12015-04-05T20:11:34-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d048948628media2015-04-29T12:51:57-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489In comparison to some of her contemporaries, like Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, and Audrey Hepburn, Bacall's screen presence was not particularly prolific. Her emergence in the public eye occurred on the cusp of major sociocultural and economic shifts in the United States that were reflected in the entertainment industry. After Bacall's high-profile marriage to top actor Humphrey Bogart, she allowed her work to take a backseat to her private life, and her minimal professional visibility during this time hindered her ability to maintain a viable career after Bogart's death in 1957. Bacall instead found steady employment on Broadway stage through the 1960s and 1970s, winning a Tony Award along the way for her starring performance in Applause (1970).
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12015-04-27T10:27:21-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489Owning the Image I: Chasing New Screen Identities4text2015-04-29T11:26:29-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489
12015-04-29T12:16:47-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489Owning the Image II: Politics and Cultural Clout2par2015-04-29T12:17:43-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489
12015-04-20T11:16:24-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489Image in the Immediate Aftermath of Celebrity Death3text2015-04-20T21:41:42-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489
12015-04-20T11:21:47-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489Status of Publicity in 19651media2015-04-20T11:21:47-07:00Sara Bakerman3832745c7a2815ee1741d590f5fd18d06e2d0489