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This Day, March 3, In Jewish History by Mitchell A. Levin
www.clevelandjewishnews.com
[Cleveland Jewish News (blog)] - No other actor even came close to his portrayal of this Jewish figure until Edmund Kean took up the role in the 19th century. Of Macklin's portrayal, Alexander Pope, the great English poet wrote, “This is the Jew, That Shakespeare Drew.
Eye from the Aisle: Masquers' BROADWAY BOUND—Neil Simon a la Arthur Miller
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - And now it's time to say a word about comedy; we begin by recounting that tale of the Great Old Actor (Edmund Kean or Edmund Gwenn or someone) who we find lying on his deathbed. A visitor approaches the actor's bedside, and says sympathetically
Google News: Did Dickens perform on stage at the Portsmouth Theatre?
[Portsmouth News] - Edmund Kean was probably the most famous actor to appear there, but in it was closed for 'lack of support and unseemly behaviour'. In February, 1838, after a complete refurbishment, it re-opened to huge audiences under the management of William
Peter Bowen keen on Edmund Kean's chances in Coral Welsh Grand...
www.walesonline.co.uk
Haverfordwest trainer also has Dark Glacier in entries for Chepstow showpiece
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