Letter from James Ivory, New York, New York, to Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, Delhi, India, 1967 January 9 : typescript signed.

Discussing in detail some possible scenes in the "Shakespeare Wallah" sequel involving Guy Fawkes celebrations; pointing out that Felicity Kendal would not be believable as a model in the current fashion climate; citing reviews of Foo (Felicity Kendal) and "The Householder," and his father's recognition by the Dinuba Chamber of Commerce; describing some television programs on "Swinging London" and Mary Quant and Vidal Sassoon and musing on how they could be included in the atmosphere of the sequel; describing his impressions of Hope Cooke, the last queen of the kingdom of Sikkim, from a documentary he saw about her; saying she reminds him of Leela Naidu-- "just typing that name and my hand trembles, after five years"; in handwritten additions, quoting a passage from "Remembrance of Things Past," and musing on a possible country fair sequence for the sequel.