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See also: English actor, was See also: born in See also: London, his real name being Belasco
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He began his stage career at an early age, and after 1863 gradually made his way in humorous parts
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His creation, in 1875, of the See also: part of Perkyn Middlewick in Our Boys made him famous as a comedian, the performance obtaining for the piece a then unprecedented run from the 16th of See also: January 1875 till the 18th of See also: April 1879
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In 1885 he had another notable success as Blueskin in Little See also: Jack See also: Sheppard at the Gaiety Theatre, his See also: principal associates being Fred See also: Leslie and Nellie Farren
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His See also: song in this burlesque, " Botany See also: Bay," became widely popular
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In the part of See also: John
See also: Dory in See also: Wild Oats he again made a See also: great See also: hit at the Criterion Theatre in 1886; and among his other most successful impersonations were See also: Simon See also: Ingot in See also: David See also: Garrick, Tweedie in Tweedie's Rights, Macclesfield in The Guv'nor, and See also: Eccles in Caste
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His unctuous See also: humour and unfailing See also: spirits made him a great favourite with the public
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