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A rainy night in Boston, spring 1876. ἀ e truck that paraded Uncle Tom’s little log house with its smoking chimney through the city all week long had accomplished its goal: crowds thronged the theater. Most everyone in the audience had read the novel and seen the play several times before (it had been staged off and on in Boston for over twenty years!) but it didn’t matter—every performance was a little different, and the sets were so grand and the cast so large, it was impossible to take it all in during one viewing. Fifty cents bought something