[Roland DORGELÈS]. - Lot 98

[Roland DORGELÈS]. Letters to Roland DORGELÈS. Pierre BENOIT (17, 1932-1961, plus 3 photos), friendly correspondence. Tristan BERNARD (5), bored with life as a refugee in Cannes; rereads and reads Balzac; amusing quatrains. Maurice CONSTANTIN-WEYER, to succeed Colette at the Goncourt. Émilienne DUFY (1954), with double the letter from R.D.). Maurice GARÇON (8, 1929-1966), on Colette's death, trials, etc. Robert LAPOUJADE, dedication with drawing. Christian MURCIAUX (14, 1962-1966 and s.d.), friendly correspondence. Henri POURRAT (2, 1941- 1942), about his Fiancé de Saint-Omer, which he fears was published too late for the Prix Goncourt. Gabriel REUILLARD (43, 1925-1971), beautiful friendly and literary correspondence. Carlo RIM (1940, with drawing). André SALMON (card). Dr. Paul VOIVENEL (1970), about Mac Orlan. Enclosed is an autograph manuscript of a tale by Maurice DONNAY, La Bascule (9 p. in-4).