McCollom, J. C., (actor)
Abstracts: 11
2065
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 April 1864
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2065 - I, Apr. 29:4/2 - The Academy of Music held a crowded house last
night to hear the play, FANCHON THE CRICKET, and to see Maggie Mitchell
as "Little Fadet." Her delineation of character is most bewitching. Mr.
Ellsler plays "Father Barbeaud" with perfection. Mr. McCollom's "Landry"
and Mr. Lewis' "Didier" are more than comical. (3)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Ellsler, John (actor); FANCHON THE CRICKET (play); Lewis, James (actor); McCollom, J. C., (actor); Mitchell, Maggie (actress)
2080
Cleveland Morning Leader, 7 May 1864
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2080 - L. May 7:4/3 - AURORA FLOYD was given excellently last night at
the Academy of Music. Miss Denin played very well. Mr. Ellsler as
"Steve Hargrave" gave a powerful piece of acting. Mr. McCollom's part
as "John Mel lish" was very natural. (4)
Theaters
Index terms:
AURORA FLOYD (play); Denin, Kate (actress); Ellsler, John (actor); McCollom, J. C., (actor)
2082
Cleveland Morning Leader, 12 May 1864
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2082 - L. May 12:4/3 - THE LADY OF LYONS drew a large audience to the
Academy of Music. Miss Denin rendered beautifully the character of
"Pauline." Mr. McCollom as "Claude Melnotte" won enthusiastic applause.
Mrs. Dickson gave a very spirited bit of acting as the "Countess." (3)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Denin, Kate (actress); Dickson, Mrs. James (actress); LADY OF LYONS (play); McCollom, J. C., (actor)
2086
Cleveland Morning Leader, 19 May 1864
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2086 - L May 19:4/2 - UNCLE TOM'S CABIN was splendidly performed at the
Academy of Music last night. Messrs. Ward, McCollom, Ellsler, and Mrs.
Dickson rendered their parts excellently. (2)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Dickson, Mrs. James (actress); Ellsler, Mrs. Effie (actress); McCollom, J. C., (actor); UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (play); Ward, James M. (actor)
2090
Cleveland Morning Leader, 25 May 1864
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2090 - L. May 25:4/4 - HAMLET was splendidly rendered at the Academy
of Music last night. Edwin Adams is handsome and has a splendid voice.
His rendition of the prince of Denmark was masterly. Mr. McCollom spoke
the part of the "Ghost" with great effect and power. (5)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Adams, Edwin (actor); Denmark; HAMLET (play); McCollom, J. C., (actor)
2091
Cleveland Morning Leader, 26 May 1864
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2091 - L. May 26:4/3 - There was very slin attendance at the performance
RICHARD THE THIRD, held at the Academy of Music last night. McCollom's
"Richard" was excellent and all characters were successful iy rendered.
(3)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; McCollom, J. C., (actor); RICHARD THE THIRD (play)
2104
Cleveland Morning Leader, 10 June 1864
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2104 - L June 10:4/4 - The Academy of Music was crowded last night for the
presentation of the play, BELLE OF THE SEASON. Miss Matilda Heron,
as "Florence Upperman," retained her position as mistress of her profes-
sion. McCollom's rendition of "Edwin Hardtoii" was perfect. (4)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; BELLE OF THE SEASON (play); Heron Matilda (actress); McCollom, J. C., (actor)
2108
Cleveland Morning Leader, 17 June 1864
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2108 - L June 17:4/4 - A full house greeted Miss Heron last night at the
Academy of Music in her last performance here as "Camil le." She did
herself full justice in her splendid impersonation. -
Mr. McCollom surpassed himself in his impersonation of "Armand Duval."
(4)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; CAMILLE (play); Heron Matilda (actress); JEAN WALJEAN (play); McCollom, J. C., (actor)
2118
Cleveland Morning Leader, 30 June 1864
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2118 - L June 30:4/4, 5 - At the Academy of Music, Mrs. Bradshaw's benefit
the TICKET OF LEAVE MAN is meeting with tremendous success. A crowded
house greeted its third rendition, and delight was expressed at the manner
in which it was put upon the stage. Mr. McCollom as "Robert Brierly" ex-
cels himself in the fidelity of conception and spiritedness of rendition.
Mr. Ellsler's "John Ilawkshaw" displays a suppressed but intense power. Mr.
Lewis, as "Sam Willoughby" is very natural and very funny. (6)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Bradshaw, Mrs. (actress); Ellsler, John (actor); Lewis, James (actor); McCollom, J. C., (actor); TICKET OF LEAVE MAN (play)
2124
Cleveland Morning Leader, 7 July 1864
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2124 - L. July 7:4/2 - The benefit given for C. Busch at the Academy of
Music, was well attended. A benefit for Col in Stewart, actor, is to be
given tomorrow night.
Mr. McCollom takes a benefit July 9. (2)
Theaters
Index terms:
Academy of Music; Bush, C.; McCollom, J. C., (actor); Stewart, Colin
2161
Cleveland Morning Leader, 29 June 1864
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2161 - L June 29:4/8 - We will present the TICKET OF LEAVE MAN,
staging J. C. McCollom this evening. (4)
Theaters /
Actors and Actresses
Index terms:
McCollom, J. C., (actor); TICKET OF LEAVE MAN (play)