Lawrence Barrett
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Lawrence Barrett , 1838-91, American actor, b. Paterson, N.J. An excellent romantic actor, he is best remembered for his portrayal of Cassius to the Brutus of Edwin Booth. Barrett made his New York debut (1856) in The Hunchback and appeared (1858-59) with the Boston Museum Company. He was associated with Booth from 1866 to 1889. A dignified actor, tall, with classic features, Barrett excelled in Shakespeare. He wrote a biography of Edwin Forrest (1881).
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&type=1 "Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)")
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It's better in Barrett; WAY OF LIFE: Lawrence Kloos, 87, doesn't remember a time when he didn't hunt. And he has no plans to quit.(SPECIAL)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); 9/15/2004; 406 words;
... Staff Writer Ask Lawrence Kloos to meet you ... farm outside of Barrett as he once did ... was born between Barrett and Herman on my ... and soon young Lawrence knew his way around ... again. But even in Barrett, where hunting is ... future. In 2003, Barrett had about 30 boys ... than it was ...
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&type=1 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Where Lady Chatterley danced naked through the vines with her Sicilian lover; Frank Barrett visits Taormina,home to D.H.Lawrence in the 1920s and inspiration for his classic tale of lust.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England); 9/11/2005; 970 words;
Byline: FRANK BARRETT WALKING beyond the limits of Corso ... sign saying 'Via David Herbert Lawrence', better known as D.H. Lawrence, author of Lady Chatterley's Lover ... at the tourist office felt sure Lawrence had been a local resident but ...
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Eileen Barrett, a sales associate in the Brewster office of Houlihan/Lawrence, received the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation from the Council of Residential Specialists.(Real Estate Update)(Brief Article)
Westchester County Business Journal; 3/14/2005; 37 words;
Eileen Barrett, a sales associate in the Brewster office of Houlihan/Lawrence, received the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation from the Council of Residential Specialists, an affiliate of the National Association of Realtors.
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Where Lady Chatterley danced naked through the vines with her Sicilian lover Frank Barrett visits Taormina,home to D.H.Lawrence in the 1920s and inspiration for his classic tale of lust
Mail on Sunday; 9/11/2005; FRANK BARRETT; 963 words;
... spotted a street sign saying 'Via David Herbert Lawrence', better known as D.H. Lawrence, author of Lady Chatterley's Lover. But why here? The lady at the tourist office felt sure Lawrence had been a local resident but went off to ask ...
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&type=1 "South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)")
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HOME FRONT: Old fashioned girl will only go sofa; Lynne Barrett-Lee's latest novel features a home makeover show. Jo Manning visited Lynne to find out if she's a budding Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen.(Features)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales); 3/8/2003; 589 words;
Byline: Jo Manning THERE'S a good few chapters in Lynne Barrett-Lee's latest novel, One Day Someday, dedicated to her main protagonist's experiences on an imaginary TV home makeover show called ...
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The WISCONSIN; Wisconsin medalists in the Summer Olympics ALVIN KRAENZLEIN - (Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin) Track and field, 1900: Golds in 60-meter dash, 110- and 200-meter high hurdles, long jump. ARCHIE HAHN - (Dodgeville) Track and field, 1904: Golds in 60-, 100 and 200-meter dashes. GEORGE POAGE - (LaCrosse; University of Wisconsin) Track and field, 1904: Bronzes in 200- and 400-meter hurdles. OSCAR OSTHOFF - (Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin) Weightlifting, 1904: Gold in all-around dumbbell, silver in two-hand lift. EMIL BREITKREUTZ - (Wausau; University of Wisconsin) Track and field, 1904: Bronze in 800 meters. FRANK WALLER - (Menomonie; University of Wisconsin) Track and field, 1904: Silvers in 400 meters, 400-meter hurdles. FREDERICK HIRD (New Diggings) Shooting, 1912: Gold in small-bore rifle (prone position); bronze with miniature rifle team. ARLIE SCHARDT - (Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin) Track and field, 1920: Gold in 3,000-meter team race. ALDEN SANBORN - (Jefferson; Beloit College) Rowing, 1920: Gold in eight-oared shell with coxswain. RALPH METCALFE - (Marquette University) Track and field, 1932 and '36: Silver in 100 meters, bronze in 200 meters in '32; gold in 400 relay and silver in 100 in '36. HELENE MADISON - (Madison) Swimming, 1932: Golds in 100- and 400-meter freestyle and 400 freestyle relay. STANLEY STANCZYK - (Armstrong) Weightlifting, 1948 and '52: Gold in light heavyweight class (1811 2 pounds) in '48, silver in '52. BARBARA JONES - (Marquette University) Track and field, 1952 and '60: Gold in 400-meter relay at both Games. FRANK McCABE - (Marquette University) Basketball, 1952: Gold as member of U.S. team. RON BONTEMPS - (Beloit College) Basketball, 1952: Gold as member of U.S. team. KEN WIESNER - (Milwaukee; Marquette University) Track and field, 1952: Silver in high jump. JOHN BENNETT - (Marquette University) Track and field, 1956: Silver in long jump. ROBERT HALPERIN - (University of Wisconsin) Yachting, 1960: Silver in mixed star. HARRY "BUD" MELGES - (Elkhorn; University of Wisconsin) Yachting, 1964 and '72: Bronze in mixed flying dutchman in '64; gold in mixed soling in '72. WILLIAM BENTSEN - (University of Wisconsin) Yachting, 1964 and '72: Bronze in mixed flying dutchman in '64; gold in mixed soling in '72. PETER BARRETT - (Madison; University of Wisconsin) Yachting, 1964 and '68: Silver in men's finn in '64; gold in mixed star in '68. LAWRENCE HOUGH - (Janesville) Rowing, 1968: Silver in pair-oared shell without coxswain. TIM MICKELSON - (Deerfield; University of Wisconsin) Rowing, 1972: Silver in eight-oared shell with coxswain. BEN PETERSON - (Comstock) Freestyle wrestling, 1972 and '76: Gold in light heavyweight class (1981 2 pounds) in '72; silver in '76. JOHN PETERSON - (Comstock; UW-Stout) Freestyle wrestling, 1972 and '76: Silver in middleweight class (181 pounds) in '72; gold in '76. STEVE FURNISS - (Madison) Swimming, 1972: Bronze in 200 individual medley. (Note: Brother Bruce, born in Fresno, Calif., won gold medals in the 200 freestyle and 800 freestyle relay in '76). JIM MONTGOMERY - (Madison) Swimming, 1976: Golds in 100 freestyle, 800 relay and 400 medley relay; bronze in 200 freestyle. RUSS HELLICKSON - (Stoughton; University of Wisconsin) Freestyle wrestling, 1976: Silver in heavyweight class (220 pounds). CARIE GRAVES - (Spring Green; University of Wisconsin) Rowing, 1976 and '84: Bronze in eight-oared shell with coxswain in '76; gold in '84. PEGGY MCCARTHY - (Madison; University of Wisconsin) Rowing, 1976: Bronze in eight-oared shell with coxswain. JACQUELINE ZOCH - (Madison; University of Wisconsin) Rowing, 1976: Bronze in eight-oared shell with coxswain in 1976. WENDY LANSBACH BOGLIOLI - (Land O' Lakes) Swimming, 1976: Gold in 400 freestyle relay, bronze in 100 butterfly. CONNIE CARPENTER-PHINNEY - (Madison) Cycling, 1984: Gold in women's road race. BOB ESPESETH - (University of Wisconsin) Rowing, 1984: Bronze in pair-oared shell with coxswain. ANDY REIN - (Stoughton; University of Wisconsin) Freestyle wrestling, 1984: Silver in lightweight c
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 7/19/1996; 2115 words;
... the 100 and the 100 hurdles. 10 DEBBI LAWRENCE Sport/event: Track and field, 10-kilometer ... graduating from UW-Parkside in 1983. About Lawrence: After suffering from anemia that went ... undiagnosed for more than a year in 1993-'94, Lawrence is back in form and walking better than ...
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Barrett, David M.: The CIA and Congress: The Untold Story from Truman to Kennedy.(Book review)
Perspectives on Political Science; 9/22/2006; Crawford, Timothy W.; 2710 words;
Barrett, David M. The CIA and Congress ... Story from Truman to Kennedy Lawrence University of Kansas Press ... and balanced book by David Barrett, an associate professor of ... and Zegart (1999). Much of Barrett's value-added was culled from ... served as overseers. Second, Barrett's findings ...
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&type=1 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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Football: Barrett homes in to hand the Dragons a win.(Sport)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 12/27/2003; 689 words;
... COUNTY 0 1 WREXHAM Barrett 89 STOCKPORT COUNTY ... Whitley, Carey, Lawrence, C Edwards,Llewellyn, Barrett,P Edwards,Pejic ... Jones. BOOKINGS: Lawrence, Thomas REFEREE ... 256 IDFIELDER Paul Barrett's first goal of ... up through Dennis Lawrence,and Sam turned beautifully ... the cards until ...
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Fox-Barrett
Sunday News Lancaster, PA; 2/29/2004; 189 words;
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&type=1 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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CRANFIELD/BARRETT.(CNY)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY); 5/9/2004; 251 words;
... the wedding of Jessica Lynn Barrett and David Matthew Cranfield ... George L. III and Cecilia Barrett, of Cicero. The groom is the son of Lawrence and Mary Cranfield, of Camillus. Jacqueline Barrett, sister-in-law of the bride ... Bridesmaids were Richelle Barrett, sister-in-law of the ...
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BARRETT/ROBERTS.(CNY)
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... R. Roberts and William J. Barrett were married July 22, 2006 ... The bride is the daughter of Lawrence and Joyce Stajcar, of Port ... the son of Gerald and Gloria Barrett, of Interlaken. Matron of ... and Anjelica and Cassandra Barrett, daughters of the groom. Best ... CREDIT Mr. and Mrs. William ...
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Martinsburg's Barrett drawing a recruiting crowd: Tournament Notebook
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Martinsburg High junior Brandon Barrett, the Kennedy Award winner ... schools are interested that Barrett admits he has trouble keeping ... interest from Ohio State. Barrett smashed state receiving ... Dave Walker is helping Barrett assemble a camp lineup ... Activities Commission rule. Barrett also ...
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New Wayne State provost works on streamlining, budget-cutting.(News)(Nancy Barrett)
Crain's Detroit Business; 10/6/2003; Bailey, Laura; 1011 words;
... opinions because they fear retribution. Barrett said she hopes to brighten the stifling ... Alabama is any indication, relations between Barrett and the faculty at WSU will be healthy ... drafted a letter of support for then-Provost Barrett and sent it to Witt. In February, the month before she stepped down, ...
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For Barrett, goal is to chart a `third way' of governing
The Boston Globe; 9/14/1994; Don Aucoin, Globe Staff; 2357 words;
... voted for Bulger for Senate president. Barrett has pushed for rules reform in the Senate ... hinges on ousting Bulger's lieutenants, Barrett earlier this year appeared at the campaign ... Berry (D-Peabody), a key Bulger ally. Barrett said he he appeared with Berry because ... think Bill Bulger is a terrible ...
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Sense of state's crisis driving Barrett to race for governor
The Boston Globe; 5/31/1994; Don Aucoin, Globe Staff; 960 words;
... state Sen. Michael Barrett has drawn lessons for ... governor. Some experts told Barrett and his wife to resign ... hearing world. But the Barretts were determined that Hannah ... to hear. Every morning, Barrett or his wife devotes more ... real solutions," said Barrett. "I feel the same way about ...
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