THEATRE. 17 letters or pieces, most of them L.A.S. Harry BAUR (1931, to Jacques Baumer, on his distress after the death of his wife). Paul BLANCHART (1939, to Denis d'Inès). Victor BOUCHER (to Marguerite Moreno). Léon CHANCEREL (3: 1937 to Gaston Baty while on tour with the Comédiens-Routiers, 1939 and 1955 on the work of his Centre Dramatique; plus a typed report on a proposed exhibition in New York on French theater). Jacques FABBRI (1974, about a theater knife). Victor FRANCEN (1930, to Pierre Fresnay, before joining the Comédie-Française). Charles GANTILLON (on the Comédie de Lyon). Aimé GROS (Grand-Théâtre de Lyon 1879, to Louis Gallet, on the success of Saint-Saëns' Étienne Marcel). Marcel HERRAND (1952, to Valentine Hugo, on learning of Eluard's death; plus a stage photo and a flyer from his company Le Rideau). Jean MARAIS (1975, to Max Frantel, whom he didn't want to hurt in Histoires de ma vie). Marcel MARCEAU (1954). Paul PAULEY (1933, to Lucien Dubech, thanking him for his praise of his interpretation of Le Malade imaginaire). Jacques ROUCHÉ (1932, to Émile Fabre). Raymond ROULEAU (1945, to Simone de Beauvoir). Georges VITALY (1951).