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C. M. S. McLellan
C. M. S. McLellan (1865–1916) was a London-based American playwright and composer who often wrote under the pseudonym Hugh Morton. McLellan is probably best remembered for the musical ''The Belle of New York'' and drama, ''Leah Kleschna''.
==Early life==
Charles Morton Stewart McLellan was born on September 4, 1865, in Bath, Maine〔McLellan’s first middle name is spelled Marton on his 1915 US Passport Application〕〔Chas. Marton Stewart McLellen-US Passport Application-September 13, 1915-Ancestry.com scan〕 to William H. and Florida (née McLanathan) McLellan. His father was a successful wholesaler who later formed the shipbuilding firm, E and S. Company. Florida McLellan, the daughter of a ship's captain, was described in her 1898 obituary as having "unusual business talent ant tact."〔The Local News - ''Bangor Daily Whig & Courier'' (Bangor, ME) March 22, 1898; Issue 70; col B〕 At an early age, McLellan's family moved to Boston, where he attended Hopkinson School (founded by the father of artist Charles Hopkinson) and Chauncy Hall Preparatory School.〔''Who's Who on the Stage'', Walter Browne, E. De Roy Koch; 1908; p. 292 (Google Books)〕〔''Who's Who in America'', John W. Leonard; 1901-1902; p.736 (Google Books)〕
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