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292 - MISTINGUETT (Jeanne Bourgeois, known as), 1875–1956.
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MISTINGUETT (Jeanne Bourgeois, known as), 1875–1956. C.P.A.S. “Mist.,” undated [postmark: Cernobbio, Villa d’Este, May 3, 1935], to Albert Willemetz at the Bouffes Parisiens: “My dear, I’m on my way back. I’ve just spent two days here. What a marvel—look at this lovely setting. Big hugs to both of you.” The postcard depicts Villa d’Este. Enclosed are: - a telegram dated May 17, 1935, addressed to the same recipient in Royan, sent from Vienna, where the artist was en route to a tour that would take her to Prague and Warsaw, and which she concludes with these words: “I send my love to my stem and its flower."" - a handwritten letter ("Mist."), undated, 1 p. in-8 on Piccadilly Hotel letterhead in London, addressed to the same recipient: ""My stem, I’m in London until Saturday, when I’ll be back. I’ll call you. I’m overjoyed, too—I kiss you / The carrier pigeon.”
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