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reputation Fred had made, as a very promising and talented young Tragic Actor, working hard for the past eight years. I said I came to you first for justice and | reputation Fred had made, as a very promising and talented young Tragic Actor, working hard for the past eight years. I said I came to you first for justice and reperation in this matter; as I know if you choose you can protect, my Sons work as an Actor, from being injured by her jealousy. He said "Ms. Dodge, you are right, in the stand you have taken in this matter; Fred deserves, from his good work, for the past five years under my management, to be well taken care of, and he shall. He Mr. Hill, then wrote, a strong letter to Mr. Prescott, the Advance Agent, who has the handling of the Press, before the Star plays "In every way protect and further Mr. Pauldings interests, for the remainder of this season". This is my wish. J. M. Hill. " I know, that if Mr. Hills plans for next season, work as he is now planning for, Fred will be taken from Miss Mather, and be brought out, in a fine Shakespearian production, to run all winter, at the Union Square Theatre, in the | ||
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reputation Fred had made, as a very promising and talented young Tragic Actor, working hard for the past eight years. I said I came to you first for justice and reperation in this matter; as I know if you choose you can protect, my Sons work as an Actor, from being injured by her jealousy. He said "Ms. Dodge, you are right, in the stand you have taken in this matter; Fred deserves, from his good work, for the past five years under my management, to be well taken care of, and he shall. He Mr. Hill, then wrote, a strong letter to Mr. Prescott, the Advance Agent, who has the handling of the Press, before the Star plays "In every way protect and further Mr. Pauldings interests, for the remainder of this season". This is my wish. J. M. Hill. " I know, that if Mr. Hills plans for next season, work as he is now planning for, Fred will be taken from Miss Mather, and be brought out, in a fine Shakespearian production, to run all winter, at the Union Square Theatre, in the