File:Noni and Madge Rickards in 1901.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionNoni and Madge Rickards in 1901.jpg |
English: Portrait of Noni and Madge Rickards, the daughters of Kate Rickards (1862– 1922) and Harry Rickards (1843 – 1911). At the time the girls were both appearing in their father's production of Puss in Boots. |
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Source | The Arena (23 February 1901). "The Misses Noni and Madge Rickards", p. 14. |
Author | The Crown Studio, Sydney, Australia |
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