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Maud Milton (1859–1945) was an English stage and screen actress. She was born in Gravesend, Kent the daughter of a Merchant Marine sea captain and educated at home. She was apprenticed to be a dancing-mistress however she made a career turn and was coached for the stage by actor John Ryder. She made her debut appearance on stage at a theatre called The Royal Aquarium April 15, 1876. She acted in many of the contemporary plays of the Victorian era as well as Shakespearean classics. She debuted and toured the U.S. in 1882–1883 though she work with Edwin Booth in 1880 while he was presenting Shakespeare in England. Other actors of note that she worked with were Wilson Barrett, Helena Modjeska, Frank Benson, John Martin-Harvey, Oscar Asche and H. B. Irving. In later years she would appear with

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rdfs:comment	Maud Milton (1859–1945) was an English stage and screen actress. She was born in Gravesend, Kent the daughter of a Merchant Marine sea captain and educated at home. She was apprenticed to be a dancing-mistress however she made a career turn and was coached for the stage by actor John Ryder. She made her debut appearance on stage at a theatre called The Royal Aquarium April 15, 1876. She acted in many of the contemporary plays of the Victorian era as well as Shakespearean classics. She debuted and toured the U.S. in 1882–1883 though she work with Edwin Booth in 1880 while he was presenting Shakespeare in England. Other actors of note that she worked with were Wilson Barrett, Helena Modjeska, Frank Benson, John Martin-Harvey, Oscar Asche and H. B. Irving. In later years she would appear with (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robert Taber (actor) Royal Aquarium 1859 births Edwin Booth England Gravesend, Kent Oscar Asche Frank Benson (actor) John Martin-Harvey 1945 deaths Wilson Barrett A Message from Mars (1921 film) Damaged Goods (1914 film) Actresses from Kent John Ryder (actor) Helena Modjeska English stage actresses People from Gravesend, Kent Herbert Beerbohm Tree Homeschooling Marie Tempest H. B. Irving Ryde, Isle of Wight
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