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Letter to Walsh from Cross acknowledging his reply and accepting that Walsh’s workload prevents him from immediate involvement with the film. States that he will give Ostrer copies of some of Walsh’s books so he can become familiar with his work. Cross will arrange ‘a round table conference in London if possible, at which your agent might be present, your goodself and Mr. Mark Ostrer’. Cross is producing a book of views of the Lake District, some of which could be helpful in selecting scenes for filming. Among the area’s historical associations are those with George Washington and Paul Jones (American naval hero). He asks Walsh to consider his terms for the project and hopes that he will visit his home in Buxton soon.

Letter to Walsh from Corfield thanking him ‘for the spirit of promised co-operation’ in him reply. He would like to arrange the meeting in Dublin before July.

This sub-series contains letters from British National Films Limited.

This sub-series contains a letter and review from All India Radio.

This sub-series contains a letter from Captain Frederick Moore, screen and radio rights.

This sub-series contains letters from Radió Éireann.

Letter to Walsh from R. Ó Faracháin (talks officer) expressing interest in broadcasting one of his humorous stories chosen by himself and read by himself if he wishes.

Letter to Walsh from Ó Faracháin stating that they will pay a fee of £5 5 shillings for his story as he suggests.

This sub-series contains letters from Medal Films.

This sub-series contains a letter with enclosures from Brandt and Brandt Dramatic Department.