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| − | (b. **/**/1879? – d. **/**/****) British actress. Though she originally acted under the name of Edith Morley, which was her father’s family name, Edith Cartwright was the daughter of Victorian actor Charles Cartwright (1855-1915) and accompanied her father on a number of theatrical tours, including extensive ones to Australia and New Zealand, on which she played Esmeralda to his Quasimodo in an adaptation of ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', and to North America as a member of the Ellis Jeffrey company. In South Africa she acted in the film version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s [[The Vulture’s Prey]] ([[Dick Cruikshanks]] & [[William Bowden]]/1922) in the role of Margaret Harker (alias Sonia Perovski). In 1922 an Edith Morley appeared in a British film entitled ''No. 7 Brick Row'', directed by Fred W. Durrant, and this might be her as well. (FO) | + | (b. **/**/1879? – d. **/**/****) British actress. Though she originally acted under the name of Edith Morley, which was her father’s family name, Edith Cartwright was the daughter of Victorian actor Charles Cartwright (1855-1915) and accompanied her father on a number of theatrical tours, including extensive ones to Australia and New Zealand, on which she played Esmeralda to his Quasimodo in an adaptation of ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', and to North America as a member of the Ellis Jeffrey company. Of her appearance in ''The Concert'' the New York Tribune said:"... the first and most attractive is Miss Edith Cartwright, a daughter of Charles Cartwright. This young lady looks, moves and speaks so well that she will be more than welcome when she has more to do.” In South Africa she acted in the film version of [[H. De Vere Stacpoole]]’s [[The Vulture’s Prey]] ([[Dick Cruikshanks]] & [[William Bowden]]/1922) in the role of Margaret Harker (alias Sonia Perovski). In 1922 an Edith Morley appeared in a British film entitled ''No. 7 Brick Row'', directed by Fred W. Durrant, and this might be her as well. (FO) |
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(b. **/**/1879? – d. **/**/****) British actress. Though she originally acted under the name of Edith Morley, which was her father’s family name, Edith Cartwright was the daughter of Victorian actor Charles Cartwright (1855-1915) and accompanied her father on a number of theatrical tours, including extensive ones to Australia and New Zealand, on which she played Esmeralda to his Quasimodo in an adaptation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and to North America as a member of the Ellis Jeffrey company. Of her appearance in The Concert the New York Tribune said:"... the first and most attractive is Miss Edith Cartwright, a daughter of Charles Cartwright. This young lady looks, moves and speaks so well that she will be more than welcome when she has more to do.” In South Africa she acted in the film version of H. De Vere Stacpoole’s The Vulture’s Prey (Dick Cruikshanks & William Bowden/1922) in the role of Margaret Harker (alias Sonia Perovski). In 1922 an Edith Morley appeared in a British film entitled No. 7 Brick Row, directed by Fred W. Durrant, and this might be her as well. (FO)
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New York Tribune, 5 October 1910
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