GUITRY (Sacha). Until further notice... Paris : Maurice de Brunoff, [1913] . - In-8, 189 x 143 : (99 ff. of 100), printed cover. Dark blue half-chagrin, smooth spine, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (modern binding). First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, with mention of "3rd thousand" on the back cover, enriched with this beautiful letter from the author to the actress Andrée Yvel : to Mademoiselle Andrée Yvel // who speaks of the past, who thinks // of the future and who seems // to feed herself exclusively // with telegrams // Sacha GuitryExemplaire in modest modern binding . Cover soiled and stained, tears on the back. Scattered foxing. Also by the same author : - Mes médecins. Paris : Cortial, 1932. - In-8, 249 x 183 : 64 pp, (3 ff. last blank), 1 portrait, 4 plates, printed cover. Blue bradel cloth boards, smooth spine, gilt head, untrimmed, cover and spine preserved (Ad. Lavaux). First edition out of trade of this collection composed by Guitry in homage to his doctors, dedicated to Doctor Isch-Wall and Professor Thiroloix. "One has treated me for fifteen years, the other has treated me for fifteen years" says the author in his printed dedication. The edition is illustrated with a photographic portrait of Guitry by the Piaz studio and 4 drawings by the author, reproduced outside the text, representing Professor Hayem, Octave Mirbeau, Professor Robin and Lucien Guitry in "La Pasteur". This copy is enriched with this letter from the author to Paul Dufrény, his fellow student at the Mariaud boarding school, who became his secretary in 1928: A PAUL DUFRÉNY // QUE J'AI CONNU ENFANT // ET QUI, D'AILLEURS, M'A // RENDU LA PAREILLE. // Sacha GuitryThe copy is also enriched with a newspaper article on the work, glued to the last page, as well as a proof copy of the text bound in afterwards, not including corrections or illustrations .