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Rowlands, Gaynor

Gaynor Rowlands ( English Gaynor Rowlands ; April 3, 1883 - July 18, 1906) - British singer , actress and dancer . In Wales, earned the nickname "Nightingale of Wales" (Eos Gwalia).

Gaynor Rowlands
Gaynor rowland
Date of BirthMarch 3, 1883 ( 1883-03-03 )
Place of BirthLondon england
Date of deathJuly 18, 1906 ( 1906-07-18 ) ( aged 23)
NationalityFlag of the Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Occupation
actress , singer , dancer

Biography

Born in London in a Welsh family. She began her career in the ballet of The Empire Theater, London under the pseudonym Miss Kathy Lanner, and played there until 1900 [1] . In the same year, she joined the choir of the Gaiety Theater, London under the direction of George Edwards and 1901-1902 traveled to India [2] , which brought her fame. At one time, she became the most recognizable actress from the number of " Funny girls " her images were replicated on countless postcards . She was featured in publications such as The Era , The Stage , Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News and The Play Pictorial , and in 1906 she played in the scenes of the musical comedy The Funny Chicken ( Eng. The Spring Chicken ) [3] [4] .

She died of a heart attack at the age of 23 years after an operation to remove appendicitis . She was buried in the cemetery in Finchley , in north London .

Poet and prose writer Gilbert Frankau called his friendship with Rowlands Platonic and described it in his book Self Portrait: A novel from his own life ( Eng. Self Portrait: A Novel of His Own Life ) [5] .

 
Gaynor Rowlands as Salome

Theatrical work

  • Toreador : The Gaiety Theater 1903
  • My Lady Molly (Hester): Terry's Theater 1903-4
  • Doll (Henry): The Prince of Wales Theater 1904
  • Orchid (Zely Rumbert): The Gaiety Theater 1904
  • Jolly Chicken (Sylvanas): The Gaiety Theater 1905

Notes

  1. ↑ Gaynor Rowland Information
  2. ↑ The Strand Magazine, Volume 32
  3. ↑ Biography.
  4. ↑ The Sketch: A Journal of Art and Actuality, Volume 55
  5. ↑ Gilbert Frankau (1940) Self Portrait: A Novel of His Own Life . Publisher: Hutchinson & Co. ASIN : B001240VXO.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rowlands_Gaynor&oldid=84796789


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