Henry James Byron (1835–1884) was an English playwright, actor, and humorist. He was known for his contributions to Victorian theater, particularly in the genre of burlesque. Byron wrote numerous plays, including "Our Boys," which became one of the longest-running plays of its time. He was also a co-founder of the magazine "Fun" and contributed to various periodicals. Byron's work was characterized by wit and satire, and he was a prominent figure in London's theatrical scene during the 19th century.
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