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Tatler cover - Lily Elsie
Front cover of The Tatler featuring Mrs Ian Bullough, aka the actress Lily Elsie, who was making a temporary reappearance on stage in 1915 starring opposite Sir Herbert Tree in a light hearted comedy by Louis N. Parker at His Majestys Theatre. She was devoting her salary to the Fund for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. Date: 1915
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This cover of The Tatler magazine, dated 1915, showcases the enchanting actress Lily Elsie, who graced the stage once more during the tumultuous period of the First World War. Known professionally as Mrs. Ian Bullough, Elsie's temporary return to acting came as she starred opposite the esteemed Sir Herbert Tree in a light-hearted comedy titled "The New Way," penned by Louis N. Parker at His Majesty's Theatre. Amidst the chaos and hardships of the war, Elsie chose to dedicate her earnings to the Fund for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to those in need. The image captures the beauty and resilience of Elsie, who donned an elegant gown and a radiant smile, embodying the spirit of hope and determination that swept through the nation during this trying time. As the world was consumed by the horrors of the Great War, the entertainment industry continued to play a vital role in providing solace and distraction for the public. The cover of The Tatler serves as a poignant reminder of the power of art and the generosity of those in the spotlight, who used their influence to make a difference in their communities. This evocative portrait of Lily Elsie, taken during her wartime performance, remains a testament to the indomitable human spirit and the enduring allure of live theatre. With her captivating presence and unwavering dedication, Elsie left an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of her audience, both on and off the stage.
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