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SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) American Singer and Actor, Academy Award winner. T.L.S.

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SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) American Singer and Actor, Academy Award winner. T.L.S., Frank, two pages, 4to, n.p., 23rd September 1954, to John [Harding], on his personal printed stationery featuring his facsimile signature at the head of the first page. Sinatra announces 'I cannot seem to get the point across to Myers….' and explains 'first of all the incident with B.E.A., at which you were present was highly exaggerated and that I did not make any scene, I merely made a statement, quote: “If I can possibly help it, I'll not fly this Airline any more.”', adding 'Now, John, you know goddamned well that we were absolutely right in our complaint to the Airline. I admit that we were a few minutes late, however the airplane was still at the ramp and they could have allowed us to board. But they didn't, so I thought it was rather poor treatment. That's number one. Number two - the Palm Springs incident. This particular episode only concerned my wife and myself, so I do not wish to discuss it in an English court or any other court.' Sinatra further states 'I started this letter by saying I couldn't get my point across, and my point is, John, that I am not on trial. Mills is the one who's being tried for defaming my character. I very well understand what Myers is driving at in view of the fact that Mills lawyer could conceivably bring these points up. However, assuming this, Myers should certainly be able to have these particular inferences struck out, purely on the basis that I am not on trial. So will you please, for God's sake, tell him to forget them and concentrate on the basic case.' He continues 'Our ruse of my coming to England is working out perfectly, not only in British publications but also in newspapers over here. But I needn't tell you that I don't think there's a chance of my being present at the time of the trial' and in a postscript asks Harding to watch out for the actress Mona Freeman at the Dorchester, remarking 'Call and see if there's anything you can do to make her comfortable'. A letter of intriguing content. Some light age toning and a number of small tears to the edges of the folds, not affecting the text or signature, G   John Harding - General Manager of the National Sporting Club in London who also acted as an agent in the United Kingdom for a number of Hollywood movie stars including Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh.   John Mills was a Polish émigré who, along with fellow countryman Siegi Sessler, became prominent London restaurateurs and club owners. Their Mayfair establishments included the Milroy Club and Les Ambassadeurs, which became the favourite hideaways of their extraordinary clientele including Sinatra and other major Hollywood stars.
SINATRA FRANK: (1915-1998) American Singer and Actor, Academy Award winner. T.L.S., Frank, two pages, 4to, n.p., 23rd September 1954, to John [Harding], on his personal printed stationery featuring his facsimile signature at the head of the first page. Sinatra announces 'I cannot seem to get the point across to Myers….' and explains 'first of all the incident with B.E.A., at which you were present was highly exaggerated and that I did not make any scene, I merely made a statement, quote: “If I can possibly help it, I'll not fly this Airline any more.”', adding 'Now, John, you know goddamned well that we were absolutely right in our complaint to the Airline. I admit that we were a few minutes late, however the airplane was still at the ramp and they could have allowed us to board. But they didn't, so I thought it was rather poor treatment. That's number one. Number two - the Palm Springs incident. This particular episode only concerned my wife and myself, so I do not wish to discuss it in an English court or any other court.' Sinatra further states 'I started this letter by saying I couldn't get my point across, and my point is, John, that I am not on trial. Mills is the one who's being tried for defaming my character. I very well understand what Myers is driving at in view of the fact that Mills lawyer could conceivably bring these points up. However, assuming this, Myers should certainly be able to have these particular inferences struck out, purely on the basis that I am not on trial. So will you please, for God's sake, tell him to forget them and concentrate on the basic case.' He continues 'Our ruse of my coming to England is working out perfectly, not only in British publications but also in newspapers over here. But I needn't tell you that I don't think there's a chance of my being present at the time of the trial' and in a postscript asks Harding to watch out for the actress Mona Freeman at the Dorchester, remarking 'Call and see if there's anything you can do to make her comfortable'. A letter of intriguing content. Some light age toning and a number of small tears to the edges of the folds, not affecting the text or signature, G   John Harding - General Manager of the National Sporting Club in London who also acted as an agent in the United Kingdom for a number of Hollywood movie stars including Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh.   John Mills was a Polish émigré who, along with fellow countryman Siegi Sessler, became prominent London restaurateurs and club owners. Their Mayfair establishments included the Milroy Club and Les Ambassadeurs, which became the favourite hideaways of their extraordinary clientele including Sinatra and other major Hollywood stars.

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3. confirm that you accept that an additional charge of 3% + VAT will be applied to your invoice for use of an online bidding facility

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