Letter from Samantha Dean to Marion regarding a film trailer and meeting

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Letter from Samantha Dean to Marion regarding a film trailer and meeting

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1991

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Dean, Samantha
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Marion

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This is a letter from Samantha Dean, written on the letterhead of "Samantha Dean & Associates, Inc." located in New York, N.Y. It is addressed to "Marion." In the letter, Samantha apologizes for a confusion concerning a "tape" and clarifies that the enclosed item is the "trailer" that Marion's friends saw in the theater. The letter concludes with Samantha expressing her anticipation of seeing Marion on November 29th at 5:30 p.m., signed with "Best, Samantha."

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515 Madison Avenue, Suite 1130, New York, NY, USA
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EWG_1423_01_67-67
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