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Refers to his telephone conversation with Garbo. Sympathises about the 'period of indecision' that she has endured. Writes that he had three late nights in London: taking Daisy [Fellowes?] to St George's Hospital after a fall, attending his sister's dance, and going to Danny Kaye's theatrical party. Details his activities since returning to Reddish, including a visit from Juliet [Duff] and Ivor Novello. Wishes Garbo would visit him.

Regrets that they were not together through his winter stay in New York. Fondly remembers seeing her at the beginning and end of his visit, especially their last night together. Refers to the star of light from her window. Hopes she will come to England in the summer.

Mentions his turret room in the Sherry Netherland hotel. Mentions his mother's ill health, and her companion. Writes about his garden. Describes unpacking and inspection of house on return from New York, and repacking for journey to London the next day. Refers to his activities and slow pace of life at Reddish. Describes the boat trip from New York. Writes that Ivor Novello died suddenly and Juliet was with him before he died. Asks for her change of address. Sends his love to Katie.