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MARIE TEMPEST (1866– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 591 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MARIE
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TEMPEST (1866– )  , the
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stage name of the
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English actress, nee
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Marie Susan Etherington, who in 1898 ma-ried Cosmo
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Gordon-
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Lennox (" Cosmo
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Stuart "), a
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grandson of the 5th
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duke of
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Richmond, and himself an actor and playwright . She had a charming
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soprano
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voice and was educated for the operatic and
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concert stage, but at first appeared in
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light comic
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opera, in which she became very popular . Abandoning
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music, however, for the
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comedy stage, she made an even greater success as an actress, notably in Becky
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Sharp (1901); and under her own management in later years she produced a
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succession of
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modern comedies, in which her capacity for rivalling in
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London the triumphs of
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Rejane in
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Paris was conspicuously displayed .

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