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Edwin Adams, an American actor, born in Medford, Mass., Feb. 3, 1834. Since 1853, when he made his first appearance upon the stage in Boston, he has acted in many parts of the United States, acquiring a considerable reputation both as a light comedian and a personator of serious characters. During the season of 1869-'70 he acted in conjunction with Edwin Booth in New York in several of Shakespeare's plays.
 
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