-
George Washington Lafayette Fox was born to George Howe Fox and Emily Watt Fox of Cambridge, Mass.
-
Opens with Holcroft's "The Road to Ruin"
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre. -
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
Child in "The Hunter of the Alps" @ benefit for Charles Kean in the Tremont Theatre, Boston
NYT 10/25/77 -
Traveled w/his uncle (George W. Wyatt), mother, brothers (James and Charles Kemble), sister (Caroline), and several others. Toured "rural districts of New-England"
NYT 10/25/77 -
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
Started working as a comediat in the old National Theatre in Chatham-Square
NYT 10/25/77 -
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
-
Under Fox and Lingard. "It had a short and undistinguished career, enlivened only by visits from guest stars and the inevitable Uncle Tom's Cabin."
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre -
-
-
Rose to rank of Major and saw action
-
-
"Bowery Theatre" The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre.
-
NYT 10/25/77
-
NYT 10/25/77
-
3 weeks after the 1st one died
NYT 10/25/77 -
"one of the most profitable pieces of the decade"
NYT 10/25/77 -
$20,000 a year and steadily increasing
NYT 10/25/77 -
Bad idea.
Health began to fail.
NYT 10/25/77 -
NYT 11/15/75
-
NYT 10/25/77
-
NYT 10/25/77
-
"his friends in this City (Brooklyn) abandoned him, and he did not communicate with them for months"
NYT 10/25/77 -
NYT 10/25/77
-
NYT 10/25/77
-
Died after a series of strokes. Age: 52 years, 3 months, 21 days
NYT 10/25/77