Elizabeth Baker
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"Elizabeth Baker" was an English playwright. She earned her living primarily as a typist, and was a spinster until the age of 39 when she married James Allaway, a widower, in June 1915. By then, she had already written several plays. Baker lived in the west London suburb of Bedford Park, London/Bedford Park, and the constrained lives of the lower middle-class clerical classes was the subject of her first performed play Chains (play)/Chains. She also wrote The Price of Thomas Cook, Miss Tassey (1910) and Miss Robinson (1918).

Like other members of the lower middle class intelligentsia, Baker was a lover of books and the theatre, as well as being a vegetarian and a strict teetotaller. After the end of the Great War, she took off with her husband to the Pacific Ocean, living in Rarotonga in the Cook Islands for two years. They followed this up with a year's stay in San Francisco and another year in New York.

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