Talk:Edward Rose
Hey, any help anyone could give with this article would be appreciated, especially cleaning up my writing or adding new material. Just a few things I couldn't (
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Hey, any help anyone could give with this article would be appreciated, especially cleaning up my writing or adding new material. Just a few things I couldn't (or didn't) put on the page.
First, the Who's Who I cited for his time at the Sunday Times says he was their critic until 1896, but this New York Times article from 1897 says he's still the critic. As it's more contemporaneous, I trust it.
Second, Zenda ran in America first, at the Castle Square Theater. That was sometime in 1895, but I can't find the dates.
Third, Edward Everett Rose may have been Canadian, not American. I'm pretty sure he lived in both places, though.
Fourth, although the British Rose is often referred to as Edward E. Rose, I can find no contemporaneous accounts that call him that. I think it's only happened later, by confusion with Everett, who was called Edward E. Rose during his life. I can't say this in the article, though, as I have no source.
Thanks! The Luizer (talk) 01:09, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
Also, we may need a disambiguation page. Everett probably deserves his own page, and there's also a decently well-known American Indian named Edward Rose. The Luizer (talk) 02:03, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
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