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Miller (HENRY actor and theatrical)

HENRY, actor and theatrical manager; born London, England, in 1860, came to United States in 1871.

First appeared at Toronto in "Amy Robsart," joined Modjeska's company in 1878, and with Adelaide Neilson two seasons. Next played in Charles Frohman's company as leading man, and appeared as star in original production of "Heartsease," 1896. He created the leading rôle in "The Only Way" and opened the Princess Theater with "The Great Divide" in 1906. He appeared in "The Rainbow" and in "Daddy Long-Legs" (1915), acting as his own manager.

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