These letters were penned one day after Chaplin's release from the Singapore General Hospital following a week-long bout with dengue fever. They were sent to the doctor who treated him, and the doctor's son.
Source: Bonhams
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| "Dear Doctor, I hope the enclosed will prove satisfactory, it is little enough to do in return for your help and kindness. However allow me to thank you again. Sincerely yours, Charlie Chaplin" |
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| "My Dear Ian, This little note will serve as an introduction. I might mention the fact that your father took me down a peg or two (I mean my temperature) while I was in the hospital at Singapore. Hoping to meet you sometime in England. Cordially yours, Charlie Chaplin" |
Source: Bonhams