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Person    | Female  Born 10/9/1872  Died 10/3/1930

Marie Studholme

Categories: Music / songs, Theatre

Marie Studholme

Actress and singer. Born Caroline Maria Lupton in Eccleshill, Bradford. She made her theatrical debut in 1891 in the chorus of the operetta 'La Cigalle'. She graduated to small roles and eventually took the lead in shows such as 'The Toreador' and 'Miss Hook of Holland'. Died at her home, Croftway, 298 Finchley Road, Hampstead,

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Marie Studholme (1872 - 1930) actress & singer lived here. The Music Hall...

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