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| − | (b. **/**/**** - d. **/**/****). Actress. In January 1919, [[S.A. Pictorial]] announced that the actresses to play the parts of the two rival queens in [[H. Lisle Lucoque]]'s film version of [[Allan Quatermain]] had been selected. [[Mabel May]], the wife of [[I.W. Schlesinger]], was to play Nyleptha, the Fair Queen, and the then unknown | + | (b. **/**/**** - d. **/**/****). Actress. In January 1919, [[S.A. Pictorial]] announced that the actresses to play the parts of the two rival queens in [[H. Lisle Lucoque]]'s film version of [[Allan Quatermain]] had been selected. [[Mabel May]], the wife of [[I.W. Schlesinger]], was to play Nyleptha, the Fair Queen, and the then unknown Elise Hamilton was to be Sorais, the Dark Queen. That same year she was also cast in the role of the tragic Isabel Clayton in [[Joseph Albrecht]]'s [[Isban]], based on the novel by [[George H. Cossins]]. In addition she appeared in at least two plays, namely [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] (1919) at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] (with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] in the cast) and [[Thumbs Up!]] (1920) at the [[Empire Palace]]. (FO) |
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Revision as of 07:33, 3 August 2014
(b. **/**/**** - d. **/**/****). Actress. In January 1919, S.A. Pictorial announced that the actresses to play the parts of the two rival queens in H. Lisle Lucoque's film version of Allan Quatermain had been selected. Mabel May, the wife of I.W. Schlesinger, was to play Nyleptha, the Fair Queen, and the then unknown Elise Hamilton was to be Sorais, the Dark Queen. That same year she was also cast in the role of the tragic Isabel Clayton in Joseph Albrecht's Isban, based on the novel by George H. Cossins. In addition she appeared in at least two plays, namely Palace, Bedroom and Bath (1919) at His Majesty's Theatre (with Edith Cartwright, Hilda Attenboro, Florence Roberts and Harcourt Collett in the cast) and Thumbs Up! (1920) at the Empire Palace. (FO)
Sources
Stage & Cinema, 4 January 1919
Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
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