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St John's Library/Beaton/A3/1 contains:
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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
11 Typescript letter signed from London to Beaton in New York
12 Typescript letter to Henry Sherek from the USA
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Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton

Title Typescript copy of letter to Lawrence Evans in London
Reference A3/1/7
Creator Richard Myers
Covering Dates 9 June 1950
Extent and Medium 2 p.; paper
Content and context

Of Aldrich & Myers, Empire Theatre Building, New York.

Myers, Aldrich, Henry Sherek and Julius Fleishmann discussed the production of the Gainsborough Girls. Beaton and Peter Glenville wanted incidental music composed for the play by Henry Sauguet, but they think this an unnecessary expense unless the play goes to London and New York. Aldrich & Myers and Fleishmann agreed to a budget of six thousand pounds and they want to know the costs of the costume and set design and of Beaton's royalties. Myers discusses cast (Roger Livesey would be perfect) and director (Norman Marshall or Peter Potter, not Glenville). Myers et al would like to open the play in August at the seaside and continue with an extended tour of the provinces.

Index Terms
Livesey, Roger (1906-1976) actor
Sauguet, Henri (1901-1989) French composer
Glenville, Peter (1913-1996) actor and stage director
Sherek, Jules Henry (1900-1967) theatre manager
Aldrich, Richard (1902-1986) theatre owner
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