Nov. 24th, 1934.
Dear Miss Wick,
I am leaving for New York today. I have signed a contract with A. H. Woods for the production of my play and he is planning to open it by the beginning of January.
I am motoring to New York and expect to be there by December 2nd. I am looking forward to seeing you. I do not know yet where I will stop, but I shall telephone you as soon as I arrive. I hope this opportunity to come to New York will help me with my book, as you have suggested.
With best personal wishes,
Sincerely yours,
AR lived in New York City until 1943.
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