Letter from The Hogarth Press to Walter Beauchamp (19/04/1934)

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[[MS 2750/565/10]]

 

April 18th, 1934

 

Walter Beauchamp, Esq., 
73 East Market Street, 
Long Beach, Long Island, 
New York, U.S.A.

 

Night & Day, by Virginia Woolf.

 

Dear Sir,

 

Mrs Woolf has asked us to reply to your letter to her dated March 24th regarding a stage adaptation of her book, Night and Day. We have to make a practice of never giving rights of translation or dramatisation to individuals, but only to publishers or producers. If you are willing to take the risk of making a stage adaptation of the book, Mrs Woolf will be glad to read the MS when it is complete. Then if she approves of it and you can find a producer who will sign a contract with us, we shall be pleased to consider any offer he has to make. I am sure you will understand that we cannot in any way bind ourselves with regard to an option at this juncture.

 

Yours faithfully, | THE HOGARTH PRESS | Manager

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Reproduced with permission from Penguin Random House UK Archive and Library owner of the Hogarth Press archive collection, held by the University of Reading Special Collections

Source: MS 2750/565/10

Letter from The Hogarth Press to Walter Beauchamp (19/04/1934)

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