Constant COQUELIN aîné. 2 L.A.S., 1906-1907, to pianist Francis Planté; 1 page and a half in-8 headed Maison de Retraite de l'Association des Artistes dramatiques with envelope, and postcard with address (on the back of his photograph). Couilly 20 [July] 1906, he insists on the pianist's presence at the inauguration of the Maison de Retraite: "We will have Mr. Fallières, Clemenceau, Étienne, Leygues, Thomson, Berard", etc. [Paris January 17 1907]. - Paris January 17, 1907]: "Artists can never have too much heart, Mr. Francis. They follow your fine examples, that's all"... Plus F. Planté's copy of another letter from Coquelin. Enclosed is an illustrated brochure, L'Histoire de Pont-aux-Dames.