[LITERATURE] - Lot 180

[LITERATURE] - ACHARD Marcel [Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon, 1899 - Paris, 1974], French playwright and screenwriter. Autograph letter signed, written in pencil. 1 page in-8°. "Mademoiselle, would you be willing to go on tour to play the role of the maid in Le Maître de Forges from June 25 to the end of August or the end of September, as you wish? Please accept, Mademoiselle, my warmest regards. - BLANCHECOTTE Malvina [, 1830 - , 1897], French poetess. Set of 3 autograph letters signed: - "Pic de la solitude, 11 rue de Cujas", Monday, December 5, 1887; 2 pages in-12°. Invites her dear friend to the "grand baquet du centenaire" to renew acquaintance with certain colleagues. - 11 rue de Cujas", November 29, 1889; 2 pages in-12°. She has more and more problems with her eyes and finds it difficult to get around to see her good friend. - 11 rue de Cujas", May 19, 1871; 2 pages in-12°. Asks for news of her friend, as she can no longer move. - CHAPLIN Charlie (Charles SPENCER, dit) [London, 1889 - Vevey, 1977], English actor and director. Signed black-and-white photograph of Charlie CHAPLIN in bust and seated. 23.5 x 29 cm - LOTI Pierre (Julien Viaud, dit) [Rochefort-sur-Mer, 1850 - Hendaye, 1923], French writer. Autograph letter signed, addressed to "Mon cher commandant". Undated; 3 pages in-8°. Loti asks if the photo of him in costume is appropriate, or whether another should be sent in officer's costume. - MONTHERLANT Henry Millon de [Paris, 1895 - id., 1972], French writer. Autograph letter signed. October 9, 1934; 2 folio pages. He writes to a columnist: "You have shone your spotlight on a particular a particular point in my work, which you have highlighted so well, that I realize I have never seen it so clearly before! - NODIER Charles [Besançon, 1780 - Paris, 1844], French writer. Autograph manuscript, signed. Paris, 1837; 1 page in-8° oblong. "Receipt for the sum of one hundred and sixty francs in account for the art to edit Les Quatre Talismans". - ORMESSON Jean d' [Paris, 1925 - Neuilly-sur-Seine, 2017], French writer, journalist and philosopher. Autograph letter signed. Paris, Monday; 3 folio pages. Jean d'Ormesson replies to his correspondent, giving him advice advice for a forthcoming book.