Blanche, Ada (1862–1953)
Blanche, Ada (1862–1953)
English actress and music-hall star. Born July 16, 1862, in London, England; died Jan 1, 1953.
Made London stage debut as Dandini in Cinderella (1878); other plays include The Vicar of Wakefield, Miss Esmeralda, Little Bo-Peep, A Royal Star, The Medal and the Maid, The Arcadians and The Rebel Maid; toured with The Telephone Girl (1897–1900), and with Robert Courtneidge (1903–05).
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Born in England.
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Home—London, England.
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Illustrator and writer.
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