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She was visiting the city as part of an American lecture tour that took her throughout the Northeast, the South, the Midwest, and California1 at a time when her Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, an account of life with Alice B. Toklas and their artistic salon in Paris, had just transformed her into a literary celebrity. Stein’s witty anecdotes about famous artists and writers like Picasso, Hemingway, and Gide had attracted scores of readers previously uninterested in her more experimental writin...g. She was, as her friend the photographer Carl Van Vechten warned her before she came to America, “on every tongue like Greta Garbo.”2 Gertrude Stein’s name did indeed light up New York City marquees when she first arrived, and across the country, in every town and city, she was greeted by crowds. Stein delivered her Narration lectures in the American city she and Toklas preferred above all the others: during these travels, they visited Chicago four times. In 1934, they attended the Chicago premiere of Four Saints in Three Acts, the opera Stein had written with Virgil Thomson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was visiting the city as part of an American lecture tour that took her throughout the Northeast, the South, the Midwest, and California1 at a time when her Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, an account of life with Alice B. Toklas and their artistic salon in Paris, had just transformed her into a literary celebrity. Stein’s witty anecdotes about famous artists and writers like Picasso, Hemingway, and Gide had attracted scores of readers previously uninterested in her more experimental writin...g. She was, as her friend the photographer Carl Van Vechten warned her before she came to America, “on every tongue like Greta Garbo.”2 Gertrude Stein’s name did indeed light up New York City marquees when she first arrived, and across the country, in every town and city, she was greeted by crowds. Stein delivered her Narration lectures in the American city she and Toklas preferred above all the others: during these travels, they visited Chicago four times. In 1934, they attended the Chicago premiere of Four Saints in Three Acts, the opera Stein had written with Virgil Thomson.
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