Letter from Lillian Gish, New York, to Edward Wagenknecht, 1928 February 21 : typescript signed.

Writing that she was recently out West "on my perpetual law suit", and that she stayed with the Fairbanks where she learned to play golf, while her sister Dorothy stayed with their mother; informing him that "Max Reinhardt has written an excellent story" for her, and she is to meet him in Salzburg in August, where they will work on the story before going to the Alps "where we expect to take some of our exteriors", expressing her enthusiasm for the opportutnity to work with Reinhardt and adding that she screened "The wind" for him; stating that she will "probably go West within the next six weeks if I am able to persuade Mr. Schenck to let me do a rather charming small picture."