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1932:, pp. 21–22, 378. The book gives her birth date as December 25, 1884, while also saying "or perhaps 1885, depending on whose version one takes into account." The end notes say, "As for her correct age, the IRS had to rely on the sworn testimony she gave during the murder trial that she was born during 1884 to decide the issue of her receiving Social Security. But Evelyn was never quite sure if that was the correct year and always believed, as she wrote in a number of letters, that she was born in 1885 (which I also believe, given the furor over her turning 18 in December 1903, referred to in various accounts of events)." Uburu gives Nesbit's age at various places in her book (e.g., in the description of her experience in Europe in 1903), but this is sometimes inconsistent with the 1884 birth date. 467: 1151:, or what in that era was referred to as a "brainstorm". Acutely conscious that her own family had a history of hereditary insanity, and after years of protecting her son's hidden life, Mrs. Thaw feared his past would be dragged out into the open, ripe for public scrutiny. She proceeded to hire a team of doctors, at a cost of some $ 500,000, to substantiate that her son's act of homicide constituted a single aberrant act. Nesbit in later years described the determination with which Thaw's family worked to favorably spin his mental deficiency: "the Thaws will put the biggest lunacy experts that money can buy on the stand .... Harry was a madman but they will prove it nicely". 444: 782:. In 1902, a romance blossomed between Nesbit and Barrymore, then 21, close to her own age. Barrymore was witty and fun-loving, and Nesbit became smitten with him. After an evening out, the couple often returned to his apartment, staying until the early-morning hours. Barrymore was casually pursuing a career as illustrator and cartoonist. Although he showed some promise in his chosen field, his salary was small and he behaved irresponsibly with the family money. Both White and Nesbit's mother considered him an unsuitable match for Nesbit, and both were greatly displeased when they found out about the relationship. 1220: 941: 372:. Nesbit's younger brother Howard was often sent to live with friends or relatives for periods of time. Nesbit's mother was eventually given money to rent a house to use as her own boardinghouse, securing a source of income. She sometimes assigned young Evelyn (aged about 12) to the duty of collecting the rent from boarders. "Mamma was always worried about the rent," Nesbit later recalled. "t was too hard a thing for her to actually ask for every week, and it never went smoothly." Nesbit's mother lacked the temperament or savvy to run a boardinghouse, and the venture failed. 733: 3772: 1339: 1620: 1355:, drawing an overall audience of 7,400 at the venue, turning away hundreds. Their marriage did not fare as well. Clifford eventually found his wife's notoriety an insurmountable issue, with his own identity subsumed by that of "Mr. Evelyn Nesbit"; he left her in 1918. After years of legal battles and accusations of infidelity, their divorce was finalized in 1933. Her long-term friend and employer, Dan Blanco, supported her in court. A well-known Chicago nightclub proprietor, Blanco helped engineer Nesbit's 571: 579: 1635: 1025: 713:. Also in attendance was another male guest about White's age, Reginald Ronalds. Nesbit later described being overwhelmed by White's expensive furnishings and luxurious apartment. The luncheon was as extravagant as the setting. Afterward, the party went two flights up to a room decorated in green, where a large, red velvet swing was suspended from the ceiling. Nesbit agreed to sit in it, and White pushed her. The four played spontaneous games involving the swing. 1605: 605:. She found such assignments less strenuous than working as an artist's model, as posing sessions were shorter. The work was lucrative. With Feder, Nesbit earned $ 5 for a half-day shoot and $ 10 for a full day – equivalent to $ 301 in 2023. Eventually, the fees she earned from her modeling career exceeded the combined income which her family had earned at Wanamaker's. But the prohibitive cost of living in New York strained their finances. 1650: 587: 33: 401: 725: 1207:. His wealth allowed him to arrange accommodations for his comfort and be granted privileges not given to the general population. Immediately after his confinement, Thaw marshaled the forces of a legal team charged with the mission of having him declared sane; the effort took seven years. The prolonged legal procedures compelled his escape from Matteawan and flight to Canada in 1913; he was 277:, initially as a chorus line dancer before becoming a featured star. A variety of wealthy men vied for her company including Stanford White, 32 years her senior. In 1905, Nesbit married Thaw, a multi-millionaire about 14 years her senior with a history of mental instability and abusive behavior. The next year, on June 25, 1906, Thaw shot and killed White at the rooftop theatre of 1389:

ten dollars a day through an attorney, as a "token of pleasant memories of the past when we were happy". In June 1926, they were photographed together. The pair were on good terms by 1927, when Thaw attended the opening of Nesbit's Manhattan café, Chez Evelyn. In 1929, rumors flew that the couple intended to remarry and that Thaw had purchased an Atlantic City

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to other artists in the Philadelphia area and became a favorite model for a group of reputable illustrators, portrait painters and stained-glass artisans. In later life, she explained: "When I saw I could earn more money posing as an artist's model than I could at Wanamaker's, I gave my mother no peace until she permitted me to pose for a livelihood."

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books for her and set up a small library for her use, consisting of fairy tales, fantasies, and books regarded typically as of interest to boys only – the "pluck and luck" stories that were popular in that era. When Nesbit showed an interest in music and dance, her father encouraged her to take lessons.

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Throughout the prolonged court proceedings, Nesbit had received financial support from Thaw's family. These payments, made to her through the family's attorneys, had been inconsistent and far from generous. After the close of the second trial, the Thaws virtually abandoned her, cutting off all funds.

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to feed malleable reporters any "scoops" that would give their respective sides an advantage in the public forum. News coverage dissected all the key players in what was called the "Garden Murder". One florid account keynoted Nesbit's vulnerability: "Her baby beauty proved her undoing. She toddled as

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As early as the morning following the murder, news coverage became both chaotic and single-minded, and ground forward with unrelenting momentum. A person, a place, or event, no matter how peripheral to the killing of White, was seized on by reporters and hyped as newsworthy copy. Facts were thin, but

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Nesbit and Thaw continued to fascinate the public, and the press speculated about the status of their relationship. Following her suicide attempt, one newspaper headline on January 8, 1926, said: "Thaw to Visit Chicago: Reconciliation Rumor". In an interview, Thaw said that he had been paying Nesbit

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Thaw was tried twice for the killing of White. Nesbit testified at both trials; her appearance on the witness stand was an emotionally tortuous ordeal. In open court, she testified to details of her relationship with White, including the night when he allegedly raped her. This was the first time she

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Through an intermediary, Thaw arranged a meeting with Nesbit, introducing himself as "Mr. Munroe". He maintained this subterfuge while giving her items and money. One day he confronted Evelyn and said: "I am not Munroe ... I am Harry Kendall Thaw, of Pittsburgh!" She did not react with such surprise

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It was here that Nesbit had a chance encounter with an artist who was struck by her beauty. She asked Nesbit to pose for a portrait, which her mother agreed to after verifying the artist was a woman. Nesbit sat for five hours and earned one dollar (equivalent to $ 31 in 2023). She was introduced

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wrote of Nesbit: "I think that she was sold to one man and later sold herself to another ." In an article titled "The Vivisection of a Woman's Soul", Greeley-Smith described Nesbit's unmaidenly revelations as she testified on the stand: "Before her audience of many hundred men, young Mrs. Thaw was

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The crowd initially thought the incident might be a practical joke but became alarmed upon realizing White was dead. Thaw brandished the pistol and was taken into police custody. Nesbit managed to extricate herself from the ensuing chaos on the Madison Square rooftop. Not wanting to return to their

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Nesbit knew her connection with White had already compromised her reputation; if the full extent of their involvement became common knowledge, no respectable man would make her his wife. Nesbit also resented White for failing to tell her about Thaw's excesses and derangement. As a teenager, she had

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The hard-boiled male reporters of the yellow press were bolstered by a contingent of female counterparts, christened "Sob Sisters" or "The Pity Patrol". Initially, female spectators were allowed in to witness the proceedings. When the case came to trial, the judge banned women from the courtroom –

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and, from two feet away, fired three shots into White's head and back, killing him instantly. Thaw addressed the crowd, but witness reports varied as to his words. He said (roughly): "I did it because he ruined my wife! He had it coming to him! He took advantage of the girl and then abandoned her!

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Nesbit married Thaw on April 4, 1905. For her wedding dress, Thaw chose a black traveling suit decorated with brown trim. Newspapers announced that the new Mrs. Thaw was now the "Mistress of Millions". The two took up residence in Lyndhurst, the Thaw family home in Pittsburgh. Isolated with Thaw's

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White appeared to be a witty, kind and generous man. The wealthy socialite was described in newspapers as "masterful", "intense" and "burly yet boyish". He impressed both Nesbit and her mother as an "interesting companion". White sponsored Nesbit, her mother and brother for better living quarters,

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White, known as "Stanny" by close friends and relatives, was 46 years old at the time of the meeting. Despite being married with a son, White had an independent social life. She was initially struck by White's imposing size, which she later said "was appalling", while also remarking that he seemed

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ancestry. Her father was an attorney, and her mother was a homemaker. Nesbit later said that she had an especially close relationship with her father and tried to please him by her accomplishments; he in turn encouraged her curiosity and self-confidence. As she loved reading, Nesbit's father chose

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of New York, believing White had hired them. Nesbit later said: " imagined his life was in danger because of the work he was doing in connection with the vigilance societies and the exposures he had made to those societies of the happenings in White's flat." In reality, White, not thought to have

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monk". With a perverted sense of justice, and a show of magnanimous charity, he assured Nesbit he had forgiven her for her relationship with White. Nesbit finally consented to marry Thaw. His mother agreed to the marriage, on the condition that Nesbit give up the theatre and modeling, and refrain

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showcased Nesbit in a two-page article, enhanced by photographs, promoting her rise as a new theatrical light and recounting her career from model to chorus line to key cast member. "Her Winsome Face to be Seen Only from 8 to 11pm", the newspaper title announced to the public. The press coverage

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The Nesbit family moved to Pittsburgh around 1893. When Nesbit was about ten years old, her father died suddenly at age 40. Her family was left penniless; they lost their home and all their possessions were auctioned off to pay outstanding debts. Nesbit's mother was unable to find work using her

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Nesbit divorced Thaw in 1915. The following year, as soon as the divorce was finalized, she married her dance partner, Jack Clifford. The announcement was front page news. Beginning in 1913, the couple had toured with an extremely successful stage act; in August of that year she gave a dance

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Thaw became solicitous, ensuring that Nesbit received the best medical care available. He suggested that she should go on a European trip, convincing Nesbit and her mother that this would hasten the young woman's recovery. Evelyn's mother accompanied them for propriety. Thaw created a hectic

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Again maneuvering her way through the gauntlet of reporters, the curious public, the sketch artists and photographers enlisted to capture the effect the "harrowing circumstances on her beauty", Nesbit returned to her hotel and the assembled Thaw family. The Thaws may have promised Nesbit a

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Over time Nesbit became disaffected with the long hours spent in confined environments, maintaining the immobile poses required of a studio model. Her popularity in modeling had attracted the interests of theatrical promoters, some legitimate and some disreputable, who offered her acting

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comfortable financial future if she provided testimony at trial favorable to Thaw's case. It was a conditional agreement; if the outcome proved negative, she would receive nothing. The rumored amount of money the Thaws pledged for her cooperation ranged from $ 25,000 to $ 1,000,000.

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At 11:00 pm, as the stage show was coming to a close, White appeared and took his place at a table customarily reserved for him. Spotting his arrival, Thaw approached him several times, each time withdrawing. During the finale, "I Could Love A Million Girls", Thaw produced a

850:, over nearly a year. Even before he met Nesbit, Thaw had developed a resentment of White, believing that he had blocked Thaw's acceptance in New York social circles and was a womanizer who preyed on young women. Thaw may have chosen Nesbit because of her relationship with White. 1385:, Nesbit went on a bender and attempted suicide by swallowing disinfectant. For days, headlines across the country once again turned Nesbit's tragic life into front-page news. Later, doctors stated that Nesbit might have died if her stomach had not been full of gin. 1409:

On June 5, 1945, Nesbit made news yet again when she was questioned about the murder of Albert Langford, the husband of her friend, Marion Langford. The victim was allegedly slain by one of two men who forcibly entered their Manhattan apartment. Nesbit had a strong

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spent her formative years thrust into the adult society of artists and theatre people; her development had proceeded without the companionship of contemporaries of her own age. Her mother had remarried, and although she had been an inept guardian before, their

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to seek work as a seamstress or clothing designer. However, she did not succeed in this competitive world. In November 1900 she finally sent for her children, although she had no work. The family shared a single back room in a building on 22nd Street in

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Nesbit later said that while her mother was out of town, she had dinner and champagne at White's apartment, capped by a tour ending at the "mirror room", which was furnished only with a green velvet sofa, and that she then changed into a yellow satin

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innocently into the arms of Satan as an infant into the outstretched arms of parental love ..." Neither was her mother spared the scrutiny of rogue reporting: "She knew better. She also knew she was sacrificing her child's soul for money ...."

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Nesbit's mother was forced to take on managing her daughter's career, proving unable to provide either business acumen or guardianship for her daughter. In a later interview with reporters, she maintained: "I never allowed Evelyn to pose in the

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for the night of the murder and it was never suggested that she was in any way connected with the crime. Rather, her friendship with the Langfords became just another opportunity to use her name to sell newspapers. The case remains unsolved.

886:, she could not accept his marriage proposal without revealing the truth of her relationship with White. Thaw continued to interrogate her, and ultimately Evelyn told him of White's assault. Thaw accused her mother of being an unfit parent. 1194:

The second trial took place from January through February 1, 1908. At the second trial, Thaw again pleaded temporary insanity. He was found not guilty, on the ground of insanity at the time of the commission of his act. He was sentenced to

635:, whose enthusiastic public dubbed them the "Florodora Girls". Billed as "Florence Evelyn", the new chorus girl was called "Flossie the Fuss" by the cast, a nickname which displeased her. She changed her theatrical name to Evelyn Nesbit. 1183:– the first time in the history of American jurisprudence that such a restriction was ordered. The trial proceedings began on January 23, 1907, and the jury went into deliberation on April 11. After forty-seven hours, the jurors emerged 1016:

hotel suite, she took refuge for several days in the apartment of a friend. Years later, Nesbit said of this time: "A complete numbness of mind and body took possession of me ... I moved like a person in a trance for hours afterward."

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Evelyn Nesbit, the last surviving principal in the sensational Harry K. Thaw-Stanford White murder case of 60 years ago, died in a convalescent home here yesterday, where she had been a patient, for more than a year. She was 82 years

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when she was unconscious. Nesbit and White had also begun an ongoing relationship after the alleged rape incident. Thaw was said to have killed White in retaliation for his actions with Nesbit, based on his own obsession with her.

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moving them into a suite at the Wellington Hotel, which he also furnished. He soon won over Mrs. Nesbit; in addition to providing the apartment, he paid for her brother Howard to attend the Chester County Military Academy (now

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in 1898. A friend had advised Nesbit's mother that relocating to Philadelphia could open opportunities for her employment as a seamstress. Evelyn and Howard were sent to an aunt and then transferred for care to a family in

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In 1911 Nesbit reconciled with her mother, who took on the role of caregiver for the child while Nesbit sought out opportunities to support herself and her son. Russell appeared with his mother in at least six films:

961:, Nesbit became the proverbial bird in a gilded cage. In later years, she said that the Thaws had a shallow value system: "the plane of materialism which finds joy in the little things that do not matter – the 999:. They first stopped at the Cafe Martin for dinner, where they happened to see White, before going to the theatre. Despite the heat, Thaw wore a long black overcoat over his tuxedo and refused to remove it. 745:

at White's request. She said this was her last memory until she awoke naked in bed next to an also-naked White and saw blood on the sheets, marking the loss of her virginity. Despite her later allegation of

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As a model, Nesbit was frequently photographed for mass circulation newspapers, magazine advertisements, souvenir items and calendars. When in her early teens, she had begun working as an artist's model in

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After returning to New York, Nesbit talked to friends about her ordeal. Others shared stories about Thaw and a propensity toward myriad addictive behaviors. Several men told her that Thaw "took

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and, one night after the show, found his way to Gene Harris' Club Alabam, where she was appearing on stage. According to legend, Barrymore announced to the room that Nesbit was his first love.

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been aware of Thaw's animus, considered him a poseur of little consequence, categorizing him as a clown and calling him the "Pennsylvania pug", a reference to Thaw's baby-faced features.

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Thaw and Nesbit visited New York in June 1906 before boarding a luxury liner bound for a European holiday. Late that day, Thaw said that he had obtained tickets for the premiere of

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Nesbit's mother remained conspicuously absent throughout her daughter's entire ordeal. She had been cooperating with the prosecution, as Thaw's lawyers considered her culpable of

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Following her years in vaudeville, Nesbit transitioned to playing clubs and cabarets around the country. She briefly lent her name to several, including the Evelyn Nesbit Club (

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opportunities. Nesbit pressed her mother to let her enter the theatre world, and Mrs. Nesbit ultimately agreed to let her daughter try this new way to augment their finances.

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department store. She sent for her children, and both 14-year-old Evelyn and 12-year-old Howard also became Wanamaker employees, working twelve-hour days for six days a week.

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White invited Nesbit and Goodrich to lunch at his multi-floor apartment on West 24th Street, the entrance of which was next to the back delivery entrance of the toy store

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itinerary and rate of travel. Tensions mounted between mother and daughter, and Mrs. Nesbit insisted on returning to the United States. Thaw took Nesbit alone to

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and attended the show at least a dozen times. The two met at a lavish party given by White, who had invited Barrymore, the brother of his friend, stage actress

1377:) and Chez Evelyn (Manhattan). Fond of Chicago audiences, she frequently played Club Alabam. Through this time, she struggled with chronic financial problems, 1725:(1938), has the character Bonni asks the protagonist if she looks like Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, because "all her husbands said she looked just like ". (Chapter 14) 1105:

on the viability of prohibiting the dissemination of such printed matter through the United States mail, and censorship was threatened but never carried out.

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girl "Vashti". Nesbit's new role generated much publicity, and she was hyped in the gossip columns and theatrical periodicals of the day. On May 4, 1902, the

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Mrs. Thaw, died Tuesday in a convalescent home here. ... After the murder trial she toured Europe with a dancing troupe where a son, Russell Thaw, was born.

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Nesbit had imagined travel and entertaining but found that her husband acted as a pious son. Thaw started a campaign to expose White, corresponding with

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Thaw's mother was adamant that her son not be stigmatized by clinical insanity. She pressed for the defense to follow a compromise strategy: one of

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The use of photographs of young women in advertising, referred to as the "live model" style, was just beginning to be widely used and to supplant

539:. She appeared in fashion advertising for a wide variety of products; and was also showcased on sheet music and souvenir items – beer trays, 3369:"Irene Gammel, Looking for Anne of Green Gables: The Story of L.M. Montgomery and her Literary Classic (New York: St. Martin's Press, 2009)" 3778: 3028: 972:, a crusader for moral probity and the expulsion of vice. Thaw also became convinced that he was being stalked by members of the notorious 1308:: purportedly, she had received $ 25,000 from the Thaws after the culmination of the trials. To spite them, she then donated the money to 3906: 436:. He took a protective interest in the young Nesbit and provided her with letters of introduction to other legitimate artists, such as 3901: 866:; however some sources, including Nesbit's grandson, have speculated that she had been pregnant (perhaps by Barrymore) and had an 3896: 3871: 1729: 1101:

decried the newspapers' penchant for printing the "full disgusting particulars" of the trial proceedings. He conferred with the

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Aside from her relationship with Barrymore, Nesbit was involved with other men who vied for her attention. Among those were the

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compelled to reveal in all its hideousness every detail of her association with Stanford White after his crime against her."

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her daughter to White. Nesbit's brother Howard, who had come to regard White as a father figure, blamed her for his death.

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An interview was arranged for the aspiring performer with John C. Fisher, company manager of the wildly popular play

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Nesbit visited Thaw while he was confined to mental asylums. She toured Europe with a dance troupe, and her son,

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for Nesbit. When Thaw died in 1947, he bequeathed $ 10,000 to Nesbit from an estate valued at over $ 1 million.

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called The Evelyn Nesbit Specialty Food Shop, located in the West 50s in Manhattan, which may have doubled as a

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Thaw continued to pursue Nesbit for marriage, promising that following their union he would live the life of a "

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Marriage License Docket, No. 1196, Series F; Register of Wills; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; via FamilySearch.org.

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and put it on the wall of her bedroom, as the model for the face of Anne Shirley, the heroine of her book

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was now complete. Nesbit was desperate to escape the poverty which she and her family had long suffered.

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In early 1903, while at boarding school, Nesbit underwent emergency surgery. The official diagnosis was

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Nesbit's mother finally used letters of introduction given by Philadelphia artists, contacting painter

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to her repertoire. In 1939, while sharing the bill with strippers, the then-55-year-old Nesbit told a

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invariably touted her physical charms and potent stage presence; acting skills were rarely mentioned.

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American Eve: Evelyn Nesbit, Stanford White, the Birth of the 'It' Girl, and the Crime of the Century

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Thaw and Evelyn continued their travel through Europe, visiting sites devoted to the cult of virgin

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concluded he was "more of an artist than architect"; his work spoke of his "social dissolution".

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to Thaw while he was confined at Matteawan, although Thaw denied paternity throughout his life.

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published an editorial lambasting White, which prompted Davis to write a rebuttal published in

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Her grandson, Russell Thaw Jr., recounted a piece of family lore in a 2005 interview with the

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The Traitor: Being the Untampered with, Unrevised Account of the Trial and All That Led to It

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pieces, emphasizing sentiment and melodrama. They were less sympathetic to Nesbit than Thaw.

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Due to the unusual amount of publicity the case had garnered, the jurors were ordered to be

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excepting Thaw family members and the female news reporters there on "legitimate business".

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The Girl on the Velvet Swing: Sex, Murder, and Madness at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century

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dressmaking skills. Dependent on the charity of friends and relatives, the family lived as

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reporter: "I wish I were a strip-teaser. I wouldn't have to bother with so many clothes."

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Church groups lobbied to restrict the media coverage, asking the government to step in as

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comeback in the 1920s, first at Chicago's Moulin Rouge and later at his own Club Alabam.

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Looking for Anne of Green Gables: How Lucy Maud Montgomery Dreamed Up a Literary Classic

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Looking for Anne of Green Gables: The Story of L. M. Montgomery and her Literary Classic

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As a chorus girl on Broadway in 1901, at the age of 15 or 16, Nesbit was introduced to

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Elsewhere, Nesbit was featured on the covers of numerous women's magazines, including

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as he had expected; she was already used to attracting the attention of wealthy men.

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The Blackest Sheep: Dan Blanco, Evelyn Nesbit, Gene Harris and Chicago's Club Alabam

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In June 1900, Mrs. Nesbit, leaving her children in the care of others, relocated to

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Nesbit became one of the most in-demand artists' models in New York. Photographers

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was also critical: "He adorned many an American mansion with irrelevant plunder."

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White was hounded in death, excoriated as a man and questioned as an architect.

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Nesbit was the daughter of Winfield Scott Nesbit and his wife, Evelyn Florence (

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Front Page Girls: Women Journalists in American Culture and Fiction: 1880–1930

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Following Thaw's death in 1947, Nesbit left her home in New York to settle in

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White worked to separate the couple by arranging for Nesbit's enrollment at a

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to the U.S., but in 1915 was released from custody after being judged sane.

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With their financial prospects continuously dim, the Nesbit family moved to

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In the summer of 1955, Nesbit served as the technical adviser on the movie

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The Architect of Desire: Beauty and Danger in the Stanford White Family

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her over a two-week period. Afterward, he was apologetic and upbeat.

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The Unwritten Law: A Thrilling Drama Based on the Thaw-White Tragedy

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Evelyn Nesbit and Stanford White: Love and Death in the Gilded Age

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Evelyn Nesbit and Stanford White: Love and Death in the Gilded Age

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Nesbit wearing flower wreath headband, by Rudolph Eickemeyer, 1903

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Nesbit with her dance partner and second husband, Jack Clifford

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People from Harrison Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania

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In 1902 Nesbit portrayed Miss Always There in the musical

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Nesbit represents "The Queen of Hearts" on a playing card

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Lessard, Suzannah (White's great-granddaughter) (1996).

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to whom the book is dedicated as stated in its epigraph.

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ended, Nesbit sought out other roles. She won a part in

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about her life, published in 1914 and 1934. She died in

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Tragic Beauty: The Lost 1914 Memoirs of Evelyn Nesbit

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American model, chorus girl, and actress (1880s–1967)

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During the 1930s, Nesbit worked in Panama and added

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She also posed for calendars for 304:, where she appeared as an actress in numerous 284:The press called the resulting court case the " 3789:on July 17, 2011 – via Internet Archive. 3155:"Thaw to Visit Chicago Reconciliation Rumor". 2059:"A Turn-of-the-Century 'True Hollywood Story'" 774:became entranced with Nesbit's performance in 3393: 3060:"Evelyn Nesbit: The world's first supermodel" 2063:Timeless Stories from the Library of Congress 1754:(1981), in which Evelyn Nesbit was played by 3796:"American Experience: Murder of the Century" 2150:The Complete Book of 1900s Broadway Musicals 1673:, clipped a photograph of Nesbit's from the 270:(as an art genre) were beginning to expand. 3912:Burials at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City 2563: 1695:Laura Warholic; or, the Sexual Intellectual 1422:, where her son, Russell W. Thaw, lived in 980: 3770: 3698:. 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(April 21, 2012). 3026: 2886:Rasmussen, Cecilia (December 11, 2005). 2358:Rasmussen, Cecilia (December 11, 2005). 1466:Evelyn Nesbit died in a nursing home in 1337: 1218: 1023: 939: 815: 731: 723: 680: 585: 577: 574:Nesbit in 1901 (approximately at age 16) 569: 465: 442: 399: 368:and shared a single room in a series of 3887:American people of Scotch-Irish descent 3710: 3674: 3565: 3503: 2941: 2914: 2872: 2866: 2854: 2842: 2830: 2818: 2806: 2794: 2782: 2758: 2746: 2734: 2722: 2695: 2659: 2628: 2597: 2585: 2557: 2545: 2533: 2521: 2500: 2488: 2476: 2464: 2452: 2413: 2401: 2389: 2345: 2333: 2318: 2264: 2228: 2216: 2204: 2134: 2122: 2110: 2098: 2086: 2044: 2032: 2020: 2008: 1996: 1984: 1969: 1941: 1929: 1917: 1852: 1051:was released for public viewing at the 1047:. One week after the killing, the film 842:Nesbit eventually became involved with 440:, Herbert Morgan and Carle J. 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"Tommy Rot". 1890:Rayner, Richard (May 11, 2008). 1730:The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing 1648: 1633: 1618: 1603: 1440:The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing 761: 685:Photograph of Stanford White by 671: 262:". She began modeling when both 184: 157: 3902:20th-century American actresses 3431:Nigro, Don (December 2, 2010). 3400:. New York: St. Martin's Press. 3352: 3316: 3250: 3189: 3130: 3051: 3029:"Gallagher's and Evelyn Nesbit" 3020: 2980: 2947: 2634: 2603: 2570:"Thaw Murders Stanford White". 2506: 2419: 2351: 2270: 2140: 2050: 1154: 180: 149: 3897:American vaudeville performers 3872:American silent film actresses 3298:Los Angeles Times News Service 3033:Gotham Lost & Found (blog) 2431:Evelyn Nesbit v. Harry K. 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