Historical Persons at Madame Tussauds Museum
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The document provides brief biographies of several famous figures such as William Shakespeare, Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, Charles Dickens, Audrey Hepburn, Diana Princess of Wales, and Marie Tussaud, the founder of wax museums. It also lists the locations of wax museums around the world and the types of celebrities featured.
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William Vincent Wallace was an Irish composer best known for his grand opera Maritana, produced in 1845. The opera was based on the play Don César de Bazan and tells the story of a nobleman, Don Cesar de Bazan, who is sentenced to death but marries a street singer, Maritana, before his execution. Wallace had a varied career, travelling extensively in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, South America and the United States, where he performed as a violinist and founded the New York Philharmonic Society. He composed ten operas between 1845-1863, with Maritana and Lurline achieving the most success. Wallace died in 1865 at the age of 53 while travelling
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Madame Tussauds was founded by Marie Tussaud, who was born in France in 1761. She learned wax modeling from Dr. Philippe Curtius and became involved in making death masks of French Revolution victims. In 1802, she moved to London with her wax figures and established the first Madame Tussauds museum. It has since expanded to become a major tourist attraction with locations in London, Berlin, Washington D.C., New York, Bangkok, and Amsterdam. The museum is known for its wax figures depicting British royalty, world leaders, and celebrities.
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- Pablo Picasso, who was born in Spain in 1881 and was a influential cubist artist;
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Historical Persons at Madame Tussauds Museum
- 2. Wax museum Founded by Marie Tussaud Opened in 1835 Madame du Barry
- 3. Europe The USA Asia Australia
- 4. Pop stars World leaders Hollywood stars Cultural figures Characters Sport stars Royalty
- 5. Born 26 April, 1564 Died 23 April, 1616 English poet He was married to Anne Hathaway His best-known works, „Romeo and Juliet“...
- 6. Born 1June, 1926 Died 5 August, 1962 Family and childhood An actress, singer, model, film producer Personal life Death
- 7. Born 16 April, 1889 Died 25 December, 1977 An English comic actor His career Personal life Film awards
- 8. Born 7 February, 1812 Died 9 June, 1870 An English novellist Best-known works, „Oliver Twist“
- 9. Born 4 May, 1929 Died 20 January, 1993 Audrey Kathleen Ruston She was a British actress Best-known films, „Breakfast at Tiffany’s“ Film awards
- 10. Born 1 July, 1961 Died 31 August, 1997 Marriage with Prince Charles Princess of Wales Children
- 11. Born 1 December, 1761 Died 16 April, 1850 Her first wax figure in 1778 Going to England Founded the wax museum in London
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