The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

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Woman Psvsfous 70 this ~ he'd. il hts hroeh
- Oeafestn aaa Francisco. aaxea EfcAard glY
enyloek. Macbeth and Hamlet, hsd made a er
tfsofoinasy sUpeessioa and aeauiset sbuud.u.
IocG popularity. AZ sAis ttms his acting beesn
% secssvs thoughuui asssassoa from learned
ana CRITICAL oushosttteA He stoppod aad nesnd
- shs Hawaiian islands On biz FesuYu vovsrn
Isom AussfFiia 70 San Fsanessco, aad sesrcesre1
snsss q sHs Assscpoi1sAa sheases, shsu f,xs5,
managed bg Miss Cathasins sinclair nm Edvtn
IcTTssf. VITO had lets her aushaad hpa Obtained
divorces fsom hiuj, and Ea vas shsn ana shefo
sne ofginfi representative in America Of
hapassi IA The Marble Heart" In 1855 he
took issvs 81 California, bssnx cneered a. Ia
vay ~ ssvefai farewell bsnesss, and his ssers
ue nov sfrnsd toward the cities OF tie East
ne arss apHeassd o. the Frons street tneats,.
naaGmose, fnd then msde rspsd tour Of Al the
'elxe sownr o. the South. being svssywhsss we'll
rece.vs0 IN April. is5s. be appeared At the Hos
~ 80 s1sosr ss1r 6iiss Overrssch in "a Nev Way
20 ~ % 3sots,' end his great success on this
oeeeaion. atsays regarded BY him ~ the turn
ING poant IN bis casess, dsssrminsd him % pes-
ass - tns Eeeoaute sndeavos 70 win the 6rss
pIaoe . > tragic actor. His suhaeaueas
esfses Wa marked By many vscssn.
sudss Of ,sesonal experience ana by que.
.o.uous q fortune. bus 10 vas one Of
io.ty sn0afvor and continuous advsncemeut
On Nay II lss7. hs came forward in Nev York.
q Burson's Mssropoiisan theasss, - Richard
Hi ana In The following August he uas sxsin
sssn there In . round Of great chafscser,. Ali az
watch be asted With hsilIiantabasisy and greatly
20 the pubic saiissaction. On July 7, 1850, 10
nsrfisd Afss Mary Deviin. OF Troy, II. r.. an
seslsas whom be had met shEss years bsfors ct
hienmon0s Va. ana with whom he shortly
aitssvafd nasds visit TO England Their Only
child. Edwina, now Mrs. Grossman, was born 1t
Fulnam, Ekgiaud. December 3. ls6l Altar THAR
return 70 America Mn. Both, sinkinr under :
sudden niress. dtsd at Dorchester, Nasa.. Feb
sussy u. is62 While in Engiand Booth APP
psassd q the London Haymarkst thsstsr. enact.
Ing eayiocE. sir Giles and Richelisu The lat.
eef part. with which, almost q much q With
Hamlet. bic name Il tdentiAsd. he nrss assumsd
q sacfamsnto. Cal. In July, lsi6 His PER
Sofmsccs o. Il was much admired in London.
and also at Liverpool and Naucnseter. WHARF b.
aitssvafd acted. On returning 70 America.
Booth soon becems manager Of the Winter
Garden theates, New YORK. Here Booth a.,
psased on December -. 1867. end with this houss
~ ws sssociaAsd until March q, 1857. whom is
was Destroyed b. nr& particular record Of
his procsedinxs at this thsasss would maze .
volume. Hero he effected magnificent pro-
dnctions oil Hamlet "Oshello," .sThs Mer-
chant OF Venice" "Richslisu" and other plays,
and here Ne accomplished the remarkable
achievement Of running "Hamlst" for 100 con-
sscutivs nights, an exploit that was
COMMUNICATED By the public pssssn-
tation to him, on January 2, 1867,
OF . gold medal, suitably inscribed, and
offered In behalf OF leading citissns OF New
York In recent days such IN artistic feat
would no: 10 80 difhcult Of accomplishment: at
that time IL was an extraordinary exploit
Boosh's bfoaher.tn law. the celebrated comedian
John 9. c!sFke. was his partner In the manage
mont OF thN Winter Garden thsatsr. Clarke and
Booth were also associated In the management
OF the Wsinut street thsater. Philadelphia The
Tonight run OF "Hamlet' extended from No