Maudi Darrell (Spanish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Maudi Darrell" in Spanish language version.

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24^th place

162^nd place

112^th place

667^th place

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612^th place

books.google.com (Global: 3^rd place; Spanish: 7^th place)

Henry George Hibbert, Fifty Years of a Londoner's Life (Dodd, Mead & Company 1916): 110, 145.
John Hollingshead, Gaiety Chronicles (A. Constable & Company 1898): 345-347.
Richard Anthony Baker, British Music Hall: An Illustrated History (Pen & Sword 2014): 215. ISBN 9781473837409
"A Chat with Miss Violet Raye" The Sketch (31 de octubre de 1894): 45.
"The Story of the Beauty of Bath" The Play Pictorial 45(7)(1906): 141-143.
Photo caption, Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (24 de agosto de 1907): 1066.
"Heard in the Green Room" The Sketch (13 de febrero de 1907): 148.
"It's Daffodil Time in Brittany" New York Star (28 de noviembre de 1908): 14.
Seymour Hicks, Twenty-Four Years of An Actor's Life (John Lane Co. 1911): 312.
"Mr. St. John Hankins' Comedy at the Stage Society" The Academy (16 de febrero de 1907): 169.
"Maudi Darrell, Spinster No Longer" The Sketch (31 de marzo de 1909): 367.

"Maudi Darrell Dies in English Home" The Inter Ocean (6 de noviembre de 1910): 9. via Newspapers.com
«Actress Find a Way to Win Back Suitor». The Inter Ocean. 4 de abril de 1909. p. 17. Consultado el 4 de mayo de 2020 – vía Newspapers.com.
"'The Dollar Princess' Who Took the Dollars" Oregon Daily Journal (3 de diciembre de 1911): 65. via Newspapers.com
«Lily Elsie, Pet of the English Stage, Who is Dying». The Buffalo Enquirer. 31 de agosto de 1912. p. 10. Consultado el 4 de mayo de 2020 – vía Newspapers.com.

"Actress's Sad Fate" The Northwestern Advocate and Emu Bay Times (7 de enero de 1911): 2.via Trove