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Bronson Albery Typed letter signed to L. E. Berman, English theatre manager (1881-1971). One page, 4to. He thanks him for his note about "A Woman of No Importance". In an apparent reference to a letter written by him to The Sunday Times about that newspaper's drama critic James Agate (1877-1947) he writes: "My letter was somewhat emasculated... |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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C.P. Scott. Autograph Note Signed to unnamed correspondent. Newspaper editor (1846-1932). One page, 8vo, acknowledging good wishes for his 70th birthday. |
Literature, Social history | £20.00 | |
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Charles Landseer Signature only with others cut from document. Historical painter (1799-1879). Landseer's signature with others (Crowly, Ross, Graves, Lewis, Cury), probably cut from document relating to the Artist's Benevolent Fund. A line has been drawn thorugh Landseer's signature and the words "not eligible" added. |
Art and Architecture | £20.00 | |
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Charles Wyndham autograph letter signed to L. Gomme, English actor-manager (1837-1919), knighted in 1902. One page, 12mo, in stamped envelope addressed in autograph. "At present & for some time past I am & have been absorbed in work preparing a New Year production. In 2 weeks, I go out of the & will then go into the play... |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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Charles Wyndham autograph note signed to "Dear Ken", English actor-manager (1837-1919), knighted in 1902. 2 pp, 8vo. "I will let you know tomorrow. I have been working towards a certain goal - The T of P with the original cast. There has been a little uncertainty about an artist & I have been tempted to try other actors. I shall know by... |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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Charles Wyndham autograph note signed to Mrs [?] Brooks, English actor-manager (1837-1919), knighted in 1902. One page, 12mo. "I am glad to hear you are getting better. There has been a bond of sympathy between us. I myself have been off colour all the week & locked up in my room yesterday and to-day." |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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Charles Warner one autograph letter signed to unnamed male correspondent, English actor (1846-1909). 4 pp, 12mo. Interesting letter relating to marriage and the acting profession. "I do not agree with the opinion expressed by Mr J. T. Green respecting the early & unhappy marriages of actors & actresses having to play love scenes together. I think in most... |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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Charles Wyndham autograph letter signed to Mrs [?] Ransford, English actor-manager (1837-1919), knighted in 1902. "I find that Mrs Wyndham & I am assured myself also, pledged ourselves not to see The Two Roses without Mrs Sabrialli & Mrs. Albery - the same kind of pledge I made to you I have therefore resolved to keep both promises if you have... |
Music and Theatre | £20.00 | |
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Colin Scott-Moncrieff Engineer and administrator (1836-1916). He thanks Tupper effusively for his hospitality ("Traditional old Indian hospitality"). |
History, Travel and Topography | £20.00 | |
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E. H. W. Meyerstein [Edward Harry William Meyerstein] (1889-1952), scholar and poet [Printed book.] Seraphine. By E. H. W. Meyerstein | Author of "Terence Duke". 362 + [1]pp., 8vo. Advertisement on final page for Meyerstein's 'Terence Duke'. A fair copy, on lightly-aged paper, in worn original orange cloth binding, and lacking the dustwrapper. |
Literature | £20.00 |