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Admiral's Men theatrical company of players, officially designated the Admiral's Men in 1585. They were rivals of the Chamberlain's Men and performed at the theaters of Philip Henslowe . Their leading actor was Edward Alleyn .... Read more
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George Horace Gallup 1901-84, American public opinion statistician, originator of the Gallup poll , b. Jefferson, Iowa. After teaching journalism at Drake Univ. (1929-31) and at Northwestern Univ. (1931-32), he founded the American Institute of Public Opinion (1935) and the Audience Research... Read more
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minstrel show stage entertainment by white performers made up as blacks. Thomas Dartmouth Rice, who gave (c.1828) the first solo performance in blackface and introduced the song-and-dance act Jim Crow, is called the "father of American minstrelsy." The first public performance of a minstrel... Read more
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Below the Fold
Transcript from: Fox News Sunday (Fox News Network) ...a network show, but a production...penalty to place their names...time, the place, the circumstances...looked the man in the eye...don't get many visitors...really matter much. George...showing a Gallup ...
Names in the News
Newspaper article from: The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) ...country's most high-profile...Another big win for President...s most-admired man this year...named most admired living man...figure that Gallup poll analyst ...
WARMING TRENDS.(NATION)(INSIDE THE BELTWAY)(Column)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times (Washington, DC) ...nation's most admired men? Uh, yeah...Gibson. Gallup Polls asked more than 1...they most admired. Here is...in first place followed...Incidentally, Gallup ...

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