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CAMUS Albert (1913-1960)
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CAMUS Albert (1913-1960)
L.S. "Albert Camus", Paris 1st July 1955, to Louis FALAVIGNA| 1 page in-8, heading Librairie Gallimard.
"Yes, a series of setbacks (I would never have believed that Television could devour so many hours) have prevented me from seeing you as I would have wished. Anyway, I'm leaving tomorrow morning and we won't be able to talk about your play at leisure. I regret it less, thinking that I had little to add to what I had said to you. My main criticism is, as you will remember, of the difference between the two tones of the play. But I am sure that you will manage to reduce these difficulties and since you are thinking of staging Les Disparus in November, I only wish you, very cordially, the best of success"...
L.S. "Albert Camus", Paris 1st July 1955, to Louis FALAVIGNA| 1 page in-8, heading Librairie Gallimard.
"Yes, a series of setbacks (I would never have believed that Television could devour so many hours) have prevented me from seeing you as I would have wished. Anyway, I'm leaving tomorrow morning and we won't be able to talk about your play at leisure. I regret it less, thinking that I had little to add to what I had said to you. My main criticism is, as you will remember, of the difference between the two tones of the play. But I am sure that you will manage to reduce these difficulties and since you are thinking of staging Les Disparus in November, I only wish you, very cordially, the best of success"...