Shaw, George Bernard.

comprising two flirtatious early letters ("...How could you be so absurd as to go and engage yourself? - If I'd thought you wanted to get married I'd have married you myself long ago...") discussing her acting ("...if I had my way I would take you out of the nice young lady business and fling you into the most difficult heavy parts on the stage...") and theatrical news, one later letter with revised lines for a part, probably relating to Too Good to be True, and postcards being photographic portraits to Halstan and Shaw (1932), in total 7 pages, 4to and 8vo, 24 January 1905 to 24 August 1932, one letter splitting at folds, one letter torn in three and crudely repaired with adhesive tape

"...William Morris used to say that if he had a beautiful picture he would hang a curtain before it and look at it only once a month or so. If I were married to you I should insist on your wearing a veil, and only taking it off every three months or so..."