| 词条 | Dorothy Jardon |
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Jardon was born in New York to Ignace Jardon, a chef who immigrated to the United States from France in 1864, and Bridget Jardon (née Kavanagh), who immigrated from Ireland in 1884.[1][6][2] She was married first to Edward Michael Madden and secondly to Harry Edmond Oelrichs. She died in Los Angeles in 1966.[2] References1. ^1 1900 United States Federal Census {{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Jardon, Dorothy}}2. ^1 2 California, Death Index, 1940-1997 3. ^Out West Volume 3, Issue 2 - Page 138 1912 -"The fact that one may be the possessor of a fine voice," says Miss Dorothy Jardon who is singing the role of the gypsy in the new DeKovan opera, "The Wedding Trip," "so often causes a feeling of reliance that, if not subdued, may lead to ... 4. ^Musical America 1919- Volume 31 - Page 32 DOROTHY JARDON Miss Dorothy Jardon is a pupil of WILLIAM S. BRADY Karleton Hackett in the POST: "Dorothy Jardon, who made her debut with the Chicago company last evening as Fedora made a striking success. " 5. ^Cosmopolitan Volume 56 1914 -- Page 410 "at the Shaftesbury Theater, London, I felt quite sure that Miss Dorothy Jardon would give a tiling or three to say, and would know how to say them. That lady with the flashing eyes, the Carmenized figure, and the satin vivacity that we cannot{{nbsp}}..." 6. ^1930 United States Federal Census 9 : 1883 births|1966 deaths|Actresses from New York City|Singers from New York City|American people of French descent|American people of Irish descent|American sopranos|20th-century American singers|20th-century women singers |
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