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WESTERN
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CA 21 JAN 11 1935=

WARREN MUNSELL HOTEL ST MORITZ WEST 59ST NEW YORK=
=CRAWFORD WOULD LIKE SCRIPT POSTMAN AIRMAILED HER
SPECIAL DELIVERY TO 426 NORTH BRISTOL AVENUE
WEST LOS ANGELES IMEMEDIATELY ARE OTHERS AGREEABLE

.......TERRY ............ R21 SC 505P

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May 31, 1940.

Dear Joan:

This is just to tell you that the script that we talked about is rapidly nearing completion. Reports say you will be East any moment. If that is so, do let us know as I would not want to send it out to the coast and have it miss you.

Lawrence and I have just read the new version and are very excited about it. It has a quality of intensity and imagination, (not to mention a lot of sex!) that we rarely find in the many scripts we read. I think you will agree with us on this and also that the part of Myra would be a very exciting one to play. We are anxious to have your reactions so let me know where to send the script.

Reports have it that you are looking for a place in Connecticut this summer. Is that true and have you found one already? As Lawrence and I both live in Westport perhaps we could be of some help to you.

Warmest greetings,

Sincerely,

Miss Joan Crawford,
426 N. Bristol Avenue,
West Los Angeles,
California.

June 4, 1940.

Miss Joan Crawford
426 No. Bristol Avenue
West Los Angeles,
California

Dear Joan:

A story appeared in the papers that you were going to take a farm in Connecticut. From that time on real estate people have been calling me up and so I am sending you a letter which may or may not be of interest to you. Both Terry and I live in Westport and - as you are going to live in Connecticut this summer - hope you will be located somewhere near us. Terry and I are both looking forward to seeing you on your return to New York. We have a very interesting play in the process of being completed, which we think may interest you for the Fall.

All good wishes,

LL:BR

WESTERN
UNION

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NEWCOMB CARLTON
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

J. C. WILLEVER
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT

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RXNS92 29=NBN NEWYORK NY 22 1239P

THERESA HELBURN:

=THEATRE GUILD OFFICE 245 WEST 52=

=TERRY DEAR TODAY IS JAMMED FULL WITH LAWYERS STOP IT MAY
INTEREST YOU TO KNOW LEE MORRISON IS SEEING ME STOP ISNT
THAT DISGRACEFUL ILL PHONE YOU TOMORROW FONDLY=

=JOAN=

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426 NORTH BRISTOL AVENUE
LOS ANGELES 24, CALIFORNIA

September 7, 1949

Dear Theresa,

It was so nice hearing from you and how
sweet you are to remember me about the
play.

You are quite right - I am inclined, but
at the moment commitments would not permit
me to do a play as I expect to go into
production within the next ten days.

However, you did not say when you expect
to go into production. Why don't you
write me a little more in detail and send
a script along. I promise to read it
immediately.

Theresa Helburn
The Theatre Guild, Inc.
23 West 53rd Street
New York 19, New York