ADELE BELGARDE: THEATRE ACTRESS WITH QUESTIONABLE TALENT

This cabinet card portrait captures Adele Belgarde, an actress of the theatre. On August 22, 1879, the New York Times critic reviewed her performance in “Julia” The critic clearly was not impressed when he wrote “there is so much she attempts that she cannot do, and possibly would never be able to do.”  The critic also writes that her acting “was not sufficiently good” or warrant much praise. More information about this feather clad actress will be sought. The photographer of this cabinet card is Myers located on Broadway in New York City.

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  1. Thomas P. Collins, Professor Emeritus of Theater's avatar

    Nice to see this portrait. In 1895-1896 Adele Belgarde toured with Thomas W. Keene, the famous Shakespearean tragedian, playing Lady Anne to his Richard III. She also played Marie to his Louis XI. I think


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