Box 14
Contains 18 Results:
Shaw, George Bernard : Typed letter to Ernest Rhys, Everyman's Library. London, Mar. 28, 1912
Shaw refuses to write a preface for the novel "Yeast". Rudin # B-109A
Shaw, George Bernard : Typed letter to W.S. Kennedy, The Incorporated Stage Society. London., Jun. 25, 1919
Shaw discusses Henry James's abilities as a playwright and a possible production of his own new play, "Heartbreak House". Rudin # B-111A
Shaw, George Bernard : Signed letter to Gwen John. Somerset., Apr. 8, 1923
Letter offering advice to an aspiring playwright. Rudin # B-113B
Shaw, George Bernard : Typed letter to M. Storm Jameson, Feb. 13, 1942
Shaw declines Jameson's appeal to contribute to the Red Cross, evidently by donating one of his manuscripts to be sold for its benefit. Rudin # B-117
Shaw, George Bernard : Typed letter to EHW Meyerstein, Magdalen College, Oxford. London., Oct. 13, 1946
Writes about the widow of playwright St. John Emile Clavering Hankin; also discusses literary standards. Rudin # B-117B
Shaw, George Bernard : Signed note. London., Nov. 28, 1946
Short note written under a pre-printed message providing his reasoning for not providing autographs. Included is his book, "Bernard Shaw His Life and Personality". Book includes additional items including autographs of cast members of a play. (Book is catalogued individually) Rudin # B-117C
Simenon, Georges : Typed letter to Steve Juscik., Jul. 28, 1986
Simenon explains why he would not read the works of others. Rudin # B-119A
Swinnerton, Frank : signed letter to Wesley Hartley., Sep. 23, 1959
Swinnerton responds to questions concerning his opinion of the value of schooling. Rudin # B-138AA