New York Times, Sept. 9. 1942, pg. 9
Washington Post, March 22, 1943, pg. 16
Washington Post, Sept. 19, 1944, pg. 6
New York Times, March 1, 1945, pg. 37
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Clark Getts (1893– )
- owner of Clark H. Getts, Inc., a “lecture and radio production bureau” who organized a lecture series for Mme. Pandit in 1945 as she made her way from New York City to San Francisco
- In her memoir, Pandit describes Getts as “an amazing little man” who expected her to be bedazzled in colorful saris and jewels (The Scope of Happiness, 192)
- “Clark was intelligent, sophisticated, and creative. His many interests included art, literature, current events, and history. Although his company was a small one, her was highly respected in the field” (Imperato, They Married Adventure: The Wandering Lives of Martin & Osa Johnson, 194).
Primary Sources
Papers, 1932-1980. American Heritage Center, The University of Wyoming.
Getts' introduction to Pandit lecture series
Pandit lecture tour program