Chas. Erin Verner in Fred G. Maeder's great comedy drama, "Shamus O'Brien/ The Bold Boy of Glingall"
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Three men look on in horror, two of them dressed in the redcoats of British officers. The plot centers around Shamus, an Irish freedom fighter wanted by the British authorities. He comes out of hiding to confront a rival for the hand of his sweetheart. A silent film version of the 1865 play <i> Shamus O\u00e2\u0080\u0099Brien </i> was released in the United States in 1912."}, {"label": "Description", "content": "Charles Erin Verner was an Irish actor who appeared in the United States and New Zealand in the touring patriotic musical <i> Shamus O'Brien </i> from the 1880s into the early 1900s. This drama was written by Thomas B. Mcdonough and Fred G. Maeder (1840-91). Frederick G. Maeder was an actor and playwright born in New York. The son of composer James Maeder and actress Clara Fisher, he made his theatrical debut in Portland, Maine, in 1859, playing the role of Bernardo in <i> Hamlet </i>. 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