Humphrey Bogart Typed Letter Signed to the President of Warner Bros.

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Sold for $1,739 | World War II-dated TLS, one page, 6.75 x 10, September 13, 1943. Letter to Jack L. Warner, the president of Warner Bros. Studios, in full:
World War II-dated TLS, one page, 6.75 x 10, September 13, 1943. Letter to Jack L. Warner, the president of Warner Bros. Studios, in full: “When I went from ‘Conflict’ into ‘Passage to Marseilles,’ I was assured by Steve Trilling that if I didn't take any time off between these two pictures then I would have a long vacation when I completed ‘Passage.’ I feel that there is no better way to spend that vacation then [sic] to go overseas and entertain the armed forces — and I have been requested to

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