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The letters consist of business-related concerns of Henry Irving. (1) Dated 9 June 1891 on letterhead from the Lyceum Theatre. Addressed to G.W. Roth[bref?]. Mentions Henry VIII; (2) Dated 1 March 1894 on letterhead from Henry Irving's Fourth American Tour, 1893-1894. Recipient's name is illegible; (3) Dated 14 Nov. 1895 on letterhead from Henry Irving's Fifth American Tour, 1895-96. Addressed to T[urn?]bull; (4) Dated 30-10-1903 on letterhead from Henry Irving Tours, 1903-1904. Addressed to Hancock.
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The letters consist of business-related concerns of Henry Irving. (1) Dated 9 June 1891 on letterhead from the Lyceum Theatre. Addressed to G.W. Roth[bref?]. Mentions Henry VIII; (2) Dated 1 March 1894 on letterhead from Henry Irving's Fourth American Tour, 1893-1894. Recipient's name is illegible; (3) Dated 14 Nov. 1895 on letterhead from Henry Irving's Fifth American Tour, 1895-96. Addressed to T[urn?]bull; (4) Dated 30-10-1903 on letterhead from Henry Irving Tours, 1903-1904. Addressed to Hancock.
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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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Most transact business for Henry Irving, and concern Daly's rental of the Lyceum Theatre in London.
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Mentions a performance of Irving's as Louis XI.
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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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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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(1) Dated 18 Sept. 188[3?] and addressed from the New Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh; Stoker refers to lists he is sending to Winter regarding company and staff and venues (not included here). He lists many plays including Hamlet, The merchant of Venice and Much ado about nothing; (2) Dated 22 April 1884 and on letterhead from Brevoort House, Fifth Avenue; he has looked forward to seeing Winter; (3) Dated 31 Dec. 1889 and on letterhead from the Lyceum Theatre; Irving sends his love and all good wished for the new year; mentions the death of his dear old friend Frank [Albert?] Marshall; (4) Dated 1.3.04 and on letterhead for Henry Irving's American Tour, 1903-1904, listing cities, venues and dates; mentions visiting Staten Island, being overwhelmed with work and Henry Irving.
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On Henry Irving's Macbeth.
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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.
