Neilson, Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Neilson, Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Neilson, Lilian Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Neilson, Lilian Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Neilson, Miss, 1848-1880
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Lee, Adelaide Neilson, 1848-1880
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Brown, Elizabeth, 1848-1880
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Brown, Elizabeth, 1848-1880
Lee, Elizabeth Brown, 1848-1880
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Lee, Elizabeth Brown, 1848-1880
Brown, Lizzie, 1848-1880
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Brown, Lizzie, 1848-1880
Lessont, Lilian Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Lessont, Lilian Adelaide, 1848-1880
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Adelaide Neilson was an English Shakespearean actress.
Adelaide Neilson, on of the most popular and successful 19th century actresses was born in or near Leeds, Yorkshire, England.
She was born out of wedlock and never knew her father. Her mother married a Mr. Bland and the family settled in Guiseley. The young Lizzie Ann (Miss Neilson's real name) worked in a mill and then as a nurse girl. She was probably seventeen when she made her way to London where she subsequently began her acting career. Her first appearance was in 1865 at the Margate Theatre. From 1870 on "she was a reigning actress of the English stage" and was popular in America as well. She is best remembered for her portrayal of Juliet in Shakespeare's ROMEO AND JULIET. She married Philip Henry Lee in 1864. This ended in divorce. She died quite suddenly in Paris in 1880.
Adelaide Neilson, one of the most popular and successful nineteenth century actresses, was born in 1848 in or near Leeds, Yorkshire, England. She was born out of wedlock and never knew her father. Her mother married a Mr. Bland and the family settled in Guiseley. The young Lizzie Ann (Miss Neilson's real name) worked in a mill and then as a nurse girl. She was about seventeen when she made her way to London where she subsequently began her acting career. Her first appearance was in 1865 at the Margate Theatre. From 1870 until her death in 1880 "she was a reigning actress of the English stage" and was popular in America as well. She is best remembered for her portrayal of Juliet.
Her marriage to Philip Henry Lee in 1864 ended in divorce. She died quite suddenly in 1880.
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