McNeill, A., & Hobson, B. (1934). Letter from Ada McNeill to Bulmer Hobson asking him to come to Rockport to speak with Gertrude Parry [Bannister] because she is distressed at the idea of a film being produced in America about the life of Roger Casement.

McNeill, Ada, and Bulmer Hobson. Letter from Ada McNeill to Bulmer Hobson Asking Him to Come to Rockport to Speak with Gertrude Parry [Bannister] Because She Is Distressed at the Idea of a Film Being Produced in America About the Life of Roger Casement. 1934.