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Neilson, Julia 1868-1957
English actress
She was born in London and after a successful career at the Royal Academy of Music made her debut at the Lyceum in 1888. Her greatest success was as Rosalind in the record-breaking run of As You like It (1896-98). She married Fred Terry, who often appeared with her and who partnered her in management from 1900. Their children Dennis (1895-1932) and Phyllis (1892-1977) Neilson-Terry also became famous for their acting, the latter especially in the title role of Trilby, and also for their productions.
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