Typewritten letters signed (11) and telegram, dated : New York and Roslyn, N.Y., 10 February 1928 and January 1932-February 1933, to Harry Harkness Flagler, 1928 Feb. 10 and 1932 Jan.-1933 Feb.

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Typewritten letters signed (11) and telegram, dated : New York and Roslyn, N.Y., 10 February 1928 and January 1932-February 1933, to Harry Harkness Flagler, 1928 Feb. 10 and 1932 Jan.-1933 Feb.

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Of a social nature, discussing various financial, artistic, and administrative matters, mentioning Mrs. Astor, Mr. Judson, Bruno Walter, Toscanini, Ernest Schelling, Gabrilowitsch, Zirato, John D. Ryan, etc.; with three typewritten letters signed, dated New York Feb. 15 1933, from Walter W. Price, Edwin T. Rice, and an unidentified correspondent, congratulating Flagler on the agreement reached between Judson and the orchestra; copies of two typewritten letters, dated [New York] June 16 and 22 August 1932, from Flagler to Mackay, discussing various scheduling questions; and a copy of a typewritten letter, dated [New York] June 21 1932, from Flagler to Walter Damrosch, concerning Bruno Walter.

12 items (20 p.) ; (8vo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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