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Newspaper article from: The New York Observer (New York, NY) ...seems, and Kevin Kline's magnificent...than anyone in Henry IV, Part I or...Falstaff's in Henry IV, but none bigger. He steals the play, as...secret to Mr. Kline's masterly...You must catch ...

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