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7 West 134 Street
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Mr. Harold Jackman
7 West 134th Street
New York City

Langston Hughes,
1749 S. Street, N.W.,
Washington, D.C.

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Mr. Harold D. Jackman,
7 West 134th Street,
New York, N. Y.

Langston Hughes,
1749 S St., N.W.
Washington, D. C.

Mr. Harold Jackman,
203 West 138th St.,
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Mr. Harold Jackman,
442 Manhattan ave,
New York, N.Y.

LANGSTON HUGHES

2256 EAST 86TH STREET
CLEVELAND, OHIO

Los Angeles, California,

June 1, 1937.

Dear Harold,

This was a very interesting verse choir program done by a cast of all white students, except two.....The play was by a Negro and played by Negroes. Quite good. Williams writes well. Get him to send something to CHANLENGE. His address is Vincent Williams, 1576 West 36th Street, Los Angeles, California. May-be you might even publish this play. It's about a college boy who graduates and can't get a job.....I've just finished my opera libretto, and am off for Frisco in the morning (I hope) if I can get up in time. It's three A.M. now!....Please give the enclosed programs to Countee and Helene. Both their poems read swell. But old Dunbar seemed to have us all beat when it comes to word-music read aloud. His poems flowed so beautifully done in many voices.

Best to you,