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0558, 20th August 1928 G,H., Sherwood Esq. Executive Secretary of the American Museum of Natural History New-York Dear Sir, In your letter of March 27th you have kindly informed me that I have been re-elected a Corresponding Member for 5 yegrrs of the Americen Museum of Netural History. I herewith take the opportunity of presenting through your kind mediation to the Trustees of the Museum my most ...
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0558, 20th August 1928 G,H., Sherwood Esq. Executive Secretary of the American Museum of Natural History New-York Dear Sir, In your letter of March 27th you have kindly informed me that I have been re-elected a Corresponding Member for 5 yegrrs of the Americen Museum of Netural History. I herewith take the opportunity of presenting through your kind mediation to the Trustees of the Museum my most respectful thanks for the high honor and special favour thus granted to me. My membership is very valuable for this institution because it gives us access to your publi- cations, specially your splendid journal Naturel History, which is all the time in the hands of my staff, before all because of the numerous contribution on the wonderful results of your Central Asiatiec expedition. I have just read in our newspapers some brief notes on Roy Chap- man Andrews ”marvellous discoveries this summer, and you are all to be most heartly congratulated to the glorious success of your Central Asiatic enter. prise. May I take the occasion to ask you what will become in the fu- ture of your spendid African film Simba? We have read about it in your publi- cations, and a friend of mine has seen it in New-York and was most enthusiasti about it. will it be dietributed all over the world through the ordinary film agencies? Or would it be possible to get your permission to show it here in Stockholm? Some friends of our Natural History would be very grateful for information on this point. With most resnectful thanka
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