The play lasted for three performances at the Booth Theatre at 222 W. 45th St., New York, NY. The Courier News of Bridgewater, New Jersey, in an article published in 1947, that The article also pointed out the performance of Mrs. Tait's play in Hollywood. A new Spanish-American musical debuted in July 1956 - . Aimee Torriani and Bernice Vert penned the show's book with songs created by Paine Fenimore. All Australian and American media coverage ended after announcing the opening of . Her stage appearances had ceased gathering national or local media coverage. Bernice would continue to coach acting and other local projects until her death. Marriage When Bernice was 27, she married 29-year-old novelist James Warner Bellah Jr. It was Bernice's first marriage and Bellah's second. The marriage ceremony occurred on Saturday, May 12, 1928, in Fulham, England. Documentation supports this English marriage and is consistent with James Bellah's world travels. The name on the English marriage document is Bernice E Vert. The 1930 census states the couple were living in Easton, Maryland. They would have one son, born in 1931. James Bellah II would inherit his father's propensity for writing and soldiering. Starting in 1928, James Bellah completed six novels while married to Bernice, including in 1932. The novel was the basis of the Musical Dancing Lady starring Joan Crawford And Clark Gable. The movie was directed by Robert Z. Leonard and released on November 24, 1933. Two years after their son was born, James and Bernice were divorced and Bellah had married Gruzilla Taylor Deshon on May 1, 1933. In August 1935, Bernice Bellah departed New York bound for London, arriving on August 18, 1935. She was alone but claimed she was married on the manifest. In February 1936, Bernice Bellah returned to America, arriving in New York on February 28, 1936. The manifest lists her as 36, married to James W Bellah, and living in Fairfield. Her father died in March 1936. Bernice Vert's second and final marriage was to Andrew Tait, performed in 1942. The couple settled in Plainfield, New Jersey. She would remain in New Jersey until her death in 1972. Deaths Bernice Tait (Vert) died on March 13, 1972, in Westfield, New Jersey. She was 71 when she died. Her sister, Adrienne Elizabeth, died in South Wales, Australia, on March 4, 1970. She was 74 when she died. Her first husband, James