Ethel Lavenu - Stage Appearances

Stage Appearances

  • The Duke's Motto (with Kate Terry, sister of Ellen Terry), January, 1863, Theatre Royal Lyceum.
  • A Day After The Fair, March, 1864, Royal Lyceum Theatre.
  • Bel Demonio, March, 1864 with Kate Terry, Royal Lyceum Theatre.
  • Nursey Chickweed, December, 1865, Royal Lyceum Theatre.
  • The Master of Ravenswood, May, 1866, Royal Lyceum Theatre.
  • The Corsican Brothers, June, 1866, Royal Lyceum Theatre.
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Name Lavenu, Ethel
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Date of birth 1842
Place of birth Chelsea, London
Date of death August 14, 1917
Place of death Middlesex, England

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