Actor.
THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
March 7, 1910
LOUIS JAMES DIES HEART DISEASE
NOTED ACTOR IS STRICKEN IN DRESSING ROOM OF THEATER
Helena, Mont., March 7---Louis James, actor, was stricken with heart disease in his dressing room at the Helena theater and died at his hotel a short time afterward. the company will disband and Mrs. James will return to her home at Kansas City.
Louis James was one of the best known actors of the "old school". His part was usually that of the tragedian. Before starring himself, he was associated with Lawrence Barrett, Modjeska, Frederick Warde and other stars, taking leading parts, chiefly in Shakespearean productions.
In 1871, he married Lillian Scanlon, who died in 1876. He then married Alphie Hendricks
THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
March 7, 1910
LOUIS JAMES DIES HEART DISEASE
NOTED ACTOR IS STRICKEN IN DRESSING ROOM OF THEATER
Helena, Mont., March 7---Louis James, actor, was stricken with heart disease in his dressing room at the Helena theater and died at his hotel a short time afterward. the company will disband and Mrs. James will return to her home at Kansas City.
Louis James was one of the best known actors of the "old school". His part was usually that of the tragedian. Before starring himself, he was associated with Lawrence Barrett, Modjeska, Frederick Warde and other stars, taking leading parts, chiefly in Shakespearean productions.
In 1871, he married Lillian Scanlon, who died in 1876. He then married Alphie Hendricks
Actor.
THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
March 7, 1910
LOUIS JAMES DIES HEART DISEASE
NOTED ACTOR IS STRICKEN IN DRESSING ROOM OF THEATER
Helena, Mont., March 7---Louis James, actor, was stricken with heart disease in his dressing room at the Helena theater and died at his hotel a short time afterward. the company will disband and Mrs. James will return to her home at Kansas City.
Louis James was one of the best known actors of the "old school". His part was usually that of the tragedian. Before starring himself, he was associated with Lawrence Barrett, Modjeska, Frederick Warde and other stars, taking leading parts, chiefly in Shakespearean productions.
In 1871, he married Lillian Scanlon, who died in 1876. He then married Alphie Hendricks
THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
March 7, 1910
LOUIS JAMES DIES HEART DISEASE
NOTED ACTOR IS STRICKEN IN DRESSING ROOM OF THEATER
Helena, Mont., March 7---Louis James, actor, was stricken with heart disease in his dressing room at the Helena theater and died at his hotel a short time afterward. the company will disband and Mrs. James will return to her home at Kansas City.
Louis James was one of the best known actors of the "old school". His part was usually that of the tragedian. Before starring himself, he was associated with Lawrence Barrett, Modjeska, Frederick Warde and other stars, taking leading parts, chiefly in Shakespearean productions.
In 1871, he married Lillian Scanlon, who died in 1876. He then married Alphie Hendricks
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