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It will readily be inferred that we allude to that extraordinary personage known as Lola Montez, _alias_ the Countess of
The Magnificent Montez From Courtesan to Convert Horace Wyndham
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In Bavaria, the king who had wasted his time and money upon an Irish lady who posed as a Spanish dancer -- (she was called Lola Montez and lies buried in New York's Potter's Field) -- was driven away by the enraged students of the university.
The Story of Mankind 1921
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She uses the code name 'Lola Montez' (a dancer and actress born in Ireland who became famous as a Spanish dancer, courtesan and mistress of King Ludwig I of Bavaria), and sometimes refers to Albright as 'Ceasar' (sic), 'J,' 'James,' 'Booty Man' (calling herself 'Lil Booty') and even in one letter writing, 'Happy Thanksgiving Sambo.'
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"Lola Montez," declared the _Troy Budget_, "has done what Mrs. McMahon failed to accomplish -- she positively charmed the Buffaloes.
The Magnificent Montez From Courtesan to Convert Horace Wyndham
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"Lola Montez," he declared, "owes less of her strange fascination and world-wide celebrity to her powers as an _artiste_ than to the extraordinary mind and brilliancy of intellect with which Heaven has thought fit to endow her.
The Magnificent Montez From Courtesan to Convert Horace Wyndham
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Ronald Bergan in the Guardian: "[S] he mainly alternated between slinky femme fatales, such as Lola Montez in The Desert Hawk (1950), and gun-toting or sword-flashing gals in Buccaneer's Girl (1950).
GreenCine Daily 2009
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Ms. Jaques said she designed the space last summer after dreaming up the character Lola, who's based loosely on Lola Montez, an entertainer and activist from the 1800s.
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A recent Dr. Sketchy's met in Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn, at the grave of Lola Montez, the courtesan of the wild west who inspired the song Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets.
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The second book is An Invitation to Dance by Irish author Marion Urch, a novel about Lola Montez, who I have written about when I first started the blog.
Archive 2010-03-01 Elizabeth Kerri Mahon 2010
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The second book is An Invitation to Dance by Irish author Marion Urch, a novel about Lola Montez, who I have written about when I first started the blog.
March Madness: Giveaways of Invitation to Dance and The Creation of Eve Elizabeth Kerri Mahon 2010
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