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 : Laurette Taylor in Out There, war-themed play in New York, W


Laurette Taylor in Out There, war-themed play in New York, W

Miss Laurette Taylor (1883 - 1946), American actress born Loretta Helen Clooney, pictured appearing in various scenes in the play, "Out There, " written by her second husband John Hartley Manners, who had also penned, Peg O My Heart, the enormously successful play in which Taylor had starred in London. "Out There, " told the story of the war and the noble part women have played in it. Consequently, she is pictured as a nurse and taking on various cleaning jobs. The show ran at the Frolic Theatre, New York in 1917

Picture No
10700650
Media ID
46089111
Size
5300px x 3450px (2.5MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by White Studio in The Tatler, 30 May 1917
Date
1917

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