Category:Louise Allen (fl. 1920s)
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Louise Allen was an American theatre actress, and niece and namesake of Louise Allen (1873–1906; the first wife of William Collier Sr.). She joined the Park Opera Company in Boston, followed by various stock and road engagements. Her Broadway career began with small roles in Eileen (1917) and Toot Toot (1918) before landing her first major role in Arthur Hammerstein's Somebody's Sweetheart (1918)
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Media in category "Louise Allen (fl. 1920s)"
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Actress Louise Allen in Somebody's Sweetheart (1919).jpg 890 × 870; 556 KB
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Eva Fallon, John Dunsmure, and Louise Allen in Somebody's Sweetheart.jpg 873 × 909; 212 KB
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Louise Allen (fl.1930) - NYPL 59325.jpg 488 × 760; 34 KB
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Louise Allen in Somebody's Sweetheart.jpg 663 × 873; 628 KB
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Louise Allen, actress. 1920.jpg 932 × 1,618; 503 KB
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Louise Allen, Pitti Sing in The Mikado at the Park Theatre, 1918.jpg 1,116 × 1,166; 574 KB
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Somebody's Sweetheart - New York Tribune March 2, 1919.jpg 4,951 × 6,537; 28.15 MB
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