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Baum was born December 3, 1883, to Lyman Frank Baum and Maud Gage Baum, their first son, who was known in the household by the nickname "Bunny". Like his brothers, Robert Stanton, Harry Neal , and Kenneth Gage, he attended the Society for Ethical Culture Sunday school , which taught morality without religion, as the Baums considered religion a mature decision.
Comprar el libro 'Buscando a Dorothy'. «Nuestra Dorothy no es de carne y hueso. Está hecha de papel y lápiz, de palabras y frases. Pero tiene una cualidad que ningún niño de carne y hueso puede tener: jamás crecerá. Jamás envejecerá. Siempre estará con nosotros.»Hollywood, 1938.Cuando Maud Gage Baum, la viuda de L. Frank Baum, reconocido autor de El mago de Oz, se entera de que una ...
10 apr 2019 · by Barbara Bruins April 10, 2019. Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth Letts is a delightful, well-researched novel about Maud Gage Baum. The book follows the life of the wife of L. Frank Baum from her childhood to the premiere of The Wizard of Oz. Maud was very much an individual in her own right, not just the helpmate of the author of The Wonderful ...
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Maud Gage Baum (27 de marzo de 1861-6 de marzo de 1953) fue una escritora estadounidense, hija de la sufragista Matilda Joslyn Gage y esposa del autor L. Frank Baum. Jugó un papel importante en la distribución del libro El maravilloso mago de Oz y en la promoción de la película El mago de Oz de 1939.
26 mag 2015 · Baum’s views on the subject were influenced by his strong-willed wife, Maud, and mother-in-law, Matilda Gage, a leader in the women’s rights movement who had collaborated with Elizabeth Cady ...
