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Manners would like to help in any way at all to make Mr. [William] Winter's testimonial a success. However, due to poor health and the recent loss of her mother, she cannot act.
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(1) Letter to Miss [Viola?] Allen, dated February 4, 1916 regarding the testimonial to William Winter. Manners offers to help in any way possible. (2) Telegram dated March 14, 1916 to William Winter at the Century Theatre offering simply sincere and affectionate greetings.
Author: Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 2
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Richman regrets that he will not be able to help with the William Winter testimonial. Written on letterhead of The Menger, San Antonio, but the accompanying envelope, addressed to Viola Allen at the Hotel Manhattan, is postmarked New York, March 7, 1916.
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Written from various locations including New York; St. Louis; Cold Spring, New York; Boston; Easton, Pennsylvania; Niagara Falls, Canada; Toronto, Canada; Bernardsville, New Jersey. (1) an invitation to an event at the Berkley Lyceum, addressed to "Master and Mistress Winter"; (4) includes a clipping announcing Viola Allen's retirement from the stage, dated July 28, 1901, and an accompanying envelope addressed to Winter in Mentone, CA; (14) is a printed visiting card of Viola Allen, New York, with a letter to Winter written on both sides, dated simply Sunday.
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