Career Marie Studholme

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studholme c. 1900


after that, played series of roles edwardes in london , on tour. understudied letty lind daisy vane in artist s model, taking on role , recreating in new york production in 1895. in 1897 toured united states edwardes gaiety company. appeared on broadway in revival of in town in 1897. studholme succeeded marie tempest in 1899 in title role of san toy on tour in british provinces. in 1900 took on role of nora violet lloyd in messenger boy @ gaiety theatre, london, enjoyed great success wartime song hit, when boys come home once more .


in 1901, created role of dora selby in london production of toreador. created role of cicely marchmont in school girl in 1903. in 1904, played josephine zaccary in orchard, part two, in london , title role in revival of geisha. @ prince s theatre, in bristol, appeared in san toy in 1903–1904 , in lady madcap in 1905–1906. petite studholme played juvenile roles, example title role in alice in wonderland in west end revival in 1906. in 1906-1907 in southampton, appeared in darling. again took title role in 1906-07 revival of lady madcap , played joy blossom in darling (1907). starred in title role in miss hook of holland on long provincial tour 1907 1910. played paulette in mimosa maid. studholme toured in south africa during 1910 1911.


by 1913, studholme appearing in music hall comedy sketches, including 1 entitled ladyship , @ wood green empire in london, , touring in variety shows. had great success , popularity in british provinces, , returned triumphantly bradford perform @ opening of town s alhambra music-hall in 1914. studholme retired stage in 1915.








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