SELECTED LETTERS OF TROY KINNEY TO DORIS NILES Signed

Ten Letters Of Mr. Troy Kinney To Miss Doris Niles Selected From A Voluminous Correspondence. Written between October 1929 and November 1936, they are as vivid, as entertaining and as informative as if they had been penned yesterday. It is generous of Doris Niles to share some of these letters with the innumerable admirers that both she and Troy Kinney possess in their different spheres of artistry. Different but with one great common factor since Kinney himself writes that he "learned more from music than from any Art School"! and what is a dancer other than the embodiment of music?

Their mutual love of music may have been the key to the fine and rare communion of the soul that is called "friendship." Such friendship the two artists shared and their perfect understanding is subtly and happily felt in Troy Kinney's letters.

Inscribed to Peter Lindstrom by Doris Niles and Serge Leslie on the first page. Out of Print. Condition: Fine Minus. Book cover is lightly faded with softly bumped corners and age related yellowing pages. The dustjacket is yellowing, with some soiling and small tears at the top and bottom.