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HENRY M. MILNER
(?-?) Renowned nineteenth-century playwright of melodramas and popular tragedies, chiefly remembered for his work The Man and the Monster, sometimes titled The Fate of Frankenstein, and also staged Frankenstein or The Demon at Switzerland. Milner is largely responsible for the subsequent representations of Frankenstein's Monster...including the famous line "It lives!". Uncommon A.L.S. 2pp. 4to., Nov. 22, 1819, to owner of the Theatre Royal, R. W. Elliston, regarding his classic play "All the World at Paris". In part: "...Prior to the opening of the Theatre Royal Dury Lane, I had the honor of submitting for your perusal, to your house in Thalford Place, a Comedy in five acts, entitled All the World at Paris. As I presume...it must have fallen under your notice and received your judgment I should feel obliged by hearing from you...". Mounting strip to left edge, overall very good.

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October 10, 2010 11:00 AM EDT
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