Salt Lake Theatre correspondence, 1909-1911

Set of 18 letters and telegrams to and from George D. Pyper, manager of the Salt Lake Theatre, many of which concern a legislative proposal to ban Sunday theater performances. Includes: note of 24 Feb. 1909 from Pyper to David Warfield; two telegrams of 29 Dec. 1909 between Pyper and Klaw and Erlanger (theater agents) in New York City; not of 24 Feb. 1909 from Pyper to Miss Rose Stahl; letter of 8 Feb. 1909 from Pyper to (unidentified "madam"); letter of 23 Feb. 1909 from John Cort of the Northwestern Theatrical Association to Klaw and Erlanger; letter of 16 Feb. 1909 from William Faversham of Washington, D.C., to George D. Pyper; letter of 14 Feb. 1909 from Blanche Bates of New York to Pyper and his reply of 24 Feb. 1909; note of 1 March 1909 from Klan & Erlanger of New York to Pyper concerning his publication of a letter by David Warfield in the Deseret News about the Sunday closure proposal, and his reply of 8 March 1909; letter of 14 Feb. 1909 from Ada Dwyer of New York to Pyper, and his reply of 24 Feb. 1909; letter of 13 Feb. 1909 from David Warfield to Pyper, and its reprint in the Deseret News on 20 Feb. 1909 under the headline, "what actors say regarding closing theatres on Sunday"; telegram of 24 March 1911 from Pyper to Klay and Erlanger, their reply of 25 March 1911, and Pyper's follow-up of 28 March 1911.