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Was ready to come to Beaton's party on Boxing Day when people turned up for drinks. They wouldn't leave and so they could not get to Broadchalk in reasonable time. This was 'annoying and dissapointing'. Henry sends best wishes for a happy New Year.

Has never understood just what Beaton wants, and has received no reply to her request for Beaton to tell her. Discusses the possible place for a picture. Is lending him a reproduction. There is a new reproduction coming out quite soon.

In French. Is sorry not to have been able to accompany Beaton to San Isidro to see the Son et Lumiere. Beaton's judgement matters to her. Explains the difference between the San Isidro and European Son et Lumiere shows. Thanks Beaton for his letter and hopes to meet him one day.

With two autograph letters from Frances Hodgkins and Pavel Tchelitchew to Watson, and two newspaper cuttings of obituaries of Watson.

Thought that Beaton's performance in the John Freeman programme was remarkable. Doesn't know how anyone faces up to him. His behaviour was faultless. Some of the camera shots were also marvellous.

Typescript pen portrait of the English actor, Victor Henry (1943-1985).

Has just finished reading Beaton's book about Auntie Jessie. She was his Great Aunt as well as his God Mother. Remembers her telling him about the events Beaton describes in his book. Aunt Jessie asked him to keep some of the items that she and Redro Suaney (?) had collected on their travels. Will eventually hand them on to his son. Reminisces about Aunt Jessie. Thanks Beaton for the pleasure his book has given.

Typescript essay, in which Beaton describes the seventeenth-century house of the Vilmorin family, at Verrières, Paris.

Beaton is too kind. Expects that he had forgotten he said something "very nice" to the clothes lady on the Sunday Times, so even if she had read Nova she would not have been very upset. It is kind of him to take such trouble to make sure she should not be upset. Hopes that Beaton will be able to come to the party which Richard Buckle is organising for after the show.