Box 4
Contains 42 Results:
Abel, Walter - Inscribed (mailing address) signed 3 x 5 inch card (No date) - American stage, motion picture and television character actor. Noted for his long Broadway theatre career (1919 - 75) including starring roles in original productions of FORBIDDEN(1919), DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS (1924), THE HOUSE OF WOMEN (1927), WHEN LADIES MEET (1932), THE WISTERIA TREES (1950), THE PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY (1958), SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY (1974), etc. Films include: the first sound version of THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1935 - as "D'Artagnan"), HOLD BACK THE DAWN (1941), HOLIDAY INN (1942), STAR SPANGLED RYTHM (1942), SO PROUDLY WE HAIL (1943) THE HITLER GANG (1944), MR. SKEFFINGTON (1944), AN AMERICAN ROMANCE (1944), THE KID FROM BROOKLYN (1946), 13 RUE MADELEINE (1947), DREAM GIRL (1948), THAT LADY IN ERMINE (1948), ISLAND IN THE SKY (1953), SO THIS IS LOVE (1953), THE INDIAN FIGHTER (1955), RAINTREE COUNTY (1957), MIRAGE (1965), GRACE QUIGLEY (1984), etc. He also was a regular performer on many of the classic television anthologies of the 1950s (PLAYHOUSE 90, STUDIO ONE, ARMSTRONG CIRCLE THEATRE, etc.)
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Abel, Walter (Biographical Information) - Miscellaneous clippings, filmography, etc
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Agar, John - Inscribed ("God Bless") signed (cut) 3x5 inch index card (No date) - American motion picture leading man of the 1940s and 50s. Most famous as the first husband of film legend, Shirley Temple (1945 - 49). Films include: FORT APACHE (1948), SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON (1949), SANDS OF IWO JIMA (1949), REVENGE OF THE CREATURE (1955), TARANTULA (1955), THE MOLE PEOPLE (1956), ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE (1958), etc. plus numerous television appearances
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Agar, John (Biographical Information) - Miscellaneous clippings, filmography, etc
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Allyson, June - Signed 3x5 index card (No date) - American leading lady (with musical-comedy stage experience) popular in musicals, comedies and dramatic films. Most famous as "the girl next door" or the "perfect wife" in films of the 1940s and 1950s. Films include: BEST FOOT FORWARD (1943), TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR (1944), TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY (1946) GOOD NEWS (1947), LITTLE WOMEN (1949 - as "Jo"), THE GLENN MILLER STORY (1953), EXECUTIVE SUITE (1954), WOMAN'S WORLD (1954), THE SHRIKE (1955), THE OPPOSITE SEX (1956), etc. Widow of actor, Dick Powell
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Allyson, June (Biographical Information) - Miscellaneous newspaper clippings (including obituaries), a 1947 copy of the sheet music for "The Varsity Drag" (from the MGM production of GOOD NEWS starring JUNE ALLYSON, Peter Lawford, Joan McCracken, Patricia Marshall, Mel Torme and Ray McDonald - Words and music by B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson - originally written and published in 1927), a 1947 copy of the sheet music for "Pass that Peace Pipe" (from the MGM production of GOOD NEWS starring JUNE ALLYSON, Peter Lawford, Joan McCracken, Patricia Marshall, Mel Torme and Ray McDonald - Words and music by Roger Edens, Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane), a 4-page "Press Preview" program for the 1949 film, LITTLE WOMEN, a copy of Photoplay magazine (July 1950) featuring June Allyson and Dick Powell on the cover, a 2-page press release for the 1951 film, TOO YOUNG TO KISS, a 4-page program for the 1953 film, REMAINS TO BE SEEN, a magazine advertisement for TWA Jetstream (1958) featuring June Allyson and Dick Powell, etc
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Ameche, Don - Inscribed ("To John - Best Wishes") signed 3 x5 inch index card (No date) - American leading man and Oscar Winner (Best Supporting Actor - COCOON - 1986) most famous for his portrayal of inventor of the telephone in THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1939). Other films include: RAMONA (1936), ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND (1938), IN OLD CHICAGO (1938), SWANEE RIVER (1940 - as composer, "Stephen Foster"), LILLIAN RUSSELL (1940), DOWN ARGENTINE WAY (1940), THAT NIGHT IN RIO (1941), MOON OVER MIAMI (1941) HEAVEN CAN WAIT (1943), A WING AND A PRAYER (1944), THE BOATNICKS (1970), TRADING PLACES (1983), etc
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Ameche, Don (Biographical Information) - Miscellaneous newspaper clippings (including obituaries), sheet music for the film ONE IN A MILLION (1936 - Title Song) co -starring with Sonja Henie and the Ritz Brothers, a (1939) 8 x 10 - inch (sepia-toned) production photograph featuring DON AMECHE (from the 20th Century-Fox presentation of THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL), a (2006) set of 4 Marquee 20th Century-Fox Musicals" miniature reproduction lobby cards for the 1941 musical MOON OVER MIAMI starring Betty Grable, DON AMECHE and Robert Cummings, a 1941 copy of the sheet music for "Jealous" (from the MGM production of THE FEMININE TOUCH (starring Rosalind Russell, DON AMECHE, Kay Francis, Van Heflin, Donald Meek, etc. - Words by Tommy Malie and Dick Finch and Music by Jack Little - originally written and published in 1931), a brochure promoting his 1972 stage appearance in CHAMPAGNE COMPLEX at The Little Theatre on the Square (Sullivan, Illinois), various 8 x 10 - inch (black and white) publicity and production photographs featuring DON AMECHE (including images from the 1950 ABC - TV production of DON AMECHE'S MUSICAL PLAYHOUSE starring DON AMECHE, Dorothy Grener, Betty Brewer, Bob Spiro, Jerry Parker, Jack Brown, Pam Donohue, Sue Hite and Angela Castle), multiple promotional postcards for 2007 biography, DON AMECHE - THE KENOSHA COMEBACK KID by Ben Ohmart, a signed copy (by the author) of DON AMECHE - THE KENOSHA COMEBACK KID by Ben Ohmart, etc
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Astaire, Fred - See BOX 4a and 4b - CINEMA - AUTOGRAPHS AND RELATED EPHEMERA - FRED ASTAIRE. Due to the large amount of biographical and promotional ephemera pertaining to the life and career of FRED ASTAIRE, this material has been transferred to a separate box
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.
Astaire, Fred (Biographical Information) - See BOX 4a and 4b - CINEMA - AUTOGRAPHS AND RELATED EPHEMERA - FRED ASTAIRE. Due to the large amount of biographical and promotional ephemera pertaining to the life and career of FRED ASTAIRE, this material has been transferred to a separate box
Signed photographs, letters, programs, etc. collected from the mid 1960s to the present (in person, by mail and through purchases). A collection of biographical ephemera (programs, clippings, etc.) is included with each signed item.