PLAS GWYN.
RUTAN.
W. WALES.
RUTAN 76.

11 March 47.

Dear Sir

Reference your letter dated 25 Feb.
last. I have been reading through a number
of letters which my Uncle, the late Mr.
Stanley J. Weyman, wrote to me.

I doubt whether they come under the
heading which you require.

They are all interesting but are of
a personal character, with references to
my family and also to friends of his and
myself. Although they frequently comment on
current events they are so mixed up with
family news that I doubt if the majority
are of "general interest".

I am trying to find two for you
which come as near as possible to your
requirements, and will communicate with you
at a later date.

Messrs Home & Van Thal Ltd.
36 Great Russell Street
London. W.C.1.

Cambridge Theatre,
London, W.C.
7th October, 1931.

Dear Mr. Van Taal,

I think it is most kind of you to have
written to me. Thank you very much indeed. If
you do happen to be passing the theatre I shall be
delighted if you will look in.

Yes, Bruckner takes many liberties, but then you
see he has actually written a pacifist play ......
1914 ....... and cloaked it. Perhaps I am wrong,
but the parallel seems rather apparent to me. For
the rest it is merely one point of view of "Elizabeth".