About Evelyn D'Alroy
Lived 1881 – 1915 (aged 33–34). Evelyn D'Alroy was an actor.
Evelyn D'Alroy (1882–1915; and made her London debut as the Duchesse de Longueville in a period piece, The Bond of Ninon by Clotilde Graves, at the Savoy Theatre in April 1906. She then joined the Lewis Waller Players and regularly worked at London's Lyric Theatre.
In September 1909 she was taken on by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree at Her Majesty's Theatre. Portraits of Evelyn in various theatrical productions are held by the National Portrait Gallery.
In April 1915 while on tour she was taken ill suddenly in Sheffield with appendicitis. She was operated on at the hospital, and her appendix removed, and taken to a nursing home to recover, but died three days later of pneumonia with her husband—theatre critic Thomas Malcolm Watson—at her side.
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Who was Evelyn D'Alroy?
English actress
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Evelyn D'Alroy was born in 1881.
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Evelyn D'Alroy died in 1915.
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Evelyn D'Alroy was an actor.
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