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|species = Human | |species = Human | ||
|job = | |job = Actress | ||
|origin = [[United States of America]] | |||
|origin = | |mother = Ethel Halliday's mother{{!}}Mother | ||
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|only = The Gift (audio story) | |only = The Gift (audio story) | ||
|voice actor = Laura Harding | |||
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'''Ethel Halliday''' was an [[actor|actress]] cast as [[Cordelia]] in [[Charles Virgil McLean]]'s [[1906]] production of ''[[King Lear]]'' in [[San Francisco]], something that she did not call [[Ethel Halliday's mother|her mother]] to tell. | |||
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After a rehearsal the day before the show was to open, Ethel witnessed Mr McLean being [[torture]]d by [[Aldo Deluca]] and was chased by [[Tony (The Gift)|Tony]]. She was saved by [[Pepé Gonzalez]] and joined the [[Eighth Doctor]] in searching for Mr McLean at the [[Rubicon (The Gift)|Rubicon]] once he gained [[Caleera]]'s gift, knocking him out with a book. | |||
Once the gift was dealt with, Ethel was left to look after Mr McLean, although [[Liv Chenka]] and [[Helen Sinclair]] did not think that she looked happy about it. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Gift (audio story)|The Gift]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 14:17, 8 September 2020
Ethel Halliday was an actress cast as Cordelia in Charles Virgil McLean's 1906 production of King Lear in San Francisco, something that she did not call her mother to tell.
After a rehearsal the day before the show was to open, Ethel witnessed Mr McLean being tortured by Aldo Deluca and was chased by Tony. She was saved by Pepé Gonzalez and joined the Eighth Doctor in searching for Mr McLean at the Rubicon once he gained Caleera's gift, knocking him out with a book.
Once the gift was dealt with, Ethel was left to look after Mr McLean, although Liv Chenka and Helen Sinclair did not think that she looked happy about it. (AUDIO: The Gift)
