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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT53) NEW YORK -- April 8, 2008 -- BROADWAY-ADLERS -- Stella Adler addressing actors at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in Chelsea in New York in 1984. When he has heard Stanley Kowalski bellow "Stella!" with caveman ferocity, Tom Oppenheim has wondered whether Tennessee Williams chose the name as an insider's bouquet to Stella Adler, Oppenheim's grandmother and the renowned acting teacher who led Marlon Brando to the Method. Oppenheim is understandably saturated in his family's legacy. He is the fourth generation of Adlers in the theater, a dynastic stretch that gives them bragging rights alongside the Barrymores. (Jose R. Lopez/The New York Times)
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