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June 7th, 1939. a *€
_ Samuel Goldwyn, Inc. . Se
722 Seventh Avenue Coe ~~ FS rl
, New York City. ’
Attertion Mr. James A. Mulvey, Vice-President.
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Gentlemen:
AS explained to your Mr. Mulvey at the United | Artists Meeting held yesterdey, the reason we did not
reply to your letter of May Zlst was becsuse of the understending eléerly arrived at between the writer .and Mr. Muivey that there wes to be no reply and the matter was to be kept in abeyance until such time as Mr. Harry Gold had @m opportunity todiscuss the WUSIC SCHOOL and THE REAL GLORY with the Music Hall, with a view of getting an ari
cable settiement; you likewise agreed that it was the peeies procecure to try and adjust the thing in a frimdly fashion with “the Music Hall, readily appreciating thet one of these days you micht need the Music Hall for your piectures’ and it was therefore unwise to be on an antagonistic besis with them..
In view of the above, we were srestly surprised. ‘at your attitude in esking thet our letter of May 25rd and you which of course we fiad no objection), but at the same tims we must state that we feel your recuest was not in keeping with the understanding we had.
Replying categorically to the points raised in your letter of May Slst: .
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You mention that there wes nothing in the merida"
randum to Harry Gold, dated May 17th, thet you ettempted to
contrect directly with the Rivoli Theatre. You are poses
the sue which is tha out o's nowledze or cons you fee. Wy negoticted wight Rive a, {ndeoendent os us, which we contend you heve no setts to do.
You likewise state-thet-in sasceduhes with the vrectice and custom heretofore uniformly followed between us, you have the right to negotiate the terms uron which your pictures should be exhibited. I presume by that state~