Theatrical autograph album of James Winston [manuscript], 1804-1842.

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Theatrical autograph album of James Winston [manuscript], 1804-1842.

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A collection of letters addressed mainly to Winston as acting manager of the Haymarket Theatre, the Olympic Theatre and Drury Lane Theatre, and, in addition, of several receipts, checks, theater tickets, newpaper clippings, playbills, an engraving and miscellaneous signatures and notes.

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Drury Lane Theatre

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