The Anglo-Texan Society 1953-1979: A Cross-Cultural Alliance

The Anglo-Texan Society was founded by novelist Graham Greene and film producer John Sutro in 1953. The society, though clearly the whim of two tipsy travelers, attracted distinguished, public-spirited, convivial and upper-class Britains.

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Published in:Southwestern historical quarterly 1997-10, Vol.101 (2), p.214-238
Main Author: George, Mary Carolyn Hollers
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Architectural design
Cultural relations
Friendship
Governors
Greene, Graham (author)
High rise buildings
Historical markers
History
Home gardens
Houses
Navies
Organizations
Petroleum
Sutro, John
United States history
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Summary:The Anglo-Texan Society was founded by novelist Graham Greene and film producer John Sutro in 1953. The society, though clearly the whim of two tipsy travelers, attracted distinguished, public-spirited, convivial and upper-class Britains.
ISSN:0038-478X
1558-9560