Richard Crale

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"... for three years, when she decided to go on the stage. Her first important part was in "A Littie Outcast." But her real opportunity came in May, 1904, when Richard Crale gave her a part in his musical play, "The Maid and the Mummy." The night after she appeared for the first tim^ at the Garrick theater in Chicago she awoke ..."

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"... lent, dignified, embowered, received them without a flicker." The main event of the conference is the unveiling of a plaque to hon our the former guild president, the late Richard Crale, on the frail of the National Library. Crale is a presence in the novel through the memories of his widow, his lover, his closest friend and other associates, all gath ..."