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Also Known As Friederike Caroline Weissenborn
Born March 9, 1697 • Dzierżoniów • Poland
Died November 30, 1760 (aged 63) • near Dresden • Germany

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Franz Schuch
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Eduard Devrient
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Sir Henry Irving, c. 1900.
Sir Henry Irving
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Louisa Lane Drew
American actress
John Philip Kemble
John Philip Kemble
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Ida Kaminska
Polish actress
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Dame Gladys Cooper
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Talma, lithograph by G. Engelmann
François-Joseph Talma
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Gino Cervi
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Floridor
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George Jolly
English actor and manager
Jouvet
Louis Jouvet
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James William Wallack, detail from an engraving by Thomas A. Woolnoth, 1807.
James William Wallack
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André Antoine
André Antoine
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Joseph Anton Stranitzky
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Charles Kemble as Romeo, engraving by P. Thomson, c. 1819
Charles Kemble
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Sir Squire Bancroft.
Sir Squire Bancroft
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Frank Benson, 1882.
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Lester Wallack
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