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Louis Aldrich : my partner
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Louis Aldrich in my partner” by Bartley Campbell
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Louis Aldrich : under the direction of Chapman & Sellers
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Image of a head-and-shoulders portrait of American actor Louis Aldrich, wearing formal dress, in an oval decorated with United States flags, eagle, leaves, acorns, and branches, and a shield; date sheet for performances beginning on December 13, [1886], at the Grand Opera House in Brooklyn, New York, pasted at bottom of image; the poster advertises Aldrich presumably in the drama "My Partner" by Bartley Campbell.
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Bartley Campbell author of "my partner" and his great double New York success the galley slave
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