Letter from Lillian Gish, place not identified, to Edward Wagenknecht, 1928 May 15 : typescript signed.

Writing that they have "abandoned all thought of doing a small picture before the Reinhardt production" and that she and her mother will therefore be sailing for Germany on Saturday, where she will meet with Reinhardt to work on the story for the new picture (i.e. "The miracle girl") in which she is to star; remarking that she is glad that he was "so pleased" with her film "The enemy", but that she regards her film "The wind" "to be the most satisfying" and stating that "'Drums of love' was a disappointment.' It seemed a great love story played by people emotionally unimportant"; asking him to send her a copy of his "Values in literature" while she is in Germany.