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Bildnis der Schauspielerin Margaret Hughes im Halbprofil Robert Williams nach Sir Peter Lely, ca. 1670 Schabkunst auf Papier, H 335 mm, B 246 mm (Plattenrand) Kurpfälzisches Museum Heidelberg, Inv.-Nr. S 10968 Neuerworben: Mezzotinto-Porträt der Schauspielerin Margaret Hughes Nummer 466 Kunstwerk des Monats Januar 2024
Margaret Hughes played an extremely vital role in the progress of women in theater. It was her beautiful performance in Othello that gave women their right place. She set the stage, in England, for women to have careers in acting. Thanks to Ms. Hughes for all her wonderful contributions to the world of theater.
Councillor Margaret Hughes. 378 likes. Cllr Margaret Hughes Promoted by Margaret Hughes c/o Civic Centre Motherwell ML1 1AB
HUGHES, (ROBERTS), MARGARET ('Leila Megáne'; 1891-1960), singer. Born in Bethesda, Caernarfonshire, 5 April 1891, one of the ten children of Thomas Jones, a member of the Caernarfonshire police force, and Jane Phillip (née Owen) his wife. In 1894 the family moved to Pwllheli but her mother died when she was 7 years old.
Margaret Ann Hughes, a longtime resident of the Town of Cortlandt, passed away at her home Saturday morning, January 13th, after a long illness. A retired real estate agent, Margaret Ann was also a past president of the Peekskill Garden Club. Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, she worked as a clerk for the town’s Planning Board and Zoning Board. Margaret Ann loved home decorating, gardening ...
9 de jan. de 2024 · Margaret Hughes, better known for playing Desdemona in Shakespeare's tragedy Othello, isn't your average theatre actress. Growing into a true celebrity during her lifetime and living an existence between arts and scandals, Margaret “Peg” Hughes made history as the first stage actress ever.
