Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 167
ngth for scenesof carnage and death. The earlier acts of aplay he passed through carelessly, but whenhe came to death-scenes he threw himselfinto them with such force and fury that theycame to be the talk of the town. Some ofthe spectators found the earlier acts so dulland tiresome that they went… … Chatham Street, near where Kirh\- used to die. to any supreme effort was **Wake me upwhen Kirby dies. The recollection of Kirby, the actor, ledme one day on a search for the ChathamTheatre, which had been the home of histriumphs. It had stood on the east side ofChatham Street, between James and…
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