| St John's Library/Beaton/A2/14a contains: |
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| 119 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 120 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 121 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 122 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 123 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 124 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 125 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 126 |
Draft of autograph letter to Greta Garbo from Pelham Place, London |
| 127 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| 128 |
Carbon copy ALS to Waldemar Hansen from Reddish House |
| 129 |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton
| Title |
Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
| Reference |
A2/14a/124 |
| Creator |
Cecil Beaton |
| Covering Dates |
3 Nov. 1957 (Circa. Letter dated 'Sunday midnight November 3rd'.) |
| Extent and Medium |
6 p.; paper |
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| Content and context |
Discusses Lord Cholmondeley's vegetarianism and discourages Garbo from becoming a vegetarian. Details his activities during the week since he returned from America. Sends news of Clarissa Eden, who is caring for Anthony Eden during his illness. Admires her for remaining 'so unembittered by Mr Dulles'. Also sends news that Juliet Duff has her foot in a plaster cast and David has returned home to visit his father. Plans to celebrate his mother's eighty-fifth birthday but worries about her health. Impressions of reading a diary written by his Aunt Jessie in Bolivia in 1890. Hopes that Garbo will no longer be ill when he visits New York. |
| Index Terms |
| Eden, Anne Clarissa (b 1920) Countess of Avon, née Spencer-Churchill |
| Eden, Robert Anthony (1897-1977) 1st Earl of Avon, statesman |
| Duff, Lady Gladys Mary Juliet (1881-1965) |
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