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Scrapbook Page for Emma Wensley

Emma Wensley, Shakespearian Actress Painted by Rose Drummond, published April 1820 by Dean & Munday,Threadneedle Street,London. Engraving by Woolnoth forperformance at Haymarket Theatre, London for her role as Juliet in Romeo & Juliet. Romeo played by Kemb

Emma Wensley The Catalogue of Engraved Dramatic Portraits from the Harvard Theatre Collection says of her that she debuted at Covent Garden on 11th January 1820 with a suggested birth date of 1799. ~~Photo supplied by Tim Gray (Gt Gt Grandson)