Gertie Millar (1879-1952), Actress
Sitter in 69 portraits
Actress and singer. From 1901 to 1910, Gertie Millar was the reigning star of the Gaiety Theatre appearing in a series of musicals, composed for her by her husband, Lionel Monckton. Among the songs she made famous were 'Keep Off the Grass', from The Toreador (1901), 'Berlin Is On The Spree', from The Girls of Gottenberg (1907) and 'Moonstruck' from Our Miss Gibbs (1909). After she left the Gaiety Theatre, she starred in the Quaker Girl (1910), and then as Lady Babby in Franz Lehár's Gypsy Love (1912). After Monckton's death in 1924, she re-married, and became the Countess of Dudley.
by Lafayette (Lafayette Ltd)
whole-plate film negative, 22 October 1928
NPG x49874
by Lafayette (Lafayette Ltd)
whole-plate film negative, 22 October 1928
NPG x49875
by Lafayette (Lafayette Ltd)
whole-plate film negative, 22 October 1928
NPG x49876
by Lafayette (Lafayette Ltd)
whole-plate film negative, 22 October 1928
NPG x49877
Gertie Millar as Lady Babby in 'Gipsy Love'
by Bassano
whole-plate glass negative, 8 July 1912
NPG x28596
Gertie Millar as Lady Babby in 'Gipsy Love'
by Bassano
whole-plate glass negative, 8 July 1912
NPG x28595
Gertie Millar as Lady Babby in 'Gipsy Love'
by Bassano
whole-plate glass negative, 8 July 1912
NPG x28598
Theatre and Live Entertainment
Groups
Actors and actresses
Place
Yorkshire






