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Hughes, Howard & Jean Peters. Handwritten note to his wife signed ('Howard') and reply signed ('J.')

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Hughes, Howard & Jean Peters. Handwritten note to his wife signed ('Howard') and reply signed ('J.')
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135. * Hughes, Howard & Jean Peters. Handwritten note to his wife Jean Peters signed ("Howard") and Peters' handwritten reply signed ("J."), (ca. 1960) 2-pages (8.5 x 14 in.; 216 x 356 mm), front and back, no place, no date, being one of the well-known handwritten notes exchanged by the reclusive billionaire and his film star wife, Jean Peters. Fine condition.
Husband and wife Howard Hughes and Jean Peters handwritten notes exchanged from separate living quarters within their home.
Howard Hughes writes in full: My Sweet Love, I adore you. Please tell me when you think your eye-lids will commence to get heavy, and when you would like to see your ever-loving husband, My love again Howard
Jean Peters responds in full: Dear Love - At Anytime - No one is here - I am reading a new art book - it is cold & windy out - I ever-love you too. and will be awaiting your call - love love J.
Howard Hughes' reply in full: I thot [sic] you would like this. We can see "Anatomy of a Murder" if you prefer. I think this is much more for you. But as done by J. Stewart it is very dull. They certainly laid that one on the line! I can't imagine anything in the whole world worse than being married to Grahame. Honey, the other is directed at the tempo of this, and believe me it will bore you. I know it well. Artistically I don't question the reviews. But slow.
The relationship between Howard Hughes and Jean Peters was marked with strange meeting rituals and periods of little or no direct contact, yet their sincere devotion to each other endured throughout their 14-year marriage. Hughes, known for working odd hours into the night, preferred to relay his business and personal directives via memos and handwritten notes rather than the spoken word, and he communicated with his wife in the same manner. The notes were delivered back and forth between their separate bedrooms by aids. From the collection of William J. Bell. $1,000 - $1,500