Warfield

[ wawr-feeld ]

noun

1. David, 1866–1951, U.S. actor.

Example Sentences

Then to come to LA and do three nights of the Nuart Theater and then play The Warfield up in San Francisco.

From Washington Blade

Nelson Warfield on Perry: “He rose above the cat fight and laid a solid hit on Barack Obama for his defense cuts.”

From The Daily Beast

"Tony was against [the ad] from the get-go," Warfield wrote.

From The Daily Beast

While pretending to discuss music with Mrs. Warfield, Clifford watched the pair furtively.

From Project Gutenberg

"I will promise to stay as long as you are singing a tenor like an alpine horn," replied Mrs. Warfield, graciously.

From Project Gutenberg

A few rods west of the same house, on a narrow road leading towards Hagerstown, is the residence of Mr. Warfield.

From Project Gutenberg

"Of course you go to the High School next year," Mr. Warfield said a week or so before school closed.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Warfield had two or three in his collection, and the Sistine Madonna had gone to her heart.

From Project Gutenberg