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LAURA KEENE (c. 1820-1873) , Anglo- See also: American actress and manager, whose real name was Mary See also: Moss, was See also: born in See also: England
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In 1851, in See also: London, she was playing Pauline in The Lady of See also: Lyons
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She made her first appearance in New See also: York on the loth of See also: September 1852, on her way to See also: Australia
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She returned in 1855 and till 1863 managed Laura Keene's theatre, in which was produced, in 1858, Our American See also: Cousin
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It was her See also: company that was playing at See also: Ford's theatre, See also: Washington, on the See also: night of Lincoln's assassination
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See also: Miss Keene was a successful melodramatic actress, and an admirable manager
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She died at See also: Montclair, New See also: Jersey, on the 4th of See also: November 1873
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See See also: John Creahan's
See also: Life of Laura Keene (1897)
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