P.S: Anything addressed to the Batchelor Enterprises
234 West 44th Street, will reach me.

The Desert Inn

PALM SPRINGS
CALIFORNIA

1337 North Sycamore
Hollywood, California

April 19, 1937

Dearest Fania,

You are a thoughtful angel to always remember me at different holidays, birthdays, openings, etc. I love your Easter card, and especially the written contents. Since then, have also received your note with newspaper report regarding Romney's forthcoming marriage. I thought he was one of the sworn advocate of Attractive Batchelors. I know Gino Malo, whom he is marrying or is married to; she is very charming, and I am sure they will get along famously.

One person I simply adore and have met only this trip, is Marguerite d'Alvarez. She is so fond of you and talks about you and Carl incessantly. Even if I would not have had the instantaneous affection for her, I would have loved her for her devotion to you both. She is so interesting and delightful, and a joy in this rather arid country - mentally - I mean.

Will save further news to tell you when we meet, but this is simply to tell you that I am coming east shortly, playing a week's engagement at Loew's Capitol Theater in Washington, D.C. beginning May 7th, and a week at Loew's State in New York, beginning the week of May 20th. A friend of mine, Miss Kitty Clements, has very kindly asked me to stay with her whilst I am in the east, so if that offer is still open, I will be at 128 West 59th Street. However, will ring you as soon as I get settled.

Looking forward so much to seeing you and
Carl again,

With best love,

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PB12 44 NL=DY PHILADELPHIA PENN 1
CARL VAN VECHTEN=
101 CENTRAL PARK WEST NYC=

1957 JUN 2 AM 1 31

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FANIA AS ALWAYS LOVE=
ANNA MAY.

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NA392 47 DL=NEWYORK NY 9 122P
MR AND MRS CARL VANVECHTEN=
101 CENTRAL PARK WEST=

DEAREST FANIA AND CARLO MUST THANK YOU AGAIN FOR PERFECTLY
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT AND PRESENT BEFORE LEAVING IT WAS SWEET
OF BOTH OF YOU LONDON ADDRESS UNTIL END OF JUNE MIDLAND
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SAILING FROM HAVRE JULY SEVENTH BEST EVER=

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59 to 65 West Forty-fourth Street
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Frank Case

September 4, 1937.

Dearest Carlo:

The pictures get better and better and
I think the last batch is too cute for words. I
am going to get a very beautiful album to put
your whole set in. Thanks a lot.

It is too sweet of you and Fania to
forgive me and still love me in spite of my
awful lapse of memory, and every time we meet
I love you both more.

Be good and keep very happy until we
meet again.

P. S. Would you be good enough to hand the enclosed postal photograph to one of your porters downstairs who has been asking for one every time I turned up at "101". Thanks.

A.M.W.