Lotta Crabtree

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Lotta Crabtree was a celebrated 19th-century American actress, comedian, and vaudeville star who became one of the highest-paid performers of her era.

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instanceOf American actress
comedian
human
stage actress
activeYearsEnd 1890s
activeYearsStart 1850s
awardReceived posthumous recognition as a major 19th-century American entertainer
birthName Charlotte Mignon Crabtree
burialPlace Cambridge
linked to: CAMBRIDGE

Massachusetts
Mount Auburn Cemetery
countryOfCitizenship United States
dateOfBirth 1847-11-07
dateOfDeath 1924-09-25
education trained as a performer in California mining camps
ethnicOrigin English-American
father John Ashworth Crabtree
genre comedy
givenName Charlotte
hasPart Lotta Crabtree Fountain
knownFor charitable donations
comic roles on stage
mannerOfDeath natural causes
mother Mary Ann Crabtree
name Lotta Crabtree
namesakeOf Lotta Crabtree Fountain
notableFor being one of the highest-paid performers of the 19th century
popularity during the California Gold Rush era
notableWork comic stage performances in mining camps
occupation actress
comedian
entertainer
vaudeville performer
philanthropy Lotta Crabtree Trust
donations to veterans
support for aging actors
support for animals
placeOfBirth New York
linked to: New York City

New York City
United States
placeOfDeath Boston
Massachusetts
United States
religion Unitarianism
residence Boston
New York City
San Francisco

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