To James B. Pond
16 November 1884 • Hartford, Conn. (MS, in pencil: NN-BGC, UCCL 02600)
16 November 1884 • Hartford, Conn. (MS, in pencil: NN-BGC, UCCL 02600)
Htfartford, Sunday.
Dear Pond—
Your program for first night in New York is right. There will not be a single change made in it for a month to come—it will always be our one-night & first-night program.
The Matinée program will be changed in 2 particulars—my No. 4 will be changed to “Col. Sellers in a New Y Role,” & my last No. 6 8 to “A Sure Cure.” (That is that whistling stammering yarn.)
Now I judge there is time & chance to get all programs right, in all places.
I ain’t ever going to read Buck Fanshaw again, often, I think—will try him occasionally.
Yrs
S L C.
Advertise with that big red line—that poster I spoke of—& with board-carriers.
Mrs. C.
Yrs
Mark.
MS, in pencil, NN-BGC.
MicroPUL, reel 2.