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St John's Library/Beaton/A1 contains:
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252 Autograph letter signed to Beaton, from Kuala Lumpur
253 Autograph letters and postcard to Beaton
254 Autograph letters and postcards to Beaton
255 Typescript letter signed to Beaton, from London
256 Letters and cards to Beaton
257 Letters to Beaton
258 Typescript letter and postcards to Beaton
259 Autograph letters to Beaton
260 Autograph letters to Beaton
261 Typescript letter signed to Beaton
262 Typescript letter signed to Beaton, from London
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

Title Letters to Beaton
Reference A1/257
Creator Katharine Hepburn (1907-2003)
Covering Dates 1955–1973 (Mostly undated.)
Extent and Medium 6 letters; paper; Manuscript
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Actress.

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Hepburn, Katharine (1907-2003) actress
St John's Library/Beaton/A1/257 contains:
1 Autograph letter signed to Beaton, from Sydney. Discusses Constance. Constance thought Beaton was very special. Seems unbelievable that all that warmth and humour could disappear. Saw Phyllis on her way through New York. Phyllis is going to England at the end of June to bury Constance's ashes. Still has Beaton's watercolour of her over her bedroom mantlepiece. Her mother has a photograph that Beaton took. Thanks Beaton for his letter.
2p; paper.
Oct. 1955
2 Typescript letter signed to Beaton. Has read all of Beaton's diaries with the deepest pleasure. Saw Beaton on television masquerading as an old man and thought him a wonderful actor.
1p; paper.
7 Sep. 1973
3 Autograph letter signed to Beaton. Thanks Beaton.
1p; paper.
1969
4 Autograph letter signed to Beaton. Congratulates Beaton.
1p; paper.
Apr. 1970
5 Autograph letter signed to Beaton. Specifies which pictures she likes best. Thanks Beaton for doing them.
1p; paper.
1955–1973
6 Autograph letter signed to Beaton. Her little red book is a charmer. Is sorry Beaton has to dress such an old weed. Beaton's contributions are enchanting.
2p; paper.
1955–1973

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