Item 20 - Letter from Robert [Leonard]

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SHAF/A/1/L/20

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Letter from Robert [Leonard]

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  • 7 Oct. 1979 (Creation)

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3 sheets, 1 env.

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Has cleaned the apartment as Paul [Giovanni] is having some English people up; misses Peter; 'Evita' opened to bad notices; [John] Hopkins' 'Losing Time' was panned; Algernon and Cecily and the fish are fine; Paul [Giovanni] is having troubles with a gecko waking him up at night; isn't all that happy to be in New York, nothing to do, people are so odd, Alan & Paula [Schwartz?] never call; is going to the new Stoppard play ['Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth'?] with Enid Harlow; Peter Wood is in town but doesn't call; another friend is so taken with 'the Latin stud' that being with them is tedious; June [Anderson?] is singing 'Fledermouse' [sic]; the NYC Opera is on strike; Paul is going over sooner than RL; wishes PS were there.

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      Accompanied by a blank envelope with the note 'Letter from Robert' in PS's handwriting on the front.

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