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  • Maggie Mitchell, 1896.
    Maggie Mitchell

    …appeared in a new piece, Fanchon, the Cricket, a secondhand adaptation by August Waldauer from George Sand’s story ā€œLa Petite Fadette.ā€ Her characterization of the sprite of a heroine, which included a graceful and entrancing shadow dance, was an immediate sensation. Her Southern tour was cut short by the Civil…

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    …appeared in a new piece, Fanchon, the Cricket, a secondhand adaptation by August Waldauer from George Sand’s story ā€œLa Petite Fadette.ā€ Her characterization of the sprite of a heroine, which included a graceful and entrancing shadow dance, was an immediate sensation. Her Southern tour was cut short by the Civil…

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