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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo from Reddish House |
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Carbon copy ALS to Greta Garbo |
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton
| Title |
ALS to Greta Garbo from Tangier, Morocco |
| Reference |
A2/14a/71 |
| Creator |
Cecil Beaton |
| Covering Dates |
22 Aug. 1949 (Circa. Letter dated 'Monday August 22nd'.) |
| Extent and Medium |
7 p.; paper |
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| Content and context |
Refers to Greta's cure and a letter from her waiting for him in England. Writes that he was busy before he left England in the absence of his Secretary. Regrets an argument with his mother. Describes his driving holiday through France and Tangier with David and a woman called Dimpre Halse?, who read the maps. Mentions Truman Capote, Mrs Sinclair, and Maud Nelson. Refers to his dreams about Greta. Having received Greta's letter, sympathises with her troubles with the Italian film company. |
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