Talk:Rose Coghlan

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Mora - Rose Coghlan (1853-1932) - 707 Broadway

Rose Coghlan, an Irish actress, eventually managed her own theater company. She arrived in the U.S. in 1871 and performed with the Wallack Company until it disbanded in 1888. Coghlan later appeared in three silent films. The actress poses for Mora Studio's.Coghlan was well known as Countess Zicka in "Diplomacy" and Stephanie in "Forget-me-not." She performed with the Wallack Company until it disbanded in 1888. Coghlan later appeared in three silent films: "Hot Saturday" (1932), "Jennie Gerhardt" (1933), and "Finishing School" (1934). Rose Coghlan ( b. Mar 18, 1851 ENGLAND - d. Apr 2, 1932 Harrison, NY, USA ) Female Performer, Producer Relations:

Aunt of Charles F Coghlan (actor)
Sister of Charles Francis Coghlan

Productions Dates of Production

Deburau [Original, Play, Comedy, Tragedy]. Performer: Rose Coghlan [Madame Rabouin] Dec 23, 1920 - Jun 1921
The Whirlwind [Revival, Play, Melodrama]. Performer: Rose Coghlan [Mrs. Forest] Dec 23, 1919 - Feb 1920
Pretty Soft [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan May 5, 1919 - May 1919
The Lady of the Camellias [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Dec 24, 1917 - Feb 1918
Our Betters [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Mar 12, 1917 - Jun 1917
Trilby [Revival, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Apr 3, 1915 - Jun 1915
Fine Feathers [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Jan 7, 1913 - Mar 1913
Vanity Fair [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Jan 7, 1911 - [unknown]
The Winter's Tale [Revival, Play, Comedy]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Mar 28, 1910 - [unknown]
The School for Scandal [Revival, Play, Comedy]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Dec 27, 1909 - [unknown]
The Noble Spaniard [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Sep 20, 1909 - Oct 1909
Jack Straw [Original, Play, Comedy]. Performer: Rose Coghlan [Mrs. Parker Jennings] Sep 14, 1908 - Dec 1908
Ulysses [Original, Play]. Starring: Rose Coghlan [Penelope] Sep 14, 1903 - Nov 1903
Mlle. Fifi [Original, Play, Farce]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Feb 1, 1899 - [unknown]
Madame [Original, Play, Melodrama]. Starring: Rose Coghlan [Madame Morensky] Mar 23, 1896 - [unknown]
For the Crown [Original, Play, Tragedy]. Performer: Rose Coghlan Feb 11, 1896 - [unknown]
To Nemesis [Original, Play, Drama]. Starring: Rose Coghlan [Mlle. Walanoff] Dec 2, 1894 - Dec 1894
The Check Book [Original, Play]. Starring: Rose Coghlan May 9, 1894 - May 16, 1894
A Woman of No Importance [Original, Play, Comedy]. Produced by Rose Coghlan; Starring: Rose Coghlan [Mrs. Arbuthnot] Dec 11, 1893 - [unknown]
Diplomacy [Original, Play]. Performer: Rose Coghlan [Countess Zicka] Apr 1, 1878 - [unknown]
Ixion [Revival, Musical, Burlesque, Extravaganza]. Starring: Rose Coghlan

- Kittybrewster (talk) 11:27, 27 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Birth year[edit]

Other listings (including sv.wp and no.wp) seem to indicate the birth year 1851 (rather than 1853). What sources exist? --LA2 (talk) 21:49, 19 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]