Thomas (Terry) Signed letters and photograph

Typed letter signed("Terry") to scriptwriter Sid Colin, on personalised stationery, saying "Bill has told me of your request to have your name removed from the credits of "How Do You View", I assume that this is something to do with the Barrington article. Barrington assures me that he will print a retraction and you might be interested in the enclosed copy of the letter which, incidentally, I wrote before I knew of your decision. I can obviously have no quarrel with the part of the show you write, as everybody is of the opinion that this is always the best part of the show. In expressing my opinion of the show, I don't necessarily refer to the writing. It would seem to me that the success of a Television Show depends upon the production, performance and the writing", one page, folding marks, 4to, 11 Queen's Gate Mews, 17 May 1952; together with: a black and white 6 x 4" photograph of Terry Thomas in a three-quarter length pose, signed in blue ink; a handwritten message to Sid Colin from Thomas, written below a typed note form Terry to Leslie Grade, the handwritten part saying "this copy's for you, especially in connection of what happened in connection with "The Fog Man!" I asked Helen Moody to contact Phyl Romwee who contacted John Warrington, who didn't contact you! I have pointed out to all concerned that it isn’t good business - and also bloody discourteous to you", 26 October 1955; a letter to Sid Colin from Thomas's secretary regarding Terry's use of the Sargent Major sketch, 11 June 1956; a vintage unsigned photograph of Thomas, 10 x 8"; v.s. (5)

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