The Tiller Girls
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The Tiller Girls
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Below you will find Links to pages of information on individual Tiller Girls. I hope this will build into an insight into life as a Tiller Girl from the late 1890's onwards. The Tiller School of Dance Souvenir 1906 Alice & Gladys Pittman 1920's Tiller Girls, danced all over the world. Betty Brown The Redcar Tiller Girl Constance Coury Obituary. Eileen Lindsay The great 1960,s Dancer Eileen Lindsay, information via her daugter. Eileen Tyrell, Now lives in Ontario Canada, shares her scrap book with us. Ethel Downs Her family have been searching for information. Gwen Tremayne, Costumes 1919 to 1935 Original Artwork by Gwen Tremayne, Gwen's Pictures are being added to the page and her dance history will follow soon. Hilda Butler 1940's Dancer from the same troupe as Yvonne Sellers Irene Starr 1950's Dancer Irene still runs her own dance school Lily Smart The Oldest living Tiller Girl at 105 years. Lilly Macdonald (Hosgood) 1890's Dancer Lilly, one of the very first Tiller Girls Margaret Hunt of Blackpool, Margaret danced with The Tiller Girls in the 1950's Madge Allen, The story of Madge as supplied by her Granddaughter. Madge married Harry Russell comedian and pantomime star and impresario. Mary Jennings Stage name Jacquie Dean, 1950's Tiller Girl now living in Australia. Mary Costello, A lovely story sent by Mollie Unwin about her Grandmother Mary a dancer in the early 1900's. Mary and Margaret (Madge) Read, Mary Read Joined the Tiller Girls in the very early 1900's and went on to become one of the most important and successful of John Tiller's dancers. Nellie Grafton Stage name Nellie Rowland, & Her Grandmother Nellie Gibs Olive Fances Hollingshead The lovely Olive who danced with the Tiller Girls in the 1920's and went on to work in Hollywood films and settle in America Sadie Hudson (Under Construction) Wendy Freeman, 1950's Dancer Wendy has been in contact with some nice photos. Yvonne Sellers (Woodroffe) Yvonne contributes regularly by email, her page is building into an interesting insight into the life of a dancer from the late 1930' to mid 1940's
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