Autograph letter signed from Isabel Irving, [New York], to Miss Allen [manuscript], 1916 February 20.

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Autograph letter signed from Isabel Irving, [New York], to Miss Allen [manuscript], 1916 February 20.

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Recipient is likely Viola Allen. Irving says she will happy to play the part of "Celia" in the "Shakespearean Spectacle" that is to be part of Mr. Winter's testimonial. Written from 137 West 110th Street, [New York].

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