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| − | (18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of " | + | (18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the **, **. |
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Revision as of 11:20, 7 January 2013
(18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the Garrison Players, which performed in the Garrison Theatre. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: The Irish Attorney (in the role of "") and the "Operatic Burlesque" Othello Travestie (as the ""); and on 9th June: Love, Law and Physic (in the role of ""); On the **, **.
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Bosman, 1928: pp 349 & 493;
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