KEENE, LAURA

(1820-1878), actre ; b. England; @. Mon’.N.J. Her real mame was Mary Mo . She visited the United States In 1852 as an actre af repute, especially in the role of Pauline in the Lady ef Lyens, and appeared in New York on her way to Australia. She returned to that city on completing her tour, thereafter becoming identified with the American stage. Im 1855 she leased the Olympic, which then was known as ‘Laura Keene’s Theatre’, and in 1858 made a conspicuous succe in Our American Cousin, with Joseph Jefferson and E. A. Sothern in the cast, the latter! as Lord Dundreary. It was this play President Lincoln saw at Ford’s Theatre, sinated. She was twice married, first to H. W. Taylor in 1847, and to J, Letz in 1857. bate Wy, pes i ct, = Canada, between Hudson Bay on E. and Mackenzie, south of 60? toha on W. he portion N, was in 1912 divided between Mosnitoba and Ontario. REI ISLANDS, Dutch E, - Indies; include —. &° 30'S, 5833 town, W. Yorkshire, Pop. (1921), 41,942.