With Gilbert Miller, impresario. Topics covered include: RD's regret at Miller's lack of enthusiasm for an unidentified play in 1937; his similar lack of enthusiasm for Bridie's King of Nowhere sent to him by RD in August 1937; RD's planned production of The Man Behind the Statue and Much Ado in 1946, for which he is seeking a home; Miller's best wishes for RD's success [in A Sleeping Clergyman] at the Criterion Theatre, June 1947; and play propositions turned down by RD in 1947.
Typescript with autograph.