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''[[How Baxter Butted In]]'' is a play/  silenbt film by [[Owen Davis]] (born 29th January, 1874, Portland, Maine, United States and died on 14th October, 1956, (age 82 years), in New York.)
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''[[How Baxter Butted In]]'' is a stage play and silent film by [[Owen Davis]] (born 29th January, 1874, Portland, Maine, United States and died on 14th October, 1956, (age 82 years), in New York.)
  
 
==The original text==
 
==The original text==
  
[[How Baxter Butted In]] opened in New York City on November 13, 1905 and played through December 16, 1905.
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[[How Baxter Butted In]] opened for the first time in New York City on November 13, 1905 and played through December 16, 1905. The story is a whimsical tale of Henry Baxter who is so unassuming and retiring that he bows courteously to his own shadow and begs "pardon" when somebody else steps on his sore toes. His own diffidence has made him an ardent admirer of personal courage and bravery on the part of others, and he visualizes himself as a bold, dashing cavalier who defends the girl he loves from all sorts of dangers. He is instinctively as brave as the best of them, and after plodding along in his mouse-like manner, he is suddenly hailed as the hero of the day, which leaves him gasping and foundering in a mass of foreign emotions.
  
==Translations and adaptations==
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== Performance history in South Africa ==
  
== Performance history in South Africa ==
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28 -30 January, 1926: [[How Baxter Butted In]] was staged at the [[Orpheum]], Johannesburg, starring [[Matt Moore]] as Henry Baxter, [[Dorothy Devore]] as Beulah Dyer, [[Wilfred Lucas]], [[Ward Crane]], [[Adda Gleason]], [[Turner Savage]], [[Virginia Marshall]] and the dog, Cameo.
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== Sources ==
  
'''NOTE''': Plays/films/TV etc are listed chronologically, in the  following format:
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[[South African Pictorial]], January 29, 1926.
  
28-30 January, 19: All available info on the production, director, cast, crew, venue etc. plus specific dates if availkable.
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== Sources ==
 
  
 
Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
 
Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

Latest revision as of 12:20, 8 September 2024

How Baxter Butted In is a stage play and silent film by Owen Davis (born 29th January, 1874, Portland, Maine, United States and died on 14th October, 1956, (age 82 years), in New York.)

The original text

How Baxter Butted In opened for the first time in New York City on November 13, 1905 and played through December 16, 1905. The story is a whimsical tale of Henry Baxter who is so unassuming and retiring that he bows courteously to his own shadow and begs "pardon" when somebody else steps on his sore toes. His own diffidence has made him an ardent admirer of personal courage and bravery on the part of others, and he visualizes himself as a bold, dashing cavalier who defends the girl he loves from all sorts of dangers. He is instinctively as brave as the best of them, and after plodding along in his mouse-like manner, he is suddenly hailed as the hero of the day, which leaves him gasping and foundering in a mass of foreign emotions.

Performance history in South Africa

28 -30 January, 1926: How Baxter Butted In was staged at the Orpheum, Johannesburg, starring Matt Moore as Henry Baxter, Dorothy Devore as Beulah Dyer, Wilfred Lucas, Ward Crane, Adda Gleason, Turner Savage, Virginia Marshall and the dog, Cameo.

Sources

South African Pictorial, January 29, 1926.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Owen+Davis&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&si=ACC90nzhFW-fOieS-I060ZQl1KsO5sOCwKjt6EDV__ZUScu_rWfU2LLQtwH-2AF_Jj-rTBHBC92KUKsVxhT7jR9c1LM3dt0rxjln40JKfOFE_cFVbGlp5uA%3D&ictx=1&ved=2ahUKEwjYv5T7ibOIAxVg7bsIHSijFlUQ_coHegQIJBAD


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