The score of "Tahiti," about a prosperous, unhappily married suburban couple, had co-opted pop song structures to create an uneasy mix of exuberance and melancholy, grounded in American sounds but with the lyrical impulse of 19th-century opera.
On the page she despises her one successful child, but the subtext is that prosperous, happily married Charlotte has grown beyond her, while Natasha, the incontinent smackhead, will forever be trapped with her in the intimacy of baby-talk.
By Augusta Farnham and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 27 , 1940 P. 9A prosperous broker married a young woman who gave up her career as a Hollywood extra girl to make a home for him.
Here was Bernstein, who in earlier life was Mr. Broadway ("Wonderful Town" and "West Side Story"), striving to write a stylistically eclectic yet full-fledged opera, an epic family drama about a prosperous, unhappily married suburban couple and what happens to them and their two troubled children over 30 years.
On 9 October 1906, now settled into a prosperous living, Davidson married Molly Saurin.
Not surprisingly, the richest Americans were concentrated in the South, which, in turn, attracted many Northern college graduates and ministers, who often married into prosperous Southern families.
Born in 1902 to a well-connected but not dazzlingly wealthy family, Roberta Brooke Russell married a prosperous Princeton graduate named John Dryden Kuser (he later became a New Jersey state senator) when she was 17.
We discovered that he married a prosperous farmer's daughter from Moy and became a successful businessman making and selling oil-cloth and tarpaulin to ship-builders in Belfast.
Written when Mr. Rodrigues was 28 and eking out a living as a newspaper reporter, "The Woman Without Sin" is a psychological study of Olegario, an arrogant and prosperous businessman who is married to the much younger Lidia and confined to a wheelchair.
The franchise grew to 18 studios, and Doris Eaton married Paul Travis, a prosperous businessman and one of her students.
