Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne letters to Katharine Cornell and Nancy Hamilton, 1941-1980.

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Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne letters to Katharine Cornell and Nancy Hamilton, 1941-1980.

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Chiefly concern social activities, friendly wishes for opening nights and special performances, and other personal events. Also include occasional remarks about particular plays, performances, and actors. There are passing references to mutual friends and acquaintances including Noel Coward, Brenda Forbes, and Cornell's husband, Guthrie McClintic.

63 items. Holographs and typescripts signed, along with two telegrams and various greeting cards.

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University of Michigan

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