Шалунишка Тео

[arbeka]

Шалунишка Тео

"Драйзер женился в 1898 г. на Саре Уайт, с которой разошёлся в 1909 году.
С 1919 года Драйзер стал жить со своей двоюродной сестрой Хелен Ричардсон (1894—1955), на которой в конце концов женился в 1944 году.
..........................
After proposing in 1893, he married Sara Osborne White on December 28, 1898. They ultimately separated in 1909, partly as a result of Dreiser's infatuation with Thelma Cudlipp, the teenage daughter of a colleague, but were never formally divorced.[7] In 1913, he began a romantic relationship with the actress and painter Kyra Markham (who was much younger than he).[8][9] In 1919, Dreiser met his cousin Helen Patges Richardson (1894-1955) with whom he began an affair.[10] Through the following decades, she remained the constant woman in his life, as other more temporary love affairs (such as his 1930s affair with his secretary Clara Jaeger) bloomed and perished.[11] Helen tolerated Dreiser's affairs, and they eventually married on June 13, 1944.[10]
Dreiser was going to return from his first European vacation on the Titanic but was talked out of going by an English publisher who recommended he board a cheaper boat.[

Comments

Yvette Szkely

[belkafoto.livejournal.com]

In 1958, Eastman married Yvette Szkely, who was born in Budapest, Austria-Hungary in 1912. She emigrated to New York with her divorced step-mother. She had a long-term relationship with Theodore Dreiser before her marriage to Eastman.

Thelma Somerville Cudlipp

[belkafoto.livejournal.com]

Born in Richmond, Virginia, she came to New York City in her early teens to study art. Her mother was Annie Ericsson Cudlipp, an assistant editor on The Delineator in 1909 when Theodore Dreiser was managing editor. Dreiser became infatuated with Thelma, but her mother was strongly opposed to Dreiser's involvement with her daughter, which was platonic, because Dreiser was married and 20 years her senior. Thelma's mother succeeded in breaking up the relationship by sending Thelma to England and by reporting it to the directors of the Butterick Publishing Company, which cost Dreiser his job.[2]

Kyra Markham

[belkafoto.livejournal.com]

Kyra Markham (1891–1967) was an actress, figurative painter and printmaker. Markham was briefly married to the architect Lloyd Wright, and five years later, married the scenographer David Stoner Gaither.
.....................
She lived with the author and playwright Theodore Dreiser in Greenwich Village from 1914-1916, helping him with his writing, editing, and typing.[3]