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EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT (1816-1877)

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 853 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT (1816-1877)  ,
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American actor, born in Boston, made his first appearance on the stage in
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Providence in support of Junius Brutus Booth . Afterwards he went to England, where he supported Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt (Ritchie) (1819-187o), Macready and others . In 1854 he was again in the
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United States, appearing in Shakespearian plays and in dramatizations of Dickens's novels . As
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Bill Sykes he was especially successful, and his
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Sir Giles Overreach and Brutus were also greatly admired . He died at Canton, Pennsylvania, on the 1st of September 1877 . In 1849 he had married Fanny Vining (Mrs Charles Gill) (d . 1891), an
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English actress also in Mrs Mowatt's
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company . Their daughter FANNY (
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LILY GIpsY) DAVENPORT (1850—1898) appeared in
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America at the age of twelve as the king of Spain in Faint Heart Never Won
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Fair Lady . Later (1869) she was a member of Daly's company; and after-wards, with a company of her own, acted with especial success in Sardou's Fedora (1883),
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Cleopatra (189o), and similar plays . Her last appearance was on the 25th of March 1898, shortly before her
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death .

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