Tanja on Twitter: "Ellen Price (1878- 1968) was a Danish ballerina and actress, a model for the statue The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen. https://t.co/NtYmF1d6Mo" / Twitter
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Tanja on Twitter: "Ellen Price (1878- 1968) was a Danish ballerina and actress, a model for the statue The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen. https://t.co/NtYmF1d6Mo" / Twitter
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Axel Hou | Portrait of the female ballet dancer Ellen Price (1900) | MutualArt
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File:Ellen Price as the Little Mermaid, Royal Danish Ballet, 1909 (2).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
File:Ellen Price as the Little Mermaid.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
1921 image of Pauline Chase, born Ellen Pauline Matthew Bliss, (1885-1962) as Columbine in J M Barrie's 'Pantaloon' (1905). She was an American actress who also played on stage in Britain. She
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Ellen Price de Plane "Valdemar" Danish Ballerina & Actress Postcard 1910s | eBay
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Ingebretsen's Nordic Marketplace - Happy Tooth Fairy Day The Vikings, believed that baby teeth brought good luck, so they strung them into necklaces and wore them into battle. This tradition may be
