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Dow was a stage actress, and worked with her brother-in-law Robert J. Miles in directing and producing shows. Between 1898 and 1905, she and Janet Waldorf led repertory companies on three tours through Asia, Australia and New Zealand, performing Shakespeare plays. She was working in San Francisco
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Dow advocated for expanding women's roles in theatrical production, and for public funding for the arts. "I have no patience with people who go around preaching the doctrine that art thrives on starvation," she said in a 1915 interview. "It does not."
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Who's who on the Stage, 1908: The Dramatic Reference Book and Biographical Dictionary of the Theatre : Containing Careers of Actors, Actresses, Managers and Playwrights of the American Stage
628: 182:. They lived separately from 1896, and attempted to divorce, but they were still married when she died in 1926, in her late sixties, at her home in New York City. 118:, the daughter of Anthony William Georges Dow and Dorothy Dow. Both of her parents were born in England. She began acting in her youth, in the company of 454: 618: 623: 633: 213: 132: 265: 608: 393: 343: 290: 235: 577: 528: 368: 488: 471: 444: 505: 159: 529:"'The War, with Grim Humor, Has Thrown Into Women's Laps All They Could Have Asked Fate to Give Them'" 613: 147: 318: 155: 102:(died May 19, 1926) was an American stage actress, theatrical director, producer, and drama coach. 419: 151: 450: 119: 369:"A Woman's Work; Mrs. Ada Dow Currier's Efforts for the Stage; The Discovery of Marlowe" 602: 179: 163: 91: 143: 111: 553: 139: 41: 115: 138:
Dow was best known for coaching young actors. Among her acting students were
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A History of the Theatre in America from Its Beginnings to the Present Time
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Ada Dow's year of birth is given variously in sources, from 1847 to 1858.
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A Summer to Be: A Memoir by the Daughter of Hamlin Garland
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Actress, dramatic coach, theatrical director and producer
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Ada Currier
A middle-aged white woman with light hair parted center and dressed back from her face, wearing a fur wrap
Frank Currier
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Joseph Jefferson
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Maude Adams
Marie Cahill
Ruth Blair
Agatha Bârcescu
Olivia Kelsey
Isabel Garland Lord
Julia Marlowe
Frank Currier



"A Star Who Turned to Making Stars"
"Ada Dow Hurt; Struck by a Falling Scantling in the Chicago Opera House"



"A Chat with a Noted Trainer of Stage Stars"
"Young American Star; How Janet Waldorf's Start Was Made"


"Ada Dow, Actress"
"Wrestler in 'As You LIke It' Floors Mme. Ada D. Currier"
"A Woman's Work; Mrs. Ada Dow Currier's Efforts for the Stage; The Discovery of Marlowe"

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