Triple Threat: The Story of a 1920s Broadway Star

There's a triple threat on Broadway's 1920s stage and it's Elizabeth Hines

Elizabeth Hines had a meteoric rise to stardom in the 1920s becoming George M. Cohan's leading lady in several of his most iconic musical comedies, including his longest-running Broadway production, Little Nellie Kelly.

This fictionalized biography, written by her granddaughter, follows Elizabeth's trajectory from adolescent ingenue to world-renowned star. During her career, she travels to Africa and Europe performing ...