Charles W. Chesnutt to Robert Levy, 17 February 1921 Charles W. Chesnutt Stephanie P. Browner Kenneth M. Price Matt Cohen Transcription, encoding, and annotation Ballard, Chaun Anderson, Antje Weakly, Laura K. McMullen, Kevin Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, University of Nebraska-Lincoln The New School 2024 The Charles W. Chesnutt Archive
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 Charles W. Chesnutt to Robert Levy, 17 February 1921 February 17, 1921 Transcription derived from scan of microfilmed original. Western Reserve Historical Society Charles Waddell Chesnutt Papers MS 3370 1 1 Correspondence The Marrow of Tradition typed copy unsigned Chesnutt, Charles W. (Waddell) Levy, Robert New York, New York Kevin McMullenproofed Laura K. Weaklyreview Antje Andersonannotated; further corrections Chaun Ballard transcribed, encoded February 17, 1921.
Mr. Robert Levy, Care Reol Productions Corporation, 126-130 West 46th Street, New York City.
Dear Sir:-

Replying to you‸rs of February 15th, I should be very glad to see you while you are in Cleveland. If you come on Sunday, call me by telephone at my residence, Garfield 507-J, on the Bell Telephone, and I will arrange to meet you wherever you say. My house number is 9719 Lamont Avenue, N. E.

Should you happen to be in town any other day than Sunday, I can be reached at my office, 1106 Williamson Building, corner Euclid Avenue and the Public Square, telephone, Main 2164.

I hope by that time you will have read the book and that you may like it. It is full of dramatic interest and should furnish material for a stirring motion picture.

Yours very truly,