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Placeholder cover for Ingomar, the Barbarian
First published
1898

Ingomar, the Barbarian

The outer archives are busy

by Julia Marlowe

About this book

Lafayette Square Opera House programme, John W. Albaugh, manager, Nixon & Zimmerman, directors. Engagement of Julia Marlowe and her company, direction of C.B. Dillingham, "Ingomar, the Barbarian," adapted from Friedrich Holm's "Der Sohn der Wildniss" by Maria Lovell.

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