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Portrait of George Grossmith II (1847-1912), famous as a singer in light opera at the Savoy Theatre, London, and grandson of William Grossmith of Reading. He was also, with his brother Weedon Grossmith, author of the book "Diary of a Nobody": photograph by St. James's Studio, London; Mr. Grossmith has written on it: "to my father's old friend" [i.e. George Lovejoy], and signed it

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