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Not to be too picayune, but Jean Valjean stole that bread loaf in 1862, when the book ("There was a book"?) was published -- not 25 years ago when the musical was first staged.
And by writing "It is also nice to see Orem native Jenny Latimer, starring as the lovely and innocent Cosette, play to her hometown crowd, garnering plenty of applause," the reviewer says nothing directly about her performance. And so by implication, while hometown fans cheered her, she wasn't very good?
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