DUMAS ALEXANDRE Fils: (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. A good A.L.S. `A. Dumas fils

DUMAS ALEXANDRE Fils: (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. A good A.L.S. `A. Dumas fils
DUMAS ALEXANDRE Fils: (1824-1895) French Author and Dramatist. A good A.L.S. `A. Dumas fils´, three pages, 8vo, n.p., January 1885, to Emile Deschanel, in French. Dumas refers to his play Denise (1885), and states in part `Thank you my dear friend for your kind message. I am very glad that this play pleases you. I did it for you. You are among the few ones for whom we do something..´, further saying `The play is admirably performed. An actor like Coquelin is needed to manage the tirade of the last act which lasts four and a half minutes, the time to go to Asnières by train!..´ Together with A.L.S., `Coquelin´, by Benoit Constant Coquelin (1841-1909), known as Coquelin ainé, (« Coquelin the eldest »), French Actor, one page, 8vo, Pest, 16th January 1883 to an unidentified lady, in French. Coquelin states in part `I have a big issue. I would say that the year is starting wrongly. I am obliged to remain here tomorrow morning to attend a Charity concert for which my presence was announced without informing me. Affiches were printed, tickets sold.. I will only reach Vienna close to six in the afternoon taking a special train..´ With blank integral leaf. Also including A.N.S., `Coquelin Cadet´, by Ernest Coquelin (1848-1909) also known as Coquelin cadet, (« The Younger »), to distinguish him from his brother Benoit, both actors. One page, 8vo, 1904, to Miss Marie-Antoinette Legier, in his capacity as vice-Dean of the Théatre-Français, in French. VG, 3