Letter from Guy Bolton, Remsenburg, to June Tripp, 1967 February 24 : typescript signed.

Discussing travel plans; informing that "the musical Anastasia [probably "Anya"]" is being performed in Maine after he, Robert Wright, and George Forrest "put [it] back in shape" and that he is still writing a musical with P.G. Wodehouse, which he hopes will be performed in London; asking if she is painting; discussing two paintings by Fantin that he regrets not having purchased; noting that he sold a Hubert Robert painting and hopes to sell other modern works as "they are a worry because of fire and theft hazzards [sic]"; confirming that "I knew Dolin was known as Pat" and that they met in London; discussing an upcoming production at the Brunswick theatre; remarking that he doesn't see many theatre people "down here in the country" but that Frank Loesser is a weekend neighbor and he intends to ask him about a comedy he told him about; reporting that the "Hallmark ANASTASIA is to be telecast 9:30 to 11p.m. March 17th" and that he will send or give her a brochure.