Marie Studholme was another Edwardian stage beauty who appeared in musical comedies and was also on the stage of music-halls.
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Lottie, Marie and other women must have been very strong individuals. Good looks would take a woman only so far... then she had to rely on talent and confidence to stand up on stage and perform in public, like that.
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