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Pearl Eytinge
Pearl Eytinge (1854-1914) was a New York born actress, author, producer, playwright and activist who once said ''“There is no vice on earth of which I have not partaken”''. Her addiction to drink and drugs ended her stage career and it was said of her that: ''“Pearl Eytinge the women slew Pearl Eytinge the artist”''. In later years she lectured on the dangers of drug taking.
==Family==
When Pearl’s mother, Margaret Winship, met and later married Sol Eytinge, she had two children from previous relationships. Her son, James S Wyckoff, kept the name of his biological father whilst Pearl adopted the name of her new step-father. The Eytinge family had settled in America from the Netherlands in the first half of the 19th century, and many of them were connected with the arts - actors, writers and illustrators - the most famous being Sol’s cousin, actress Rose Eytinge. Sol was an illustrator who associated with the New York bohemian set of the period and worked with authors such as Charles Dickens. Pearl’s mother was also part of the bohemian scene, and a published author, writing under the names of Margaret Eytinge, Madge Elliot, Bell Thorne and Allie Vernon.
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