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Clara Torr

1868 – 1934

British music hall comedian

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About Clara Torr

Lived 1868 – 1934 (aged 65–66). Clara Torr was a British singer and music hall.

Clara Torr (1868–1934) was a British music hall comedian.

Biography

Torr was an English music hall comedian, soprano and dancer. She was the daughter of Sam Torr, a noted music hall entertainer, and Elizabeth Wood. Clara performed comic songs such as: "The Dear Old Stile" and "My Mother", which she also composed.

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Important facts

Born
1868, Nottingham
Birth century
Died
1934, Nottingham
Occupation

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Clara Torr?

British music hall comedian

When was Clara Torr born?

Clara Torr was born in 1868 in Nottingham.

When did Clara Torr die?

Clara Torr died in 1934 in Nottingham.

What was Clara Torr's occupation?

Clara Torr was a singer and music hall.

What nationality was Clara Torr?

Clara Torr was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Clara Torr

· Wikidata: Q18162854

· DBpedia: Clara Torr

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