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• Mobile, Alabama (links | edit)
• 1905 (links | edit)
• New Iberia, Louisiana (links | edit)
• 1905 in film (links | edit)
• Our American Cousin (links | edit)
• Dion Boucicault (links | edit)
• James William Wallack (links | edit)
• Rip Van Winkle (links | edit)
• Frances Cleveland (links | edit)
• Eddie Foy (links | edit)
• Anthony Francis Lucas (links | edit)
• The Cricket on the Hearth (links | edit)
• Napoleon Sarony (links | edit)
• Bob Acres (links | edit)
• James O'Neill (actor, born 1847) (links | edit)
• The Glory of Living (links | edit)
• Ethel Grandin (links | edit)
• National Theatre (Washington, D.C.) (links | edit)
• Central City Opera House (links | edit)
• Theater in Chicago (links | edit)
• Viola Allen (links | edit)
• Otis Skinner (links | edit)
• William Winter (author) (links | edit)
• John W. Albaugh (links | edit)
• Church of the Transfiguration, Episcopal (Manhattan) (links | edit)
• Lost artworks (links | edit)
• George Holland (actor) (links | edit)
• John T. Raymond (links | edit)
• Byrne Piven (links | edit)
• Harry Farjeon (links | edit)
• Rip Van Winkle (operetta) (links | edit)
• List of members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters Department of Literature (links | edit)
• CBS Daytime (links | edit)
• Nathan Haskell Dole (links | edit)
• Francis Wilson (actor) (links | edit)
• Camille D'elmar (links | edit)
• Emma Howson (links | edit)
• History of the Encyclopædia Britannica (links | edit)
• The Players (New York City) (links | edit)
• John T. Ford (links | edit)
• Benjamin Farjeon (links | edit)
• William Warren (actor, born 1812) (links | edit)
• Barry Sullivan (English actor) (links | edit)
• Jeff Award (links | edit)
• Jennie Lee (American actress) (links | edit)
• Wallack's Theatre (links | edit)
• Lillian Lee (links | edit)
• Siasconset, Massachusetts (links | edit)
• Booth's Theatre (links | edit)
• Winter Garden Theatre (1850) (links | edit)