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Autograph Note Signed from Julia Marlowe to an Unidentified Recipient

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Published: 1865

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Recipient's name is illegible. Marlowe thanks the recipient for the fresh flowers and regrets not being able to greet him when he called.

Autograph Letter Signed from Julia Marlowe, Buffalo, New York, to an Unidentified Recipient

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Published: 1908

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She is sending the recipient an address which she gave at Radcliffe. She is doing As you like it again this season adding that "the people love it!" Marlowe also writes that she will also be doing Cymbeline, Measure for measure, and Romeo and Juliet. The audiences are larger for these plays than anything else.

Autograph Letter Signed from Julia Marlowe, Lawrence, Kansas, to Elsie

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Published: 1907

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This letter originally accompanied bottles of olive oil meant as a Christmas gift for the recipient.

Autograph Letter Signed from Julia Marlowe, Los Angeles, to Viola R. Winter Brown

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Published: 1911

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Thanks the recipient for the lilacs and invites her to stop by the theatre tomorrow, Friday or Saturday. On letterhead of the Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles. Letter addressed to Mrs. Stilson.

Autograph Letter Signed from Julia Marlowe, New York, to William Winter, New York

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Published: 1899

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Thanks Winter for his note and entreats him to come at 5 o'clock on Thursday.

Autograph Letters Signed from Julia Marlowe to Various Recipients

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Published: 1917

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These letters speak of Marlowe's travels in America, Europe, and Egypt as well as current world events such as the Russian Revolution, both World Wars, and the Depression. Also includes a photographic postcard depicting the Citadel in Cairo and a photograph of Marlowe with her dog Trolius. The majority of these letters are written to Elizabeth Fielding Bell. These letters are addressed to Bess from Julia, Juliana, or Giuliana.