Actress Ginger Rogers was the daughter of Lela Rogers, a conservative activist and AR’s fellow member of the Executive Committee of the Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals.
June 25, 1949
Dear Miss Rogers:
Thank you for your nice wire. I am sorry that you could not come to the opening of THE FOUNTAINHEAD as I had wanted to meet you for a long time. I am leaving for New York tomorrow for the eastern opening of the picture, but when I come back I will start nagging your mother to arrange a chance for us to meet.
Sincerely,
Ayn Rand
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