Janus: Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

St John's Library/Beaton/A3/1 contains:
0	Typescript contract between Cecil Beaton and H.M. Tennent Ltd. of the Globe Theatre, London concerning the play "The Gainsborough Girl"
1	Autograph letter signed to Beaton, from 25 Sutton Place, New York
2	Typescript letter signed to Maud Nelson from the Globe Theatre, London
3	Copy of typescript letter to Laurence Evans in London
4	Typescript letter signed to Beaton in New York from the Globe Theatre, London
5	Typescript letter signed to Beaton in New York from London
6	Typescript letter signed to Beaton in New York
7	Typescript copy of letter to Lawrence Evans in London
8	Typescript letter signed to Beaton in London from London
9	Typescript copy of letter to Aldrich and Myers in New York
10	Typescript copy of letter to Laurence Evans in London
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

Title	Typescript letter signed to Beaton in New York from the Globe Theatre, London
Reference	A3/1/4
Creator	Hugh Binkie Beaumont
Covering Dates	6 Mar. 1950
Extent and Medium	1 p.; paper

Content and context

He has read the latest script and is still not satisfied about it ( particularly the second scene of the second act ) and therefore does not want to produce it. He won't ask him to make any more alterations. Adrianne is flying back to England on the 25th. Eileen and Murray MacDonald are looking forward to seeing Beaton for "Mrs Tanqueray."

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Beaumont, Hugh Binkie (1908-1973) theatre manager

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