Box 3/OV1

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Dorée Leslie Gordon appears on p. 50 with her two sons.

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Dorée Leslie appears on p. 6. An additional comment reads No comment Bernie.

Scope and Content Note From the collection: This collection houses contracts (1924-1931); scripts for such Broadway shows as George White's Manhattan Mary (1928-1929) and Florenz Ziegfeld's Simple Simon (1930); newspaper and magazine clippings; and publicity photographs documenting Dorée Leslie Gordon's dance and theatrical career. About 100 photographs show Dorée Leslie; others, many bearing inscriptions from the sitter, depict her...

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Inscription reads To Dorée / With my heartfelt [?] wishes and hopes for your success in the future / Henry L. Dunn

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Inscription reads To Dorée and Lee / with / Love & good wishes always / Ruth Etting / Ziegfeld's Simple Simon / 9/30.

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Inscription reads To Dorée, / Our beautiful and fascinating Cinderella, with all my love / Harriet Hoctor / June 14, 1930

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Inscription reads To Dorée / The sweetest girl I know, and if you do care, even a little, may I be deserving of it. / Love, Charles

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Inscription reads To Dorée / A darling girl who will undoubtedly be a H- of a big help to her Moms when she grows up. / Love, Charles

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Inscription reads To Dorée / My Baby / Just Abe.

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Inscription reads To Dorée Leslie / because you are / Innocent / Beautiful / Devine / Charming / and so many many more things that my pen could never write / Will all confidence in your wonderful suc[cess] / Sincerely / Ben Mer[?]