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Olive May, actress and Gaiety Girl (1886-1947), formal studio portrait on boudoir chair. Olive Mary Meatyard married into the peerage twice, to Lord Victor Paget in 1913, then following their divorce, to the 10th Earl of Drogheda in 1922
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Olive May, actress and Gaiety Girl (1886-1947), formal studio portrait on boudoir chair. Olive Mary Meatyard married into the peerage twice, to Lord Victor Paget in 1913, then following their divorce, to the 10th Earl of Drogheda in 1922
Olive May, actress and Gaiety Girl (1886-1947), formal studio portrait on boudoir chair. Olive Mary Meatyard married into the peerage twice, to Lord Victor Paget in 1913, then following their divorce, to the 10th Earl of Drogheda in 1922. Date: 1910
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This elegant formal studio portrait captures the allure and charisma of Olive May, an actress and Gaiety Girl of the early 20th century. Dressed in a flowing, high-necked gown with intricate beading and lace detailing, Olive sits gracefully on a plush boudoir chair, her hands delicately folded in her lap. The soft lighting and rich colors of the photograph evoke a sense of glamour and sophistication, fitting for an actress of the theatre and theatrical world of the 1910s. Olive Mary Meatyard's life was as captivating as her on-stage performances. Born in 1886, she married into the peerage twice, first to Lord Victor Paget in 1913, and later to the 10th Earl of Drogheda in 1922. Her marriages added to her already intriguing persona, making her a figure of interest both on and off the stage. The photograph, taken in 1910, showcases Olive's timeless beauty and the classic elegance of the era. With her piercing gaze and expressive features, she exudes an air of mystery and allure, drawing the viewer in and leaving them captivated by her presence. This formal studio portrait on a boudoir chair is a testament to Olive's enduring charm and the captivating world of the Gaiety Girls during the early 20th century.
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