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Category : Beatrice (Fictitious character : Shakespeare)
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Concerns painting of Beatrice in the honeysuckle bower, for which he wants a copy of the dress worn by Ellen Terry.
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Concerns painting of Beatrice in the honeysuckle bower, for which he wants a copy of the dress worn by Ellen Terry.
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Mentions a performance of Irving's as Louis XI.
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On Henry Irving's Macbeth.
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Stokes writes that Irving hopes Knowles will be able to come soon to see King Lear. Letter is addressed "My dear [Sir?] Knowles."
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Stoker is sorry he cannot join the committee (unnamed) as he is on both the general and executive Shakespeare memorial committees. Letter is addressed "My dear Donald."
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Apologizes for disturbing Frith when he had a sitter. Invites Frith to come to the Lyceum.
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(1) Dated 27 June 1894 on letterhead from Lyceum Theatre. Discusses Winter's health and the fine weather; (2) Dated 7-9-96 on letterhead from Lyceum Theatre. Mentions Henry Irving and a book of Cymbeline; (3) Dated 25.2.02 on letterhead from Henry Irving's American Tour 1901-2. Refers to sending tickets to Winter.
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Porter thanks Stoker and quotes from Titus Andronicus "Come and take choice of all my library and so beguile thy sorrow."
