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Author: Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London, England)
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Arranges a time to call and requests that Webster "Tell Kean he is Trumpus Major - that is King of the Trumps."
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Arranges a time to call and requests that Webster "Tell Kean he is Trumpus Major - that is King of the Trumps."
Author: Haymarket Theatre (London, England)
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Webster indicates that he will be bringing out Mr. Stuart, the leading tragedian of the Liverpool Theater Royal, whose lectures on the plays of Shakespeare are good. Also mentions upcoming, non-Shakespearean productions at the Haymarket. Recipient is possibly Richard Bentley, the publisher.
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Most letters related to Bunn's work as a theater manager at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, with many sent from one of these theaters. Recipients: C. Westmacott, Mr. Mitchell, Tom Dibdin, Mr. Crouch (possibly F. Nicholls Crouch?), Mrs. Crouch, [Wm.?] Friswell, C.[J.?] Ward, B. Webster, J. Cooper (likely John Cooper), Mackinlay, J.R. Planché, Mo[or?]ish, Mr. Goldsh[ede?], M. Barnett, and Mr. Bedwell. (1-10) are letters of varying length to Westmacott, some referring to theatrical articles. (8), written from Paris, gives news of the theatrical scene in Paris and mentions that Mrs. C. Gore's new piece at the Haymarket is borrowed from a piece called La duchesse de Lavaubalière, now playing at the Porte St. Martin. (9) refers to "a very true anecdote of young Grattan" and indicates that he, Bunn, is been preparing "A life in 2 large vols. of poor Elliston." (18), dated March 16, 1855 and addressed to B. Webster, asks after Madame Celeste. (20-21) to Cooper both concern the rate of payment for work as manager and actor. (28) consists of a photograph of Bunn and a leaf with a brief biographical statement.
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Webster hopes all was paid, and will forward a cheque when he hears back from Lowndes. On monogrammed personal stationery, printed with the location Royal Adelphi Theatre.
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Webster regrets it is impossible for him to visit. Letter addressed "My dear Ben" and signed "your affectionate father, B. Webster." Date given as "Friday night;" precise date based on pencil annotation on leaf 2v.
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Webster indicates that Roden will do him an essential service if he backs up Charles Kean's first appearance.
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Introduces a young gent, a Master Fussell, and indicates that he not happy in Bath. Sends his regards to friends and family and adds that he hopes Fred will get an engagement before the expiration of the Haymarket season.
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Requests that his daughters, Maria and Nelly, be given parts.
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Webster lists the relics he purchased at Mr. Mathews' sale, including a piece of the Shakespeare mulberry tree. Address appears on letter as: 13 Museum Street.
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Webster states he cannot grant permission to perform "The Swiss family."
