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The letters concern writings of both Smith and Winter. (2) On letterhead of "Old Yorkshire: New Series," a volume edited by Smith. Address: Brookfield Villa, Morley, near Leeds; (3) is written on a printed prospectus for Smith's A Yorkshireman's trip to the United States and Canada. (1) and (3) addressed from Morley.
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The letters concern writings of both Smith and Winter. (2) On letterhead of "Old Yorkshire: New Series," a volume edited by Smith. Address: Brookfield Villa, Morley, near Leeds; (3) is written on a printed prospectus for Smith's A Yorkshireman's trip to the United States and Canada. (1) and (3) addressed from Morley.
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Smith hopes Winter will be able to see her son's play, A long lane or Pine meadows. Signed twice: Mary Sedley Smith and Mrs. Sol. Smith. Address on item: Gedney House, City.
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The letters mostly concern literary matters, books and other items sent from Smith and Winter to each other; plans to meet; and mutual acquaintances. Correspondent's locations include: Southampton [England?]; Philadelphia, Radnor, H[am?]ford, and Germantown, Pennsylvania. With (15) is an accompanying envelope addressed to Winter in Mentone, San Bernardino County, California.
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A brief note of condolence: "Please accept my deep sympathy in your grief." He is likely referring to the death of Winter's son, Arthur. Letter dated January 25; year from acquisition information. On letterhead of The world, New York.
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(1), written from 821 Chouteau Ave, St. Louis, concerns the death of Smith's brother Mark. (2), written from 52 East 10th Street, concerns Mark Smith's funeral. (3), written from 7 East 90th Street, concerns the career of Smith's niece Katie, better known as Caterina Marco.
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Smith thanks Winter for his article on Katie's success (presumably a reference to Smith's niece Katie, better known as Caterina Marco). Mentions that he and his wife, Mary Sedley Smith, are to travel with Charlotte Thompson. Also indicates that his wife's son, Sedley Brown, will be playing John Reed in Jane Eyre, Benvolio and other "youthful characters." Address on letter: 7 East 90th Street.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 2
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Writes of a mistake Winter made in the Tribune regarding a caption that he thinks should have read "Ghoul Hamilton and George Arnold."
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(1) Typed letter signed, on Winter's "Shakespeare's England," which is selling well in advance. On letterhead of Moffat, Yard & Company, New York; addressed to Winter in New Brighton, S.I.; (2) autograph letter signed, in which Smith congratulates Winter on his 75th birthday and praises his writings. Addressed from 152 West 143rd Street, New York.
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