KAZVIN

(36° 11’ N., 49° 56’ E.), pro vince and town, Persia; produces grain of Pop. c. 45,000. reigned KEAN, CHARLES JOHN (1811?-68 Empire an actor, the second s. of Edmund K. I.—Kaappeared at the age of 16 as ‘Youn: Norval’ Home’s Douglas, at Drur 24° Lane. The favorable impre ion h Rom. made secured him an engagement at th c. Hay market, where he was succe ful a ‘Hamlet.? Among his other triumph a were ‘Richard III.,’ ‘Sir Giles Over reach,’ and ‘Louis XI.’ Many of th Tip parts he created were, however, subse of her began quently better played by Sir Henr Irving. He went more than once to th 1844, United States, where he was _heartil; being welcomed, and where he made muc also money. He married, in 1842, Elle Letters; Tree. There is a biography by J. W in Cole, 1859. races, KEAN, EDMUND (1787-1833), Eng actor; b. London; s. of Nance Carey valley coast actre ; father unknown; after play in fine in various touring companies, made firs and appearance in London at Drury Lan as Shylock, 1814, which gained hir moral capital popular favor. His misconduct in Eng land drove him to America (1825-26) but he regained popularity on his returr in the maize, acted last in Othello, March 1833. numKEARNEY, a city of Nebraska, 1 under Buffalo Co., of which it is the count seat. It is on the Union Pacific an 157°), Burlington railroads, and on a can: India. which extends from the Platte Rive from which _water power is furnished fc manufacturing. t is an importar British trade center for a large farming an The stock raising area. Its industries fi clude cotton mills, flour mills, and machine shops. It is the seat of the Western State Normal School and State Indust-. for Boys. Pop. (1920)