Item 119 - Letter from Laura D. Wilck

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UGA T/T13/A/1/3/4/3/119

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Letter from Laura D. Wilck

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  • 21/01/1935 (creation)

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Letter from Laura D. Wilck, Capitol Theatre Building, 1639 Broadway, New York City addressed to Mr. Arthur Shields, Abbey Players, C/O A. Wilkes, Boston, Massachusetts. Wilck apparently an agent of some type writes 'I understand you are to be in Los Angeles about the first of March. I am enclosing letters of introduction to my agent on the coast who will represent you ably there'. The enclosed letter is addressed to Harry Wurtzel, 6417 La Mirada Avenue, Hollywood, California; Wilck writes 'Fox, Warners' Metro and Paramount are enormously interested in Mr. Shields' work but because the Players are scheduled to go on tour, little could be done in the limited time he has in New York.'

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      2116; A/119

      T13/A/119

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      27/06/2013
      22/07/2025

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