Jean VILAR. L.A.S. "J.V."; 1page in-4. He sends an article to a magazine, asking that it be returned to him after use; he adds in P.S.: "It's too long. In the end, I worked a lot on it. In any case, I don't have time to suggest cuts, as your carrier is here. I suggest timidly: can't we give it all in two issues? It's not that I insist on my "spoken" take, but the cuts, or rather the sequences, can be dangerous, as far as my friendship with Wilson and everything to do with politics is concerned"... [Georges Wilson joined the TNP company at the end of 1952, succeeding Vilar as director from 1963 to 1972]. Enclosed are 4 photographs of Jean Vilar in Brecht's La Résistible ascension d'Arturo Ui, Pirandello's Henri IV, Giraudoux's La Guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu and T. S. Eliot's Meurtre dans la cathédrale (Lipnitzki photos, stamps on back).