Crosby (Bing)

Two typed letters signed ('Bing') To Mr Donald Warner. In the first letter Crosby asks for Warner's opinion on "my Chesterfield program. What your reaction is to the new theme song, whether you do or do not prefer the extemporaneous manner in which I announce songs, whether or not you prefer the whistling and humming. Also whether you like the sweet or the hot songs. It is only in this manner I am able to make steps towards improvement", one page, occasional staining, 4to, New York, 16 February 1933; in the second letter Bing thanks Warner for his suggestions which "are going to prove valuable to me and you may be assured I shall take advantage of them", one page, 4to, New York, 17 March 1933; letters are mounted together with the original mailing envelopes, framed and glazed, 45 x 45cm approximately