Letter from James Ivory, New York, New York, to Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, Delhi, India, 1973 July 23 : typescript signed.

Describing the house used for "The Great Gatsby" and his visit to the set; repeating his assertion that the houses in the Hamptons are more appropriate to "Gatsby" than those in Newport; asking what she has been thinking about the film ideas he has told her about; relating "something funny" that happened while Shashi was in town, where a moviegoer mistook Shashi for an usher and kept insisting that he turn down the air conditioning in the theater even after they told her he was not; expressing dismay about Lillian and her reusal to pay back the money she owes them.