Monday, July 17, 1950
112 West 86th Street
Dear Art,
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| Fashion illustration by June Anderson. |
I’ve had quite a busy day today, darling. I got up at 7:00 this morning but the train was late, getting me to New York
I made the rounds to four different agencies – walking most of the way. I’m getting quite proficient at getting turned down. After walking around so much, the heat started getting the best of me so I came back here. I don’t think I was ever so hot as I was today.
It’s 10:30 now, darling, and Shirl and Betty are already in bed. Shirl’s very homesick, or so she sounds. Betty is going home Saturday for about a week and a half. She’s going to be a bridesmaid.
While writing to you, I’m making myself the second grilled cheese sandwich of the evening. There. I just finished the sandwich and it tasted real good. But I ate too much.
Darling, I miss you so much tonight. I wish you were able to give me at least one kiss to sleep on. I love you, and till tomorrow’s letter –
All my love,
(Tomorrow – Van Johnson in town.)
© 2011 Lee Price
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