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Winchester, Jack.
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Consists of two letters to Jack Winchester, both written in 1899. The first, dated Jan. 12, is a note of general information from Mr. Winchester's friend Violet Fanshawe, who writes from Utica, New York. The second, dated Feb. 2,is from actress Marie Badeau, who writes from Providence, R.I., thanking Mr. Winchester for contacting a journalist named Felton, of the New London [Ct.] Day, on her behalf. Also enclosed is a clipping in which an anonymous critic, presumably Mr. Felton, praises Miss Badeau's performance in a stage farce entitled KIDNEY STEW, which had recently played the New London Academy of Music.
Music Visualizations, Synchoric Orchestra dancing Schubert's Unfinished Symphony ... (1919). Dance Division.
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