Autograph Letter Signed from Robert Mantell, Cincinnati, to Hillary PDF Download
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Speaks of "All for Her" and "playing seconds" to the "Greatest Actor in the World (Henry Irving)." Speaks of the snobbishness of a Mr. K, who is only considered a gentleman because of his wife. He is glad that Hillary thinks so well of Hamlet, which he will be playing in Philadelphia on the 28th. Also discusses costumes for Othello and requests a sketch of scenes for the "Veiled Picture."
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Speaks of "All for Her" and "playing seconds" to the "Greatest Actor in the World (Henry Irving)." Speaks of the snobbishness of a Mr. K, who is only considered a gentleman because of his wife. He is glad that Hillary thinks so well of Hamlet, which he will be playing in Philadelphia on the 28th. Also discusses costumes for Othello and requests a sketch of scenes for the "Veiled Picture."
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Mantell speaks of the success of his business, pictures of Hamlet and Othello, his performance in Hamlet, his decision to play "All for Her." A tour schedule listing dates and cities is on the back.
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He encloses a check for twenty-five dollars for "Bohemia."
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A very playful letter asking Winter where he has been and informing him that he must come visit .
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Mantell is sorry to hear of Jefferson's illness and hopes that it won't be long before he sees them. Thanks Winter for the book "Over the Border."
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Mantell informs Winter that his letter of the 5th will be added to his collection of cherished souvenirs of the past.
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Languages : en
Pages : 4
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Mantell writes that Louis James could be his father. He speaks of still being able to play Romeo despite his age. He thinks "The King's Master" is a fine title and he would like to hear it very much.
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Entreats Winter to come down any time he likes. Says that he wished people would leave him alone and that Winter is the only one he cares to see. Signed from Bob to Willie. Also includes a photograph of Mantell and his dog, Rubber.
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Mantell informs Winter that he has been kept busy with big parts and that he rests himself as much as he can. Thanks Winter for sending the Sun dial words to him in Cleveland. He is sorry to hear that Winter is under the weather.
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Has met Winter's sister and her family in Los Angeles. He often thinks of Winter's father in times of sorrow and trouble. The last two weeks' performances in San Francisco were packed. Mantell doesn't think that he will play N.Y. this season but will play Philadelphia and Boston. He includes a letter which he thinks will interest the "Good Old Man." The letter enclosed is a fan letter to Mantell from Gertrude B. Weed and Raphael A. Weed, which includes a drawing of Winter (Sr.?) placing a laurel wreath on the head of Macbeth as a haloed William Shakespeare looks approvingly on. Also includes a note signed by J. Winter refuting a claim about Robert Mantell made in a newpaper clipping pasted to the front of the letter.
