With Walter MacQueen-Pope (1888-1960), theatre manager, publicist and historian, who worked as RD's literary manager for a time. Topics covered include: the newspaper publicity blurb for RD's autumn 1946 season; Pope's misgivings about Ustinov's The Man Behind the Statue, and the need for revisions; an article on Children's Theatre for Sound magazine which Pope drafts for RD; information requested by RD on Thomas Betterton's Hamlet; features and publicity for Much Ado About Nothing arranged by Pope; the possibility of RD playing Christian in a production of The Pilgrim's Progress (produced by Lewis Casson) in 1948 or 1949, and RD's low opinion of Lewis Casson as a producer; and a play called Ned Kean of Old Drury found for RD in January 1950.
Dated at: London.
Typescript with autograph.