Marguerite Weimer, Mademoiselle GEORGE (1787-1867). 2 L.A.S., one L.S. and one P.S., 1824-1838. April 1, 1824, signed receipt (1 p. in-4 headed Chambre de Monsieur), for 250F granted by S.A.R. "for the performance given for my benefit" on April 2, 1824 at the Odéon theater. - Saturday, to Horace Meyer (director of the Gaîté), requesting "a small box for this evening for La Poule of course" (1p. in-8). - Angers May 24 [1838] (1p. in-4): "Je serai à Nantes mercredi soir pour débuter le 1er juin", with Lucrèce Borgia. "We will do well, I think, for our common interests to play a drama one day, and a tragedy the next". As for M. Eugène [Grailly], "we'll see what he has to learn. He has good will, and a great memory"... - Paris September 3, 1845, to M. Miroir, director of the Nancy theater. Letter dictated to his younger sister George (1p. ¼ in-8, adr.). She accepts Miroir's conditions for performances in Nancy, but cannot commit to a distant time, without having composed an itinerary. She has written to the director of the Metz theater and awaits his reply: "It would be enough for me, even if Nancy is not available, if I could secure performances at a distance not far from this city", perhaps in Lunéville. He has received proposals for Belgium, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, etc.