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42: 375:. Mudge's second marriage, from approximately 1915 through June 12, 1928, was to Hans Henrik William Jorgensen, the father of her other two children, Grace Adelaide William-Jorgensen and stage actress Lynda Nelson. The third and final marriage—between Mudge and George C. Brundage, a wealthy associate of her friend, Walter E. " 233:, in its December 1900 issue, published a brief profile entitled "A Skilled Chauffeuse," deeming Mudge an "expert and ardent who knows how to drive an automobile anywhere it will go, is not baffled by a short circuit or faulty contact can handle steam and gasoline machines, too." The following summer, 143:(December 3, 1880 – 1964) was a singer and actress, both in vaudeville and on the legitimate stage, who achieved great success in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but is best remembered for being the first recorded female automobile driver. 193:
It was not until December 3, 1896, Mudge's 16th birthday, that she could finally shake off Gerry's well-intentioned constraints. Four days later, Mudge made her adult debut at Keith's Union Square. Reviewing Mudge's "grown-up" reboot, the
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Eva Mudge turns in another decrepit servant, this time with Salvation Army leanings, which is a thing of joy—she does more with a cocked eye than most actors can do with a whole gamut of gestures.
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in Detroit, and was featured in the school's thirty-second annual exhibition of children's classes on May 6, 1887. The following year, Mudge made her professional debut on June 16 at the
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Little Eva Mudge, who has been singing, dancing and reciting, will celebrate her sixteenth birthday on December 5. She will then be able to get out from under the watchful eye of the
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headquarters, and on at least one more occasion in the period leading up to the 1932 general election, Mudge spoke on behalf of the Democratic Party, the Roosevelt-Garner ticket and
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Mudge first obtained a driver's license in 1898 in New York state. The first working design of an automobile had only happened approximately five years before. Her first car was a
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as her racing car. At the turn of the century most races involving women were "Ladies Only" races or distance races where women were there to show off the reliability of a car.
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She was also the first woman to be involved in an auto accident. During a race she skidded on a patch of snow and knocked down five pedestrians. None were seriously injured.
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Mudge's three marriages each ended in divorce. The first, from 1904 to 1914, was to Sanford Leroy Nelson, with whom she had her first child, actress
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Her success was pronounced, and proved that Miss Mudge had scored her infantile hits as much through her cleverness as through her extreme youth.
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critic Katherine Von Blon praised Mudge's performance as Agatha, the maid, in the Playhouse production of
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Mudge may have been the first female to race a car. She chose the gasoline-powered
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In her later years, Mudge returned to the stage. In 1942, she appeared with
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to Delphine Ozella Parker and Richard Chapman Mudge, Eva Mudge attended
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Mudge, Eva (April 23, 1933). "I Was the First WOMAN to Drive an Auto".
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reported an illegal, thoroughly impromptu race staged along Boston's
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Women at the Wheel: A Century of Buying, Driving, and Fixing Cars
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electric which she drove on the streets of New York City.
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In October 1932, at the opening of South Pasadena's
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Index

Genevra Delphine Mudge

Port Huron, Michigan
vaudeville performer
Port Huron
Herman Strasburg House
Whitney Opera House
New York City
Brooklyn
Fulton
Gus Hill
NSPCC
Elbridge Thomas Gerry
Brooklyn Times-Union
Waverly
Locomobile
Fenway
Sylvia Sidney
summer stock
Marian de Forest
Little Women
Broadway
Thornton Wilder
The Skin of Our Teeth
Pasadena Playhouse
Emlyn Williams
The Corn is Green
Pasadena Star-News
Lillian Hellman
The Children's Hour

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