Audrey Hepburn Typed Letter Signed

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Audrey Hepburn Typed Letter Signed
Author:
Hepburn , Audrey
Title:
Audrey Hepburn Typed Letter Signed
Description:
TLS : Typed Letter Signed
US Actress. Typed signed letter with handwritten post script with personal New York address from Audrey Hepburn to Rupert Allen of "Look Magazine," May 17, 1954. 1 page. Hepburn writes to thank Rupert Allen for good wishes he sent regarding her Broadway performance as the title character in "Ondine." The show premiered on February 18, and later that year, Hepburn won a Best Actress Tony Award for her work in this play. "Ondine" also co-starred Hepburn's first husband, Mel Ferrer, whom she married in September 1954. Rupert Allen was a celebrity publicist and manager, who represented stars such as Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly. Horizontal crease in page. Very good condition. At the end of the letter, Hepburn invites Allen to come to New York writes in her own hand: "and see me! Lots of love to Jean and Jimmy and to you" signed with a bold, underlined "Audrey". Comes with an original 8 x 10 in. black and white photo of Hepburn modeling a black dress at a fashion show.
Seller ID:
16139
Subject:
Autographs, Letters and Archives, Film and Entertainment, Women History
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