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              Frederick Ashton
              RAD/2/MAC/6/1/1 · File · 1976-1985, Undated
              Part of Kenneth MacMillan Archive Collection

              Frederick Ashton, dancer and choreographer, was Artistic Director of The Royal Ballet from 1963-1970. The correspondence in this file consists of letters and telegrams of thanks, congratulations and good luck. Most are undated but can be dated from the context.

              1. Typed letter with handwritten additions, on Royal Opera House, London, headed notepaper, thanks Kenneth for his good wishes for the first night [of A Month in the Country], Feb 1976
              2. Handwritten letter with thanks for telegram of congratulations and speaks of the impressive ceremony at Oxford, undated
              3. Handwritten letter with thanks for the 'fromage' - he eats a lot of cheese now 'being a semi toothless septuagenarian'. Mentions difficulties with Lynn [Seymour] and going away for his 'month in the country', undated with envelope postmarked 19 Feb 1976
              4. Handwritten letter wishing 'Dearest Kenneth 'good luck and thanks for the 'flattering dedication' [Mayerling]. He sends an antique Austrian waistcoat. 'The buttons have different Emperors on them', with envelope, undated but Mayerling was first performed in 1978
              5. Handwritten note, good luck wishes, undated
              6. Thanking Kenneth and Deborah for their kind wishes, from 'old 'octo' Fred'
              7. Handwritten letter, with thanks for the plant and for party and 'for coming to cheer me on the last lap', with envelope, undated
              8. Two good luck telegrams, one sent to the Coliseum Theatre, London with 'could be 2 June 1978' written by Jann Parry in biro on back of mount
              9. One envelope handwritten by Frederick Ashton, addressed to Sir Kenneth MacMillan K.B.E 29 Jul 1985
              10. One Houston Ballet envelope addressed to Sir Frederick Ashton, postmarked 12 Dec 1977
              MacMillan, Kenneth