Palmer gives a brief account of his travels in England and France. Mentions that Booth returns under Abbey's management and that Abbey has also engaged Charles Wyndham. Written on letterhead of the Grand Hotel, 12 Boulevard des Capucines.

(1) Autograph letter signed, mentioning the Poe Committee; on letterhead of the Union Square Theatre, New York. (2) Autograph letter signed on letterhead of The Players, 16 Gramercy Park; Palmer writes that he is sorry Winter has not accepted the position of librarian. (3) Typed letter signed; on an address given by Winter before the Actor's Fund meeting. On letterhead of Madison Square Theatre with "Dictated" written at the top of the leaf.

Palmer indicates that it was at Richard Mansfield's request that he had asked for Winter's son to come talk to him about Cyrano de Bergerac. On letterhead of The Richard Mansfield Co., 13 & 15 West 28th Street. With envelope addressed to William Winter, Esqre., Fort Hill, New Brighton, Staten Island, N.Y.

Palmer mentions that he received a note from Mr. Hawley regarding an American committee on the Shakespeare Memorial Library. On letterhead of Madison Square Theatre, Manager's office.

Recipients: William Winter and Charles Frohman. Two autograph letters and one typed letter. In (1), to Winter, Palmer indicates that he was not previously aware of the "Abbey-Tribune-row" and declares that he has "no connection with his enterprise beyond renting him the theatre." (2), also to Winter, expresses gratitude for Winter's recent address before the Goethe Society. (3), to Frohman, expresses that it would be a pleasure to witness the inauguration of a managers association of the city of New York. Letterhead for (1-2) is "Madison Square Theatre, Mr. A.M. Palmer, sole manager" and (3) Herald Square Theatre.

Refers to a cast of his bust of Imogen that he is sending in memory of Winter's recent visit.

Burbank discusses his visit to Europe. Addressed from Paris, Hotel St. Petersburg, 35 Rue Caumartin. Addressed to Winter in New York City.