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	'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.		'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.

	He often appeared with [[Wikipedia:Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[Wikipedia:Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[Wikipedia:Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[Wikipedia:Smilin'_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[Wikipedia:The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[~~Pine Ridge Cemetery\|~~Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		He often appeared with [[Wikipedia:Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[Wikipedia:Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[Wikipedia:Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[Wikipedia:Smilin'_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[Wikipedia:The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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	[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''\|Within the Law''<br>[[Wikipedia:Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875		[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''Within the Law''<br>[[Wikipedia:Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875

	'''Died: '''October 21, 1925		'''Died: '''October 21, 1925

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	[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''\|Within the Law''<br>[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875		[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''\|Within the Law''<br>[[Wikipedia:Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875

	'''Died: '''October 21, 1925		'''Died: '''October 21, 1925

	'''Married: '''[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Julia_Dean_(actress,_born_1878)\|Julia Dean]] (1906-1913)		'''Married: '''[[Wikipedia:Julia_Dean_(actress,_born_1878)\|Julia Dean]] (1906-1913)

	'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.		'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.

	He often appeared with [[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Smilin'_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		He often appeared with [[Wikipedia:Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[Wikipedia:Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[Wikipedia:Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[Wikipedia:Smilin'_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[Wikipedia:The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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	'''Source'''		'''Source'''
	* Wikipedia: [[~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Orme_Caldara\|Orme Caldera]]		* Wikipedia: [[Wikipedia:Orme_Caldara\|Orme Caldera]]
	* ''Adirondack Enterprise'', 19/28/1925, Broadway Star Dies at Trudeau Sanatorium, clipping, Marguerite Armstrong scrapbook 11, page 109		* ''Adirondack Enterprise'', 19/28/1925, Broadway Star Dies at Trudeau Sanatorium, clipping, Marguerite Armstrong scrapbook 11, page 109

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	[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''\|Within the Law''<br>[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]~~''''''~~Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875		[[File:Caldera and Cowl, Within the Law.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Orme Caldera and Jane Cowl in ''\|Within the Law''<br>[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orme_Caldara\|Wikipedia]]]]Born: ''' '''February 9, 1875

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	'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.		'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.

	He often appeared with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smilin~~%27_Through_~~(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		He often appeared with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smilin'_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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	'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.		'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.

	He often appeared with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smilin%27_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine~~%20Ridge%20Cemetery~~\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].		He often appeared with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Cowl\|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_the_Law_(play)\|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Clay_(play)\|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smilin%27_Through_(play)\|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spreading_Dawn\|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery\|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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	'''Orme Caldara Dead; Buried at Saranac'''		'''Orme Caldara Dead; Buried at Saranac'''

	Orme Caldara died at [[Trudeau~~%20Sanatorium~~\|Trudeau Sanitarium]], Saranac Lake, last Friday, at eight p. m. Funeral services were held in Saranac October 24. The Rev. E. Miller delivered a beautiful sermon. Interment was held at Pine Ridge Cemetery, Saranac Lake. The deceased was fifty years old and has no one surviving, his dear mother passed on shortly after his arrival here almost two years ago. Mr. Caldara was Jane Cowl's leading man for eleven years, and played in many Broadway successes. Jane Cowl and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Klauber) sent a beautiful floral piece and Mr. Klauber went up from N. Y. to take charge of the burial. Other floral pieces were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Hein, Robert Mayer, James S. O’Keefe and the members of the [[Thursday~~%20Evening%20Club~~\|Thursday Evening Club]] of Trudeau. The theatrical profession was represented by Miss Dolly La Salle, Lillian Fitzgerald, [[Helen~~%20Miller~~\|Helen O’Reilly]], May Janese, Joe Towle, Charles Bordley, Dave Seymour and Charles Church. Orme was loved by everybody at Saranac and they all mourn his loss.		Orme Caldara died at [[Trudeau Sanatorium\|Trudeau Sanitarium]], Saranac Lake, last Friday, at eight p. m. Funeral services were held in Saranac October 24. The Rev. E. Miller delivered a beautiful sermon. Interment was held at Pine Ridge Cemetery, Saranac Lake. The deceased was fifty years old and has no one surviving, his dear mother passed on shortly after his arrival here almost two years ago. Mr. Caldara was Jane Cowl's leading man for eleven years, and played in many Broadway successes. Jane Cowl and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Klauber) sent a beautiful floral piece and Mr. Klauber went up from N. Y. to take charge of the burial. Other floral pieces were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Hein, Robert Mayer, James S. O’Keefe and the members of the [[Thursday Evening Club\|Thursday Evening Club]] of Trudeau. The theatrical profession was represented by Miss Dolly La Salle, Lillian Fitzgerald, [[Helen Miller\|Helen O’Reilly]], May Janese, Joe Towle, Charles Bordley, Dave Seymour and Charles Church. Orme was loved by everybody at Saranac and they all mourn his loss.
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	Orme Caldara died at [[Trudeau%20Sanatorium\|Trudeau Sanitarium]], ~~<span>~~Saranac ~~<span>~~Lake, last Friday, at eight p. m. Funeral services were held in ~~<span>~~Saranac October 24. The Rev. E. Miller delivered a beautiful sermon. Interment was held at Pine Ridge Cemetery, ~~<span>~~Saranac ~~<span>~~Lake. The deceased was fifty years old and has no one surviving, his dear mother passed on shortly after his arrival here almost two years ago. Mr. Caldara was Jane Cowl's leading man for eleven years, and played in many Broadway successes. Jane Cowl and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Klauber) sent a beautiful floral piece and Mr. Klauber went up from N. Y. to take charge of the burial. Other floral pieces were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Hein, Robert Mayer, James S. O’Keefe and the members of the [[Thursday%20Evening%20Club\|Thursday Evening Club]] of Trudeau. The theatrical profession was represented by Miss Dolly La Salle, Lillian Fitzgerald, [[Helen%20Miller\|Helen O’Reilly]], May Janese, Joe Towle, Charles Bordley, Dave Seymour and Charles Church. Orme was loved by everybody at ~~<span>~~Saranac and they all mourn his loss.		Orme Caldara died at [[Trudeau%20Sanatorium\|Trudeau Sanitarium]], Saranac Lake, last Friday, at eight p. m. Funeral services were held in Saranac October 24. The Rev. E. Miller delivered a beautiful sermon. Interment was held at Pine Ridge Cemetery, Saranac Lake. The deceased was fifty years old and has no one surviving, his dear mother passed on shortly after his arrival here almost two years ago. Mr. Caldara was Jane Cowl's leading man for eleven years, and played in many Broadway successes. Jane Cowl and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Klauber) sent a beautiful floral piece and Mr. Klauber went up from N. Y. to take charge of the burial. Other floral pieces were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Hein, Robert Mayer, James S. O’Keefe and the members of the [[Thursday%20Evening%20Club\|Thursday Evening Club]] of Trudeau. The theatrical profession was represented by Miss Dolly La Salle, Lillian Fitzgerald, [[Helen%20Miller\|Helen O’Reilly]], May Janese, Joe Towle, Charles Bordley, Dave Seymour and Charles Church. Orme was loved by everybody at Saranac and they all mourn his loss.
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'''Orme Caldara '''(born Frank Slocum) was a Broadway stage actor from 1904 to 1920 when his health forced him to retire from the stage. He had contracted tuberculosis and was treated in a sanatorium in Saranac Lake; he died of the disease there in 1925.

He often appeared with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Cowl|Jane Cowl]] in the theatre co-starring with her in several influential plays including ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Within_the_Law_(play)|Within the Law]]'' (1912–1913), ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Clay_(play)|Common Clay]]'' (1915–1916), ''Lilac Time'' (1917), and ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smilin%27_Through_(play)|Smilin' Through]]'' (1919–1920). He appeared in one motion picture, ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spreading_Dawn|The Spreading Dawn]]'', also with Jane Cowl, in 1917. He was also a professional swimmer. He is buried in [[Pine%20Ridge%20Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]].
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'''Orme Caldara Dead; Buried at Saranac'''

Orme Caldara died at [[Trudeau%20Sanatorium|Trudeau Sanitarium]], Saranac Lake, last Friday, at eight p. m. Funeral services were held in Saranac October 24. The Rev. E. Miller delivered a beautiful sermon. Interment was held at Pine Ridge Cemetery, Saranac Lake. The deceased was fifty years old and has no one surviving, his dear mother passed on shortly after his arrival here almost two years ago. Mr. Caldara was Jane Cowl's leading man for eleven years, and played in many Broadway successes. Jane Cowl and her husband, (Mr. and Mrs. Klauber) sent a beautiful floral piece and Mr. Klauber went up from N. Y. to take charge of the burial. Other floral pieces were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Hein, Robert Mayer, James S. O’Keefe and the members of the [[Thursday%20Evening%20Club|Thursday Evening Club]] of Trudeau. The theatrical profession was represented by Miss Dolly La Salle, Lillian Fitzgerald, [[Helen%20Miller|Helen O’Reilly]], May Janese, Joe Towle, Charles Bordley, Dave Seymour and Charles Church. Orme was loved by everybody at Saranac and they all mourn his loss.
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'''Source'''
* Wikipedia: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orme_Caldara|Orme Caldera]]
* ''Adirondack Enterprise'', 19/28/1925, Broadway Star Dies at Trudeau Sanatorium, clipping, Marguerite Armstrong scrapbook 11, page 109