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Jessie Mackaye
Jessie Mackaye was a comic〔"Music", ''New York Times'', May 7, 1899, pg. SM7.〕 stage actress of the Victorian era. Prior to becoming an actress she spent part of her youth in a convent in the United States.〔"Flashes From The Footlights", ''English Illustrated Magazine'', 1900, Volume XXII, pg. 590.〕 Mackaye is remembered for her role as "Micah Dow" in ''The Little Minister''. The play was staged at the Olympia Theatre (New York) in September 1897.
==Victorian actress==
She was in the graduating class of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in April 1896, held at the Lyceum Theatre (Broadway).〔"More Young Actors Graduated", ''New York Times'', April 28, 1896, pg. 2.〕
Mackaye began acting with the Amateur Comedy Club in a production of ''Dandy Dick'', which was staged at the Lyceum Theatre in April 1896. She acted the role of "Sheba" at the entertainment venue at Seventh Avenue and 57th Street.〔"The Social World", ''New York Times'', April 9, 1896, pg. 8.〕
In January 1900 Mackaye teamed with DeWolf Hopper in ''The Mystical Miss'' (aka ''The Charlatan'') in London, England.〔"Notes of the Foreign Stage", ''New York Times'', January 21, 1900, pg. 16.〕
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