Dear Mr. Wolf
 
You are quite right concerning the misspelling of Ms. What's her face's name. I regret the error.
 
However, I quite purposely omitted any reference to her appearance in MEXICAN HEYRIDE just as I did not list the titles of her many B-movies.
 
No one has a hard on for Mr. Cole Porter that could ever match the intensity of yours.
 
MEXICAN HEYRIDE is not exactly at the top of everyone's mind when they recall their favorite Broadway Shows.
 
I am aware that the well-known songs "Abracadabra" and "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" were featured in this show, but the show title itself would not resonate with most of my far-younger-than-you readers.
 
Sincerely,
WANZIE

Dearest Matthew,
 
In fact you don't "disagree" with me at all. I am completely aware of all that you outlined above regarding June and her initial concerns with the musical Gypsy.  But the fact remains that ultimately, June did not choose to impede the production of the show, even though, as I wrote - many believed she had the legal right to do so and despite her disdain for the life of the main subject. I simply elected not to write out the entire laborious scenario leading up to that decision as you have so aptly done in your communiqué to me. I was, after all, writing an Obituary - a tribute "if you will", and not a complete biography of the woman's life or a thesis on her career.
 
But thank you. You do indeed bring to light an interesting side note, which I happy to include in the Gram now that the poor woman's body is cold.
 
Sincerely,
WANZIE