12C509FBC79E7B14@2435705-12BA293E515375C2@49-12BA293E515375C2@ . Wunda Wunda is award winning show produced by Gloria Chandler and photo is of Ruth Prins. Doesnt mention what awards. (1955, September 25). Seattle Daily Times , p. 71. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12C35BBA8C4CE0EA@2435376-12BA0E0E2E33E15A@70-12BA0E0E2E33E15A@ . Presenting at a 10 year anniversary for a radio association. Topic was reflecting on a children's telecasting conference put on by the Italian government. She was the lone attendee from the United States (1954, January 18). Seattle Daily Times , p. 10. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B72E8D9DE5286D@2434761-12B592540D71864C@9-12B592540D71864C@ . Talk with Magnolia PTA about Children and Tv ddasdsdfsafw Another Citation Format sdf (1954, January 11). Seattle Daily Times , p. 8. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B6370FC4A301DB@2434754-12B5925788AEC69A@7-12B5925788AEC69A@ . Speaker at DAR luncheon on topic of “Television and You”View Another Citation Format (1953, November 26). Seattle Daily Times , p. 60. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B5E625692AF249@2434708-12B5E4E32C8C1A0E@59-12B5E4E32C8C1A0E@ . Record that recordings have been put onto 78s to play on older phonograph machines. The are available at local record store. Gloria worked with a Maurice MacDonald who had done extensive research. Seattle Public Schools put together a teacher manual with information to accompany the recordings to facilitate discussion. 2 programs I dont have are noted. Broken Muskets. And Johnny King. It also noted that Dr Edna Gardner of UW anthropology department helped obtain the recordings but doesnt note martin J Sampson at all (1953, June 13). Seattle Daily Times , p. 2. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12BA29F517F80724@2434542-12B76DE4DED539C7@1-12B76DE4DED539C7@ . Gloria’s new secretary dies in car wreck. They hit a stalled lumber truck near Ellensberg on way to visit parents in Pullman and WSC grad. Another car hit them from right after they rear-ended the truck. Super sad View Another Citation Format (1953, March 13). Seattle Daily Times , p. 26. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B97D571C020776@2434450-12B76DE0B4FEE0C6@25-12B76DE0B4FEE0C6@ . Chandler opens a case with testimony for North Pacific Television in front of FCC and KING is affliated with NPTV View Another Citation Format (1953, January 25). Seattle Daily Times , p. 57. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B880036E68F700@2434403-12B8793F86BAFACC@56-12B8793F86BAFACC@ . Gloria is an opening speaker at an institure for seattle television and broadcast in the YMCA theme? Of TV of today, yesteryear, and the future. (1952, December 26). Seattle Daily Times , p. 9. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AEF0286C66E86F@2434373-12AEEE1A7A083B7C@8-12AEEE1A7A083B7C@ . Playtime section sponsored by Seattle Junior Programs notes televentures is moving from Saturday morning to Friday evening programming. And a few names of people associatedd broadcasting from King View Another Citation Format (1951, November 16). Seattle Daily Times , p. 32. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AC988F1F2FBF36@2433967-12A4BA6B6F911EFD@31-12A4BA6B6F911EFD@ . Article that announce the start of Televenture tales View Another Citation Format (1951, January 19). Seattle Daily Times , p. 9. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B0EE9D2A857406@2433666-12B0A03881BBBA37@8-12B0A03881BBBA37@ . King announced it would be continuing the 3 quarter hour Saturday program until april so it ran for at least 6-7 months? (1951, July 27). Seattle Daily Times , p. 13. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B14CBC7886685F@2433855-12B148B16936BF75@12-12B148B16936BF75@ . Article noting that the centenial recordinds were indeed made for centenial. Kinda racist reporting. There are 6 programs and I have 4 of them . Talks aobut using singing in recording which is a family heirloom (1950, October 20). Seattle Daily Times , p. 11. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B0F2B4E010AE74@2433575-12B0EF7ACC1BB782@10-12B0EF7ACC1BB782@ . Downloaded a clipping of this article . KING played the programs!!! Like all the programs!!! View Another Citation Format (1950, October 11). Seattle Daily Times , p. 30. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B0EE3356FE5D81@2433566-12A511C032565DE6@29-12A511C032565DE6@ . Party at SAM for 7-League Boots and all kinds of details about the project and people involved. And that the station and time would be announce in the PLAYTIME section of the news about childrens programming. So in Theory i should be able to find out if the series has been played on King FM. View Another Citation Format (1950, January 10). Seattle Daily Times , p. 9. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12B0351D18E4B3D7@2433292-12B03274855C17C6@8-12B03274855C17C6@ . Reports that folk song and piano adventures are done. Notes that she is going to work on recordings with Van Ogle, and notes a listening party with heads of Seattle Public schools, and that she is buddies with Bullitt. Her interest in recording John Jacob Niles and a concert of him at Meany Hall (1949, June 26). Seattle Daily Times , p. 51. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AEA5D0164F7A44@2433094-12AEA37163EF762B@50-12AEA37163EF762B@ . This article notes that there are 105 recordings. 53 children’s books and 52 programs of musical appreciation. Available to schools, PTAs, hosptials, and community groups. Books bring adventure is said to have been produced in Seattle? Undersponsorship from Seattle PTA, they were broadcast over a local Seattle station. It doesnt say what station. In 1947 she parted with the junior league to start her own recording company View Another Citation Format (1949, June 19). Seattle Daily Times , p. 47. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AEA5B8E52FCD27@2433087-12AE9EF8511935B6@46-12AE9EF8511935B6@ . Breif note that Gloria will be visiting from out of town for a month as a houseguest of Bullitt, and Bullitts son-in-law and daughter who have been living in Europe will be coming home in August. (1948, November 2). Seattle Daily Times , p. 16. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12ABAD159566D3EC@2432858-12AB9E552AED19F9@15-12AB9E552AED19F9@ . iew Another Citation Format Chandler will be talking to group of Soroptimists as the guest speaker at a luncheon. Bullitt is a member and will be introducing Chandler at the Luncheon. She is Credited with being Radio Director of nation Junior leage and of being producer of the series book s bring adventure. (1948, October 31). Seattle Daily Times , p. 104. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12ABB087DD119B20@2432856-12A36682520A8394@103-12A36682520A8394@ . Reporting a luncheon put on by Dorothy Bullitt to honor Gloria Chandler. First direct reporting Ive read about them together. Several other names are noted in the article of attending. In article directly above it talks about Jack McGoldrick and the Piggott which are Seattle U bigshots (1946, August 8). Seattle Daily Times , p. 10. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AA5D8AF58E16EB@2432041-12A35D389CD54025@9-12A35D389CD54025@ . Notes Gloria as an attendee of show at SAM called “Portrait of America” hosted by 14 artists societies and Pepsi Cola. There were 1000 people in attendance (many who were from out of town for Children’s Theatre Conference) which is double usual event attendance. Mark Tobey was only PNW artist represented (a painting of his was donated to SAM by Berthe Poncy Jacobsen) (1946, July 28). Seattle Daily Times , p. 36. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AA4BC3111578C2@2432030-12A35D186D136EAC@35-12A35D186D136EAC@ . This article notes who is houseguesting with who during the theatre conferene View Another Citation Format (1946, June 9). Seattle Daily Times , p. 19. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12AA419FE0DBC987@2431981-12AA07281D8EC23F@18-12AA07281D8EC23F@ . Gloria is noted as the radio consultant for Junior League of New York. and is noted with 5 other presenters at the first childrens theatre national conference on days . Its noted that there are 27 presenters at the 3 day conference . It is claimed to be the first every childrens theatre conference every to be held in this nation. The request came from the Educational Theatre association. A bunch of names are dropped at the end, and IN addition to 3 UW departments, Junior League and Seattle Junior Programs helped to put on the conference on August 2, 3, and 4th and noted that many sessions are open to the public which was a cool accessibility thing (1943, November 18). Seattle Daily Times , p. 27. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12A5AE3D3ADBFF41@2431047-12A5ABECA2A4E567@26-12A5ABECA2A4E567@ . There are 4-5 other articles reflecting on Gloria’s talk at Junior Programs Inc. Coincidentally, I looked at another section of this page and saw a glowing Review of Louise Van Ogle’s performance at the Womens University Club. This was at least 7 years? ahead of the Adventures with 7 league boots. I wonder if the 7-league boots was also supposed to be a play on words since she worked for Junior League. THe article that was about Chandler was titled “Children’s Theatre Need is Stressed” and how theatre will train kids to be mentally tough and creative which are skills they will need for reconstruction / world building after war. Article notes active childrens programs in other cities including Portland’s “reading is fun”, dramatizations of recent Childrens books. This is how she built all of the content for Reading Brings Adventures? View Another Citation Format (1943, November 9). Seattle Daily Times , p. 18. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12A5AE08FABDD876@2431038-12A360AFB4BE9056@17-12A360AFB4BE9056@ . Her 4th visit to seattle for Junior League workshops. A bunch of league members are also noted….all by their Husbands name as “Mrs Husband Name”. Luncheon at Fredricks and Nelson by the board members of Junior Projects, Inc. Is this junior league or no? At the college club of the Seattle League, Gloria will speak and also Dr Clark Kerr about the subject of “Production for Peace”. The US had been in WW2 for nearly 2 years at this point, and hitler attacked poland nearly 4 years ago in 1939 (1941, April 14). Seattle Daily Times , p. 22. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-129ED1ECDEE639F3@2430099-12904B921EAD5CAB@21-12904B921EAD5CAB@ . I should consider clipping this article Article has the best title thus far as “Authority on Children’s Theatre Here. It’s her third visit to Seattle to conduct the workshop/institutes and breaks dpwn the programming a bit. It said that Monday morning, would be “General Organization in Programs”, Monday Afternoon would be about Trends in Community Tie-Ups(which I’m assuming is like a how to network with community thing), Tuesday would be on Script Writing, and Wednesday would be about Production. On Monday after the conference Mrs Bruce Elmore is entertain with Miss Chandler and , a no-host dinner at the Sunset Club in the evening. Tuesday Mrs Leon Auzias de Turenne President of Seattle Junior league chapter is hosting a dinner on Tuesday nightView Another Citation Format (1940, May 5). Seattle Daily Times , p. 8. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-129E2458DE307DE7@2429755-12904BAB5C3EBE3A@7-12904BAB5C3EBE3A@ . Reports a Junior League conference in Seattle at Olympic Fairmont Hotel and Chandler is one of the many presenters at the meeting of 150 chapters in US, Canada, Mexico, and Hawaii ( which didnt have statehood until 1959) ew Another Citation Format (1937, April 25). Seattle Daily Times , p. 4. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-129A76E41291CAE8@2428649-128E5083A7F8CC0B@3-128E5083A7F8CC0B@ . 3 large pictures in dramatic poses and titled that Children want slapstick. She is in Seattle ending another round of tours that included stops in Mexico City and Honolulu. She is supervising the presentation of the play Heidi to be presented at the Orpheum Theatre in Seattle on May 15th and is staying at the home of Mrs. Leon Auzias de Turenne of 1915 N Trent Ave ( which i cant find so I dont know if it is an old street that no longer exists) whose kid was playing the lead. (1935, May 9). Seattle Daily Times , p. 7. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-129923BDE41CE997@2427932-12991DB533DC86AB@6-12991DB533DC86AB@ . Talks about her workshops in Tacoma and Seattle. She says the Junior leagues efforts at the single largest worldwide children's theatre movement in 125 league chapters around the US. Focuses mainly on content for 7-12 year olds and teaches adult the best of childrens theatre so they can effectively teach it to children ew Another Citation Format (1934, November 21). Seattle Daily Times , p. 20. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-1297CEF2A9A65FE8@2427763-128E4162C23098C4@19-128E4162C23098C4@ . Note that Chandler is starting a tour of 9 american cities and spoke “most enthusiastically” about Childrens theatre and using it to stimulate community development. Her tour will end up in tacoma in May View Another Citation Format (1934, April 29). Seattle Daily Times , p. 16. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12977B0A2637E57D@2427557-128E418CA128D6DE@15-128E418CA128D6DE@ . Following several articles in the series, it notes that after a visit earlier in the month from junior league field worker Gloria Chandler, there are a several Junior League members preparing to put on 2 plays with local children in Dorthy Bullitt’s living room. This is the first noted connection although not super direct between Bullitt and Chandler.w Another Citation Format (1934, April 9). Seattle Daily Times , p. 10. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-12977AB0085510E0@2427537-128E418BE0C0E787@9-128E418BE0C0E787@ . First note of her work in Seattle. It is a special meeting at the Seattle Tennis club to hear presenation from Junior Leage Field Worker who conducted 4-day childrens Theatre workshops all around the country. She had a Theatre Company Cloister Mummers. For 5 years she had control of dramatic department for Faulkner School for Girls and Girls Latino School of Chicago. 1929 she direected The Silver Thread for the Chicago Junior League Chapter and started working with them nationally in october of 1933. (1921, November 3). Seattle Daily Times , p. 16. Available from NewsBank: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2:127D718D1E33F961@EANX-129C728A2126F770@2422997-1287FAFC2D61DDC2@15-1287FAFC2D61DDC2@ . Althought I’m not positive this is the same person, she was quoted with saying the “Women are just as important as the men at our golf club” and details a co-ed golf course in Chicago. I think she lived in Chicago after she graduated from Smith college
