Javascript must be enabled to continue!
John Latouche and His Family
View through CrossRef
This chapter discusses Latouche’s background growing up in Richmond, Virginia. It includes brief discussion of such leading local artistic figures of the time as James Branch Cabell, Ellen Glasgow, and John Powell, all of whom played some role, even if indirectly, in his life. This chapter also explores Latouche’s deception regarding basic facts about his life and background, including his age and his Jewish roots on his mother’s side. This chapter also covers his parents’ marriage and divorce, and his relationship with his mother, brother, and other family members. Some consideration is given to Richmond’s Jewish community, and Latouche’s religious affiliation and spiritual interests.
Title: John Latouche and His Family
Description:
This chapter discusses Latouche’s background growing up in Richmond, Virginia.
It includes brief discussion of such leading local artistic figures of the time as James Branch Cabell, Ellen Glasgow, and John Powell, all of whom played some role, even if indirectly, in his life.
This chapter also explores Latouche’s deception regarding basic facts about his life and background, including his age and his Jewish roots on his mother’s side.
This chapter also covers his parents’ marriage and divorce, and his relationship with his mother, brother, and other family members.
Some consideration is given to Richmond’s Jewish community, and Latouche’s religious affiliation and spiritual interests.
Related Results
The Ballad of John Latouche
The Ballad of John Latouche
Born into a poor Virginian family, John Treville Latouche (1914–1956), in his short life, made a profound mark on America’s musical theater as a lyricist and librettist. The wit an...
Shakespeare's Family
Shakespeare's Family
While many things about Shakespeare's life are unknown, certainly, like everyone else, he had a family. This book gathers into a single source as much information as possible conce...
New Friends
New Friends
The success of Ballad for Americans allowed Latouche to move into nice quarters in Greenwich Village and marry Theodora Griffis. During this period, that is, the early 1940s, his n...
Banjo Eyes
Banjo Eyes
During the period 1940–41, Latouche became involved with the Kurt Kasznar revue Crazy with the Heat, the Ice-Capades of 1941, and other lesser efforts. However, his largest achieve...
The Ballad of Baby Doe
The Ballad of Baby Doe
The libretto to the opera The Ballad of Baby Doe, with music by Douglas Moore, was Latouche’s crowning achievement. A dramatization of the true love triangle involving the nineteen...
Ballet Ballads
Ballet Ballads
One of Latouche’s most significant achievements, Ballet Ballads premiered off-Broadway in 1948, and then moved to Broadway. The work, at least in its entirety, consisted of four da...
Family and Family Law
Family and Family Law
Much contemporary writing on ‘family’ and ’family law’ cites extensive changes to the family as evidence that the very concept of the ‘family’ is redundant, or that the family has ...
Family Life and Family Policies in Europe
Family Life and Family Policies in Europe
Abstract
Volume 2 of Family Life and Family Policies in Europe is a comparative study of family change in Europe and its dependency on social policy regimes. The ...

