General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderFitzgerald, Robert
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s locationNew York, NY
Send date18.08.1947
Send date noteYear not mentioned in the letter, deduced from the content of the letter
RecipientHawkins, Erick
Recipient (corporation)
Recipient‘s locationNew York, NY
Note on Recipient‘s location[New York]
LanguageEnglish
AcquiredCopy from Library of Congress, Hawkins Papers, Box 30, Folder 33; 08/2024
Owner of the sourceLibrary of Congress
Owner‘s call numberHawkins Papers, Box 30, Folder 33
Call number at IBMHawE 1947-08-18
Content and physical description
ContentRobert Fitzgerald hopes that Erick Hawkins now likes the text of THE STRANGLER ballet. RF has already used up the time he had to work this summer. The idiom of The Strangler (lullabies, Brothers Grimm fairy tales, fantastical, monstrous) accompanying a young man's dance into adulthood is exactly what RF felt the work needed. Anyway, the text now reads like a piece of theatre.
Total number of leaves1
Number of pages bearing text1
FixationTypescript, handwritten signature
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationProfessional
Digitized atLoC
Date of digitisation2024

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Composition as subject
The Strangler [auth.], H 317
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