Brice

• “Sam Brice is a former pro football player who's returned to his small hometown (this is a bit like Deadly Welcome, come to think of it) in disgrace, though of course he's actually a noble knight in slightly tarnished armor.”

  Archive 2007-12-30

• “Then you believe," the district attorney said at the end, – "you believe, Mr. Howell, that Jennie Brice is living?”

  The Case of Jennie Brice

• “You – do you think Jennie Brice is dead, and that Mr. Howell knows – who did it?”

  The Case of Jennie Brice

• “Carleen Brice is the author of the novels Orange Mint and Honey and Children of the Waters as well as the nonfiction books Lead Me Home: An African American's Guide Through the Grief Journey and Walk Tall: Affirmations for People of Color.”

  Author-friends, Meet Carleen Brice

• “Brooks Atkinson, longtime drama critic of the New York Times, called Brice "a burlesque comic of the rarest vintage" and acknowledged her achievement in comedy, a field men had previously dominated.”

  Jewish Women in Comedy - Fanny Brice

• “Brooks Atkinson, longtime drama critic of the New York Times, called Brice “a burlesque comic of the rarest vintage” and acknowledged her achievement in comedy, a field men had previously dominated.”

  Fanny Brice.

• “The lawyer who drew up his will on more than one occasion was a man called Brice -- like his client, eminently respectable.”

  Birds of Prey

• “Brice," said the General, returning his salute, "been celebrating this glorious Fourth with some of our Rebel friends?”

  The Crisis — Volume 07

• “Brice," she appealed, after a moment, "do you think I had been saying anything to set him against her?”

  The Story of a Play A Novel

• “The problems along Rt. 23 are similar to what Columbus police routinely see in heavily traveled commercial areas, such as Brice and Sawmill roads.”

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