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Introduces a young gent, a Master Fussell, and indicates that he not happy in Bath. Sends his regards to friends and family and adds that he hopes Fred will get an engagement before the expiration of the Haymarket season.
Webster indicates that he does not approve of his son being mixed up with amateur clubs. Letter addressed "My dear Ben" and signed "your affectionate father, B. Webster." Pencil annotation on leaf 2v reads "May 2nd."
Webster mentions a visit to Stratford and his "pilgrimage to all the spots rendered sacred by the genius of Shakespeare." Letter addressed "My dear Ben" and signed "your affectionate father, B. Webster." Both addresses at top of letter: Birmingham and 112 Broad Street, Islington.
Webster lists the relics he purchased at Mr. Mathews' sale, including a piece of the Shakespeare mulberry tree. Address appears on letter as: 13 Museum Street.
Concerns several plays to be produced in the Haymarket season: Hamlet, The lady of Lyons, The merchant of Venice, Othello, The sea captain, Richelieu, and Much ado about nothing.
Webster indicates that Roden will do him an essential service if he backs up Charles Kean's first appearance.
Comprises 1 autograph letter from Benjamin Webster to Robert Keeley undated, but probably written ca. 1860 (with a transcript), 1 printed portrait of Webster taken from a photograph by Mayall, and 1 biographical appreciation of him extracted from the same newspaper as the portrait.
Webster states he cannot grant permission to perform "The Swiss family."
Requests that his daughters, Maria and Nelly, be given parts.
Discusses "Man of the World" in detail, mentions the character of Sir Pertinax as well; mentions other plays and characters.