San Franciscos Laurel Hill
San Franciscos Laurel Hill
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Judah she must have been very old. I remember her from my earliest days. " In 1852, the Booth family first came to San Francisco. Junius Brutus Booth had been secured to fill an engagement by Thomas Maguire, and was accompanied west by his sons Junius Brutus, Jr. , and Edwin. It was in San Francisco, at a benefit for a fellow actor, that Edwin Booth first played Richard III, subsequently one of his greatest roles. Although but a youth of twenty the excellence of his performance won the praise o...f Ferdinand Ewer, in an article for the Alta California of April 22, 1853, which was widely copied. The warm friendship thus begun between young Booth and Ferdinand Ewer ended only with the death of the writer many years later. Harriet Mace, wife of Junius Brutus Booth, Jr. , was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. DON'T CRY is the admonition on her headstone.
Dr. Felix P. Wierzbicki, a Polish physician and author, came to California in 1847 as hospital steward on board the Loo Cboo. He died December 26, 1860, and was buried at Lone Mountain Cemetery in the Chain Plot, Tier 3, Grave 55.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judah she must have been very old. I remember her from my earliest days. " In 1852, the Booth family first came to San Francisco. Junius Brutus Booth had been secured to fill an engagement by Thomas Maguire, and was accompanied west by his sons Junius Brutus, Jr. , and Edwin. It was in San Francisco, at a benefit for a fellow actor, that Edwin Booth first played Richard III, subsequently one of his greatest roles. Although but a youth of twenty the excellence of his performance won the praise o...f Ferdinand Ewer, in an article for the Alta California of April 22, 1853, which was widely copied. The warm friendship thus begun between young Booth and Ferdinand Ewer ended only with the death of the writer many years later. Harriet Mace, wife of Junius Brutus Booth, Jr. , was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. DON'T CRY is the admonition on her headstone.
Dr. Felix P. Wierzbicki, a Polish physician and author, came to California in 1847 as hospital steward on board the Loo Cboo. He died December 26, 1860, and was buried at Lone Mountain Cemetery in the Chain Plot, Tier 3, Grave 55.
What to read after San Franciscos Laurel Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Clark Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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