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John Wilkes Booth and Philadelphia's Arch Street Theatre
03-10-2013, 09:27 AM
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RE: John Wilkes Booth and Philadelphia's Arch Street Theatre
Sorry Gary, I did missunderstand. Thanks for clarifying.

So when is this "Old Enough To Know Better" supposed to kick in?
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03-10-2013, 11:20 AM
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RE: John Wilkes Booth and Philadelphia's Arch Street Theatre
(03-09-2013 10:29 AM)Gene C Wrote:  
(03-08-2013 08:59 PM)L Verge Wrote:  Oh, good lord, not you too!

Do y'all subscribe to the theory that if you repeat an idea over and over often enough it will become fact????

Works in politics Big Grin
Joe, I think there's still hope for her

(03-08-2013 09:37 PM)L Verge Wrote:  Booth was despicable; Booth was despicable; Booth was despicable....

By jove, I think she's got it


Boy, I did stumble into that one, didn't I??
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03-10-2013, 03:27 PM (This post was last modified: 03-10-2013 03:28 PM by Gene C.)
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That's OK, thats why we hold you in such high esteem.

So when is this "Old Enough To Know Better" supposed to kick in?
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03-11-2013, 06:25 PM
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RE: John Wilkes Booth and Philadelphia's Arch Street Theatre
Fascinating article. I'm rather glad they mentioned that John was an actor, explained a bit more about his background, and included what those around him thought about him both before and after Lincoln's assassination. And I'll say no more Smile

It was interesting to hear about Louisa Lane Drew though. She sounded like a super lady. Booth was known for not being scared of other people. She must have been one tough cookie to make him shake.
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