| Title: | Grundy, Sydney (1865–1946): Dramatist |
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| Description: | Grundy, Sydney (1865–1946): Called to the bar in 1869 and practiced law until 1876. He adapted plays from France and Germany. Two of his plays, co-written with Henry Pettitt, were played at the Adelphi in 1887 and 1888--Bells of Haslemere (279 perfs.) and Union Jack (129). Jessie Millward and William Terriss appeared in both. He also wrote libretti. |
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| 1st Performance: | Jul 28, 1887 |
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| Theatre: | Adelphi |
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| Source: | Via Wikipedia: Mr. Sydney Grundy, Author of "An Old Jew." 1894. By Lombardi & Co. University of Pennsylvania Libraries. Furness Theatrical Image Collection. From a page in the Pall Mall Budget, Jan. 11, 1894., Jul 28, 1887 |
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Via Wikipedia: Mr. Sydney Grundy, Author of "An Old Jew." 1894. By Lombardi & Co. University of Pennsylvania Libraries. Furness Theatrical Image Collection. From a page in the Pall Mall Budget, Jan. 11, 1894., Jul 28, 1887
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