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(2-3) addressed from 21 Vanderpool St., Newark; (4) on letterhead of St. Augustine Hotel, St. Augustine, Fla.; (5) addressed from Marbletown, Ulster Co., N.Y. Letters signed J.M.B., "Mrs. J.G. Burnett," and Julia M. Burnett.
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(2-3) addressed from 21 Vanderpool St., Newark; (4) on letterhead of St. Augustine Hotel, St. Augustine, Fla.; (5) addressed from Marbletown, Ulster Co., N.Y. Letters signed J.M.B., "Mrs. J.G. Burnett," and Julia M. Burnett.
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(1) Concerning a book printing; (2) Burnett will send a revision of "Love & Laughter" for Winter to look over and suggest any changes. On letterhead of 51 East forty-fourth street, New York.
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In these letters, Marlow mostly informs Winter as to her whereabouts, arranges meeting times, and offers simple thanks and well-wishing. She also touches on news of her various acting engagements throughout the country. Includes an autograph poem entitled "Julia" initialled by William Winter.
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Marlowe informs Winter that she will not be able to make it to the Shakespeare Birthday celebration because she will be in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Letters likely written to William Winter. (1) Dated 12 April, 1912; Thanks Winter for his kind inquiries in regard to her throat illness. (2) Undated; Marlowe speaks of reading White aprons again and promises to send Winter any ideas she may have in regard to it. For the next two years she is contracted to do curtain plays, but she is always so eager to know of new material.
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Some letters on letterhead of the New York tribune and one on letterhead of the Staten Island Academy. (6) and (8) indicate "Dictated" on first leaf and appear to be in the hand of William Jefferson Winter.
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Author: William Winter