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Character actress, Marie Lohr, was born Marie Kaye Wouldes Lohr on Jul 28, 1890 in Sydney, Australia. Lohr appeared in over 45 film and television roles. Her best known films include Pygmalion (1938), A Town Like Alice (1956) and Went the Day Well? (1942). Lohr died at the age of 84 on Jan 21, 1975 in London, UK .

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Although many remember puffy-faced, Australian-born Marie Lohr for her dragons and dowagers, she was on stage at age four in her native Sydney, and became a regular on the London stage at age 11, eventually running up one of the longest lists of credits ever recorded in the British theatre. Film appearances were understandably spasmodic, but hers were always performances to be reckoned with and she was still in leading character roles well into her sixties. 

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Illustrated Dictionary of Film Character Actors).

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Began and ended her career as a stage actress with plays by George Bernard Shaw. At 18 she appeared at the invitation of Shaw in his play "Getting Married", which made her a star, and her last appearance was in the Shavian revival of "Man and Superman".

In 1918, with then-husband Anthony Prinsep, she took over the management of the Globe Theatre until their divorce in the late 20s.

Niece of actor Alfred Bishop.

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