Mollie Collection

Travellers
An illustration showing a travelling group of characters, including a driver of a horse drawn caravan, a man smoking a pipe, a couple happily trailing behind and two dogs. Date: circa 1915

Miss Mollie Dangar
A portrait pencil drawing of Mary Beatrice Dangar, or Miss Mollie Dangar, the later wife of A. Denis Wigram Allen, an Australian solicitor and aviator

Dollies: Mollie (colour litho)
6027912 Dollies: Mollie (colour litho) by Cobb, Ruth (1878-1950); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mollie. Illustration for More Dollies)

Girl using a knitting machine (colour litho)
6030793 Girl using a knitting machine (colour litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Girl using a knitting machine)

Actress Molly Sugden seen here all awash on Eastbourne beach. 26 September 1978 Watscan - - 02/07/2009

Broadway and silent movie actress Mollie King
Date: 1918

Mollie Fancher(1848-1910), known as the Brooklyn Enigma for, amongst other phenomena, her perceived ability to fast for long periods on time

Womens cricket tour, 1935
English women cricketers touring Australia in 1935. The bottom right picture shows the England captain, Miss Betty Archdale adjusting her shin pads during practice

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Meet Mollie, the intrepid traveller and multitalented artist. From captivating audiences on Broadway and the silent screen as Mollie King, to mastering the knitting machine in colorful lithographs as "Mollie Dollies," this versatile woman's creativity knew no bounds. But when she wasn't creating art or acting, Mollie could be found sunbathing on Eastbourne beach or leading her team on the cricket field during the Women's Tour of 1935. A true renaissance woman, Mollie Fancher's spirit and talents continue to inspire us today.