Autograph letter signed from Yvette Guilbert, Paris, to William Heinemann, not before 1902.

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Autograph letter signed from Yvette Guilbert, Paris, to William Heinemann, not before 1902.

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Guilbert hopes to interest Heinemann in publishing an English translation of her novel, La vedette. Letter signed Yvette Guilbert Schiller. Addressed "Cher Monsieur," but Guilbert sends regards to Madame Heinemann. Address on item: 26 bis Boulevard Berthier.

2 leaves ; 18 x 14 cm.

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