Gleich, Joseph Alois, extremely productive Viennese writer, vice director of the theatre in the Josephstadt, father-in-law Ferdinand Raimund, much-played stage author and author of countless adventure and horror novels (1772-1841). Eigh. Letter m. U. "Your friend in a hurry." 1 p. 4to. (Vienna) 5.VI.1824. To a friend whose visit he urgently requests. "... You promised me you'd come to me at 1:30 and 3:00 noon. With your many shops, I am so free to remind you of it again, and add the request that you certainly and not come later, because at 3 o'clock the hour of office comes again. Meisl also comes to me, and I hope that we will agree on everything ..." - Karl MeisL (1773-1853), a similarly productive stage writer, poet and political writer, was much more important than equal in literature.