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''William Gillette To-Night'' is an article published in [[The Cincinnati Enquirer]] on 7 january 1901.

About the play [[Sherlock Holmes (play 1901 Grand Opera House)|Sherlock Holmes]] at the ''Grand Opera House'' in Cincinnati, OH (USA).

== William Gillette To-Night ==
[[File:the-cincinnati-enquirer-1901-01-07-p2-william-gillette-to-night.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Cincinnati Enquirer]] (7 january 1901, p. 2)]]

[[William Gillette]], whose name is associated with a number of the distinct successes of the past achieved on the local boarde, will make his appearance in Cincinnati to-night at the Grand for the first time in several years. His play, "[[Sherlock Holmes (play 1901 Grand Opera House)|Sherlock Holmes]]," is said to be one of the most fascinating vehicles of the decade. [[William Gillette|Mr. Gillette]], who is recognized as a veritable genius in contriving the most thrilling situations from apparently the most commonplace material will appear in what his management is pleased to call a reincarnation of "[[Sherlock Holmes]]," he celebrated detective of [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Dr. Conan Doyle]]'s fiction. The word incarnation has been suggested, it is said, by the fact that [[William Gillette|Mr. Gillette]] has completely absorbed the character of [[Sherlock Holmes]], enabling him to give an impersonation in which he lays aside his own individuality absolutely and appears as the cool, analytical, vigilant detective, whose adventures have made him one of the most celebrated personages of recent authorship.

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