Wallace Simpson and the Prince of Wales

The transcript details the life and influence of Wallace Simpson, an American woman who became romantically involved with the Prince of Wales. Born in Baltimore, Wallace was known for her charisma and ability to captivate those around her. Her relationship with the Prince evolved from friendship to romance, facilitated by her friend Thelma. Despite public scrutiny and rumors, Wallace maintained a significant presence in high society, often seen with influential figures like Emerald Cunard. Her relationship with the Prince was both controversial and captivating, drawing attention from the public and media.

What was Wallace Simpson's maiden name?

• Anne Warfield

• Margaret Wallace

• Elizabeth Wallace

• Bessie Wallace Warfield

Where did Wallace and her husband set up their home in London?

• Chelsea

• Kensington

• Bryston Court

• Mayfair

Who encouraged Wallace's friendship with the Prince of Wales?

• Bessie Warfield

• Emerald Cunard

• Ernest Simpson

• Thelma Fess

What was one of Wallace's notable social skills?

• Playing the piano

• Dancing

• Public speaking

• Powerful eye contact

How did Wallace's role change in her relationship with the Prince?

• From rival to ally

• From assistant to confidante

• From chaperone to mistress

• From friend to advisor

What did Thelma Fess ask Wallace to do while she was in New York?

• Write a letter

• Look after the Prince

• Host a party

• Manage her finances

What was the reaction of Thelma Fess upon her return from New York?

• She was pleased with Wallace

• She noticed a change between Wallace and the Prince

• She was indifferent

• She was angry with Wallace

How did Wallace treat Edward, according to the transcript?

• Like a small boy needing direction

• Like a distant relative

• Like a business partner

• Like a king

Who was one of Wallace's notable supporters?

• Bessie Warfield

• Thelma Fess

• Emerald Cunard

• Ernest Simpson

What event publicly revealed Wallace and the Prince's relationship?

• A royal ball

• A public speech

• A performance at Covent Garden

• A dinner party