Julia BARTET (1854-1941). 4 L.A.S., 1913-1918, to Albert Carré and Émile Fabre, administrators of the Comédie-Française; 3 of 2 pages in-8 each on blue paper with vignette with her motto Occulta redolens, and 3pages in-8. To Albert Carré. - October 19, 1913, she is held up at the Conservatoire by exams. - February 22, 1914: "I know that among all the great services you render to the Comédie, that of protecting artists from people who, serving particular interests, seek to mislead the public's judgment, will be the object of your solicitude. Bad faith must not be allowed to cloud an administration with so many noble concerns"... - March 12, 1914. She still has the flu, but needs to see Carré: "I could tell you a lot of things, perhaps useful things"... May 21, 1918, to Émile Fabre, about scheduling difficulties due to vacations. Enclosed: - an autographed bill on her visiting card, to Hélène Petit; - the program for a poetic evening at the Université populaire du Faubourg Saint-Antoine (November 1, 1906); - menu for the luncheon held in her honor at the Hôtel Continental on January 20, 1920, signed by her and Léon Bérard; - 2 photographs (postcards).