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But it was John Wilkes Booth who would place a stamp of theatrical glory on himself, no matter the cost.  He was dashing on the stage, dazzling the audience with his impulsiveness and fiery acting.  He traveled with a wardrobe valued at $15,000, and made sure his travels to the cities he performed in were also accompanied by a visit to the local photographer, where ''cartes de visite'' were made, so that he could hand them out to his many female admirers (TL 26, pp. 34, 60).

But it was John Wilkes Booth who would place a stamp of theatrical glory on himself, no matter the cost.  He was dashing on the stage, dazzling the audience with his impulsiveness and fiery acting.  He traveled with a wardrobe valued at $15,000, and made sure his travels to the cities he performed in were also accompanied by a visit to the local photographer, where ''cartes de visite'' were made, so that he could hand them out to his many female admirers (TL 26, pp. 34, 60).

==Popular Culture==

==The conspiracy== 

The question 'Aside from that, Mrs Lincoln, how was the play?' is often used semi-humorously when asking about an event that was marred by some accident or mishap.

==The manhunt==  

==The funeral== 

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