Constance Mackay papers, 1903-1917.

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Constance Mackay papers, 1903-1917.

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Letters of Mackay, a St. Paul (Minn.) playwright, to Allison McKibben, also of St. Paul, discussing Mackay's studies at Boston University (1903-1904), her literary career, productions of her plays, and New York City social activities. Also included is a copy of her book entitled The Beau of Bath and Other One Act Plays (New York, 1915), with marginalia concerning a 1917 performance of the title play in St. Paul.

3 folders, containing 74 items and 1 v.

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