Eleanor Souray

Also known as Eleanor Byng, Nellie Souray, Viscountess Torrington

Born: Nov 28, 1880
height: 6'0" (or 183 cm)
body type: Average
nationality: British

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About Eleanor Souray

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Eleanor Souray, a British comic actress and singer, stood 6'0" tall with brown hair and brown eyes. She preferred shows "from pantomime to light comedy." Souray appeared in The Black Tulip (1898), The Girl from Kays (1902), The Duchess of Dantzic (1903), The Blue Moon (1905), The Merveilleuses (1906), The Admirable Crichton, and Letty. She was also associated with the Gaiety Theatre. She wrote Over the Garden Wall: A Story of Racing and Romance, published in 1924. Souray was the sister of actress Maidie Souray. Born in Long Ditton, Surrey, England, she died on December 8, 1931, at age 51.

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Died: Tuesday 8th of December 1931 (age 51)
Years Active: unknown-1906
Birthplace: Long Ditton, Surrey, England, United Kingdom
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Sexuality: Straight

Body

Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Boobs: Real/Natural

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What roles did Eleanor Souray perform on stage?

Souray was a comic actress and singer who favored a range from pantomime to light comedy, appearing in productions like The Black Tulip, The Girl from Kays, and The Blue Moon.

What did Eleanor Souray write?

In 1924, she published the novel Over the Garden Wall: A Story of Racing and Romance.