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Mr*. Stevens’ Letter

To ‘Fresh Air’ Child

' *0r renc release in the popular *’This M America” series of short subjects, was filmed from an origma1 story by Mrs. Hugh Stevens of Hume, the first published in

New York Herald Tribune. Mrs. Stevens is the sister of Mrs. Miilip Triplett of Hume, who visits friends m Rappahannock county quite frequently. -.'2* E!.cfcDre was shown at Jerths Theatre in Washington, U. Cj, during the week of October 20. This movie tells the appealing «ory of a city boy’s first trip to-the country, and is based on a letter which Mrs. Stevens wrote to the ‘Fresh Air’ boy who visited her summer before last. The letter, which was published in the Fauquier Democrat on Thursday, October 20, relates the city boy’s adventures during the summer in which he spent at the Steven’s farm in Hume. Parts of the letter follows: , “Dear Bobby:” —“Christmas 4s dose at hand,— and we’ve been thinking of you. You’re only seven now and probably would not understand what ' a wonderful experience you. gave my husband and me. But perhaps your mother will save this letter so you can read it when you're

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