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Mitchell hopes Kean will see him for a few minutes, with regards to a recent conversation. Written from Royal Library, 33 Old Bond St. Printed date on item is 185-, with the precise date not filled in.
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Mitchell hopes Kean will see him for a few minutes, with regards to a recent conversation. Written from Royal Library, 33 Old Bond St. Printed date on item is 185-, with the precise date not filled in.
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Correspondents: George Scharf (1-4) and William Bodham Donne (5). (1-2) largely deal with The winter's tale, with passing references to Hamlet and Merchant of Venice as well. (4), a fragment of a letter, concerns costumes for Iris, Ceres and Juno in The tempest and is illustrated with simple sketches of Juno on leaf 1v. Also mentions John Mitchell Kemble's death. (5) includes Donne's impressions of Kean's King Lear. Letters from Scharf written from 1 Torrington Square, National Portrait Gallery and the offices of the Exhibition of Art Treasures of the United Kingdom, Manchester; letter from Donne written from 9, the Grove, Blackheath. Some letters undated.
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Name of correspondent not clear; identity of recipient based on pencil annotation. The correspondent regrets hearing about Kean's intention to leave the stage when he still has "so many years of vigor" before him and mentions that he had wished that Kean become the next tenant of the Lyceum. Letter also makes reference to the possibility that the Lyceum Theatre might be converted into a hotel. On letterhead of 59, Harley Street, W.
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A letter of sympathy, following the death of Charles John Kean.
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Fragment of a letter; the end only.
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Palle offers encourages Kean in his theatrical pursuits, and he predicts he will soon surpass Macready. Suggests to Kean that "to marry at [his] age would be folly in the extreme." Also makes references to Sheridan Knowles and Ellen Tree. Integral address leaf addressed to "Charles John Kean, Esqre, 44 Southampton Row, Russell Square, London."
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Thanks Kean for his kindness in sending him a box for Richard III and indicates that he was "quite delighted with the magnificence and accuracy of all its appointments." Address on item: "37 South.n Row."
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Tupper congratulates Kean on his triumph at Drury Lane Theatre, stating that he "never saw the part of Hamlet played so admirably." Address on letter: 17 Wilton Place, Belgrave Square.
