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Regarding Clarke's version of Hypatia and Tree's production using G.S. Ogilvie's adaptation. On letterhead of the Haymarket Theatre.
Autograph Letter Signed from Herbert Beerbohm Tree, London, to Henry Savile Clarke
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Regarding Clarke's version of Hypatia and Tree's production using G.S. Ogilvie's adaptation. On letterhead of the Haymarket Theatre.
Leave for Awhile the Fret of Modern Life
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Recipients: [Fanny Mary] Beere, [Charles?] Critchett, [Lemuel] Clarke Davis, Edward Dowden, William Heinemann, [William Henry] O'Shea, [James Thomas?] Knowles, [Robert?] Overton, Louis N. [Parker], [Herbert] Shelton, [George Washburn?] Smalley, W.H. Tolman, William Winter and two ladies. In the letter to Dowden (4), he asks to talk over Hamlet with him before playing it for the first time; in one to [Parker] (15), he discusses a forthcoming performance of [Henry VIII], referring to Henry Irving's costume when acting the part of Wolsey. Also, printed prologue to "The Tempter" by H.A. Jones, beginning, "Leave for awhile the fret of modern life" listed in the Folger card index of first lines of poems; a statement issued by the Committee of the Shakespeare Memorial National Theatre, signed by Tree, Nov. 24, 1910, concerning the suitability of a site for the proposed theatre in Bloomsbury; an autograph signed letter sent to J.O. Westley, February 8, 1894, with Westley's notes; and two miscellaneous papers.
Autograph Letter Signed from Henry Charles FitzRoy Somerset, Duke of Beaufort, to Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Her Majesty's Theatre, to Mr. Hick
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Tree agrees to read Hick's "book - and the scenario" and respond quickly with a "yes" or "no" answer.
Autograph Letters Signed from Henry Savile Clarke to Various People
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from Basil Wilberforce, London, to Herbert Beerbohm Tree
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Wilberforce thanks Tree for sending tickets for Hamlet, but another engagement prevents him from attending.
Autograph Letter Signed from Alex Yorke, London, to Herbert Beerbohm Tree
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Recipient is addressed as "my dear Tree," likely Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Letter of introduction for Leopold Profeit, son of the queen's late commissioner at Balmoral, who has been studying for the stage. On a card printed with the address 10, Granville Place W.
Autograph Letter Signed from H. Savile Clarke, London, to William Winter
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Clarke writes to introduce his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dacre. On letterhead of the Cleveland Lodge, Westbourne Park W. With accompanying envelope and one visiting card each of Mr. Arthur Dacre and Mrs. Arthur Dacre [Amy Roselle], both annotated: "Hotel [Vemclouce?] N.Y."
Autograph Letter Signed from Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Bradford, to Mr. Hick
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Tree agrees to read Hick's "book - and the scenario" and respond quickly. Letter dated 27 Sept. Letterhead of Her Majesty's Theatre. Location of theatre comes from contents of message. Approximate year from Tree's management of Her Majesty's Theatre.
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