FARLEY GRANGER (1925-2011) Two items, each to theater
FARLEY GRANGER (1925-2011)
Two items, each to theater director Warren L. Enters: Autograph Letter Signed * Avedon and Capote. Observations. Signed and Inscribed. The letter, "Farley," declining to work with him on Tiny Alice, explaining that his employment possibilities in Hollywood do not satisfy him and that he is moving to Rome to make films, wishing he could work on the stage again, inquiring about his life and work in Buffalo, and expressing appreciation for the beauty of Italy and the Italian language. 3 pages, 4to, written on two separate sheets, "Albergo Nazional" stationery, onionskin paper; few creases. The book, on the front free endpaper: "For Warren [Enters] / May this be the first of many, / and of a long, dear friendship. / Love, / Farley." Illustrated. Folio, printed boards, faint staining to front cover, toning to spine ends, corners bumped; lacking dust jacket; boards slipcase, moderately soiled and worn. First edition. Rome, 18 October 1969; New York: Simon & Schuster, (1959); inscription: Np, nd.
The letter, "Farley," declining to work with him on Tiny Alice, explaining that his employment possibilities in Hollywood do not satisfy him and that he is moving to Rome to make films, wishing he could work on the stage again, inquiring about his life and work in Buffalo, and expressing appreciation for the beauty of Italy and the Italian language. 3 pages, 4to, written on two separate sheets, "Albergo Nazional" stationery, onionskin paper; few creases. The book, on the front free endpaper: "For Warren [Enters] / May this be the first of many, / and of a long, dear friendship. / Love, / Farley." Illustrated. Folio, printed boards, faint staining to front cover, toning to spine ends, corners bumped; lacking dust jacket; boards slipcase, moderately soiled and worn. First edition. Rome, 18 October 1969; New York: Simon & Schuster, (1959); inscription: Np, nd.
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FARLEY GRANGER (1925-2011)
Two items, each to theater director Warren L. Enters: Autograph Letter Signed * Avedon and Capote. Observations. Signed and Inscribed. The letter, "Farley," declining to work with him on Tiny Alice, explaining that his employment possibilities in Hollywood do not satisfy him and that he is moving to Rome to make films, wishing he could work on the stage again, inquiring about his life and work in Buffalo, and expressing appreciation for the beauty of Italy and the Italian language. 3 pages, 4to, written on two separate sheets, "Albergo Nazional" stationery, onionskin paper; few creases. The book, on the front free endpaper: "For Warren [Enters] / May this be the first of many, / and of a long, dear friendship. / Love, / Farley." Illustrated. Folio, printed boards, faint staining to front cover, toning to spine ends, corners bumped; lacking dust jacket; boards slipcase, moderately soiled and worn. First edition. Rome, 18 October 1969; New York: Simon & Schuster, (1959); inscription: Np, nd.
The letter, "Farley," declining to work with him on Tiny Alice, explaining that his employment possibilities in Hollywood do not satisfy him and that he is moving to Rome to make films, wishing he could work on the stage again, inquiring about his life and work in Buffalo, and expressing appreciation for the beauty of Italy and the Italian language. 3 pages, 4to, written on two separate sheets, "Albergo Nazional" stationery, onionskin paper; few creases. The book, on the front free endpaper: "For Warren [Enters] / May this be the first of many, / and of a long, dear friendship. / Love, / Farley." Illustrated. Folio, printed boards, faint staining to front cover, toning to spine ends, corners bumped; lacking dust jacket; boards slipcase, moderately soiled and worn. First edition. Rome, 18 October 1969; New York: Simon & Schuster, (1959); inscription: Np, nd.
