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Comment: Thank you for your work. For now, the draft is not being accepted. Before submitting it again - Please check perhow to write an article as per the standards.HilssaMansen19Irien1291S• spreading wiki love ~Message here; no calls 05:41, 5 June 2025 (UTC)Thomas Stewart Denison,T. S. Denison,Denison's Blackface Series, andT.S. Denison should link here
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T. S. Denison & Company, owned byThomas Stewart Denison, was a publisher in Chicago. It published pamphlets on popular entertainments including vaudeville sketches, songs, and poems. It published a Half Hour Dramas series and Denison's Blackface Series. It published Denison's Illustrated Song Pantomimes.[1]
In 1893 Dennison wrote and publishedHow Not to Write a Play. The firm's address was 163 Randolph Street.[2] He wroteLively Plays for Live People published in 1895.[3]
In 1877 his farceA Family Strike was published "by the author De Kalb, Ill." and printed on the steam press of Cushing, Thomas & Co. in Chicago.[4]
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