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  <dc:title>Material relating to Dion Boucicault's relationship with Benjamin Webster, the proprietor of the Adelphi and manager of several other theatres; this includes</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Material relating to Dion Boucicault's relationship with Benjamin Webster, the proprietor of the Adelphi and manager of several other theatres; this includes . Item 1 -- 1 photocopy of an article by Christopher Calthrop in the  theatre Notebook, titled "Dion Boucicault and Benjamin Webster", outlining the relationship between Boucicault and Webster between 1860 and 1864; the article is undated;. Item 2 -- a typed transcipt of a short notice in  Punch, June 21st, 1862, titled "Extraordinary Benevolence"; this makes fun of the acrimonious relationship between Boucicault and Webster;. Item 3 -- 1 newspaper cutting from  The Standard, May 16th, 1864; this is a letter to the editor from Dion Boucicault and accuses Webster of deliberately sabotaging his reputation in relation to his play FOX-CHASE.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1860-1864</dc:date>
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