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Sullivan (THOMAS RUSSELL an American)

THOMAS RUSSELL, an American fiction writer and dramatist; born in Boston, Mass., Nov. 21, 1849. His novels include "Tom Sylvester," "Roses of Shadow," "Day and Night Stories," "Ars et Vita" (1893); "Boston, Old and New" (1912), and "Hand of Petrarch" (1913). His plays include "The Catspaw" (1881), "Merely Players" (1886), dramatization of Stevenson's "Dr.

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," and "Nero," a tragedy. He was joint author with W.

W. Chamberlin of "Hearts Are Trumps" produced 1878, and "Midsummer Madness," produced 1880. He died in 1916. a