ENTERTAINMENT

	746. PULLED
	747. [WIZARD OF OZ] Fantastic custom display featuring the six stars of the Academy Award winning 1939 film. Along a magical winding yellow brick road you will find three color photographs of the main characters, a miniature Oz book cover; and an artist's interpretation of the happy quartet following along with the land of Oz before them. Interspersed are signed checks by JACK HALEY drawn on his Lake Pillsbury Properties account at the Bank of California, Los Angeles, Oct 18, 1967; and JUDY GARLAND drawn on her Kingsrow Inc. business account at the Chase Manhattan Bank, London, Nov 19, 1964. Light normal cancellation marking over two letters in last name; else Fine. There are also darkly signed signatures of BERT LAHR; RAY BOLGER; MARGARET HAMILTON; and BILLIE BURKE. All are double matted inside a cut-out mat frame and the whole contained under glass within antiqued simple frame. Overall 311/2"x281/2". A visually stunning tribute. Est: $600-1750
	748. [WIZARD OF OZ] Two signed b/w vintage magazine film stills. In a scene with an Oz character, character actress MARGARET HAMILTON (1902-1985), as the "Wicked Witch of the West" pens her signature beside her image, adding "W. W. W.," 51/4"x33/4". Also, in a scene featuring the main characters, actor/dancer RAY BOLGER (1904-1987) signs above his image, 41/4"x3". Fine. Est: $100-200
	749. [MARX BROTHERS] Family of American comedians, including brothers Julius (1890-1977), known as "Groucho"; Leonard (1891-1961), known as "Chico"; Arthur (1893-1964), known as "Harpo"; and Herbert (1901-1979), known as "Zeppo." Among their many popular motion pictures are Horse Feathers (1932) and Duck Soup (1933). Unusual assemblage of three of the brothers on one medium. Boldly signed signatures of CHICO MARX; HARPO MARX, adding "Best Wishes"; and GROUCHO, 5"x31/2". Handsomely presented under glass within custom double matting together with three film stills from three of their most popular films and a larger half-length portrait of portrait of the three in costume, plus a printed biographical tribute. Contained in attractive black frame. A fantastic memorial to this legendary comedy team. Est: $1750-2850
	750. ROY ACUFF (1903-1992). American country music legend who formed a band known as the Smoky Mountain Boys, a popular fixture on the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. SP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length portrait. Darkly signed beneath sentiment across his image. Occasional sepia toning evident. Attractively presented under glass within custom double matting and embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x15". Est: $150-300
	751. [ALABAMA] Enduringly popular country music artists since 1980s. Their 1982 Grammy-winning platinum album Alabama Mountain Music signed on cover by RANDY OWENS; TEDDY GENTRY; JEFF COOK; and BENNETT VARTANIAN. In-person signatures. Recording present. Single 1" stray line of ink, at bottom edge; else a Fine example. Est: $60-120
	752. [ALL IN THE FAMILY] Popular TV sitcom that first aired in 1971 and produced several successful spin-offs. Splendid SP, color, 91/4"x71/4" cast portrait. Boldly signed by stars CARROLL O'CONNOR (1924-2001); SALLY STRUTHERS; ROB REINER; and JEAN STAPLETON. Fine example. Handsomely presented under glass with descriptive plaque within custom matting and black embossed frame. Overall 171/2"x211/4". Impressive. Est: $300-700
	753. [AMERICAN GIGOLO] Popular 1980 film starring RICHARD GERE (b. 1949) nominated for 1981 Golden Globe for best original score. Handsome SP, color, 8"x10" three-quarter length film still in a scene from the film. Boldly signed in blue felt tip. Fine. Accompanied by Polydor original soundtrack recording featuring two images from the movie, unsigned. Recording present. Light edge wear and occasional rubbing; single light corner tip crease; else VG. Est: $50-100
	754. [AMERICAN GRAFFITI] Popular nostalgic George Lucas film (1973) which won a Golden Globe award, was nominated for several Oscars, and fostered several popular television series and film careers. Colorful SP, 8"x10" image of movie poster signed by eight cast members. Included are RON HOWARD; RICHARD DREYFUS; CINDY WILLIAMS; HARRISON FORD; CANDY CLARK; WOLFMAN JACK; MACKENZIE PHILLIPS; and one other. Accompanied by full-page advertisement removed from Jan 30, 1974 issue of The Hollywood Reporter inviting Academy members to special screenings. Fine. Est: $200-500
	755. [AMERICAN GRAFFITI] Superb SP, color, 8"x10" image of movie poster signed in blue felt tip by cast members RON HOWARD; RICHARD DREYFUS; CINDY WILLIAMS; and HARRISON FORD plus one other. Accompanied by original MCA double album featuring 41 songs from the original soundtrack. Records present. Light rubbing on sleeve; else VG/Fine. Great combination. Est: $150-300
	756. [ARSENIC AND OLD LACE] Broadway hit translated to popular 1942 film production. Wonderful ensemble of autographs of the major cast members and other memorabilia. Included are three unsigned b/w film stills; a photo of the movie poster, and an original label from a bottle of arsenic. Original signed color pencil and wash caricature sketch, 8"x10" of CARY GRANT (1904-1986); plus three album leaves individually signed by EDWARD EVERETT HORTON (1886-1970); JACK CARSON (1910-1963), 41/4"x33/4"; and RAYMOND MASSEY (1896-1983) with small photo affixed. Also a 5"x31/2" card darkly signed by JOSEPHINE HULL (1886-1957), inscribed; and SP, b/w, 10"x8" film still signed by PETER LORRE (1904-1964) in a scene with several others of the cast. Signed beside his image across dark area with fairly good contrast. Attractively matted and preserved under glass within metal frame, 301/4"x371/4". Frame evidences some wear; else in excellent condition. Present also is a matching framed grouping of related signed memorabilia from a 1986 stage production of the play. Featured is a black, white and yellow theatre poster, 133/4"x211/2", signed by stars JEAN STAPLETON and POLLY HOLLIDAY, and a smaller 81/2"x113/4" duplicate signed and inscribed by Stapleton. Plus a third Act III Productions program imprint, unsigned. Overall 291/4"x291/2". A great matched set of the enduringly popular stage and film play. Est: $500-800
	757. [THE AVIATOR COLLECTION] Oscar winning Martin Scorsese biopic (2004) starring LEONARDO DICAPRIO as the eccentric entrepreneur Howard Hughes. Superb collection of three different SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits from the film. All are boldly signed by DiCaprio, and one additionally signed by GWEN STEFANI who played actress Jean Harlow, a Hughes "discovery." Est: $100-200
	758. FRED ASTAIRE (1899-1987). American dancer known for his graceful sophisticated style and sense of humor he brought to film roles. SP, b/w, 8"x10" still from the television series It Takes a Thief which ran 1968-79. Pictured with star Robert Wagner, Astaire again proved his enduring appeal even in later years. Boldly signed above his image. Fine. Est: $40-80
	759. JOAN BAEZ (b. 1941). Internationally famous folk singer noted for her involvement in political causes; founder of Humanitas. Attractive posterboard from her 1989 "Speaking of Dreams" World Tour, 163/4"x231/4", held at Stanford University for Humanitas. Large signature, boldly signed in silver felt tip across image. Small bend at top right corner tip; else Fine. Est: $50-100
	760. LUCILLE BALL (1910-1989). Comedienne and former Goldwyn girl who found her greatest success as one of the funniest female clowns on television with husband Desi Arnaz. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" three-quarter length portrait of the younger star. Darkly signed "Love Lucy." Fine example. Est: $60-100
	761. LUCILLE BALL Very nice ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait, "For Ford / Love, Lucy." Boldly penned in blue ink. Fine example. Est: $50-100
	762. [BATMAN VILLAINS] Five of the Caped Crusader's nemeses. SPs, color & b/w, 8"x10" portraits in costume of BURGESS MEREDITH, adding "The Penguin"; JUNE WILKINSON as "Evilina"; ELI WALLACH as 'Mr. Freeze'; FRANK GORSHIN in street attire, adding "Riddle me this..."; and ART CARNEY in costume as "The Archer." All boldly signed. Fine examples. Est: $100-250
	763. [BATMAN FOREVER] Nominated for an Oscar, this 1995 film continued the successful movies generated by the campy '60s television series. SP, color, overall 10"x8" publicity image signed in felt tip by stars VAL KILMER; TOMMY LEE JONES; JIM CARREY; NICOLE KIDMAN; and CHRIS O'DONNELL. Accompanied by 1995 DC comic book of the same name in mint condition, unsigned. Fine duo. Est: $50-100
	764. [BEERY & MILLAND] Two vintage Academy Award winning Hollywood stars, "tough guy" character actor WALLACE BEERY (1886-1949) and handsome leading actor RAY MILLAND (1905-1986). Beery signs a Social Security receipt stapled to front of a DS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Los Angeles, Apr 1936, a completed yellow MGM personal record form, both with MGM logo. File punch holes in both, light soiling. Plus a DS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Culver City, Aug 9, 1950. Approval of contract amendment regarding advertising for the film A Life of Her Own in which it is specified that Milland's name "need not be displayed on the same line as that of Lana Turner, but may be displayed on the line next following...that your name shall be displayed in the same size and character of type..." File punch holes at top margin. Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $80-160
	765. [BEN HUR] Splendid original ribbon-bound volume of b/w photographic plates illustrating Klaw & Erlangers 1899 spectacular stage production of Ben Hur adapted from the novel by Lew Wallace, 113/4"x93/4", 1900. Entitled "Souvenir Album Scenes of the Play," the 18 plates, "from flashlight photographs" are interleafed with tissue imprinted with scene description. The colorful cover features the famous chariot race. Light soiling evident on cover; else VG/Fine. Est: $80-150
	766. JOAN BENNETT (1910-1990). Very attractive leading lady of the '30s and '40s in Little Women (1933) and The Macomber Affair (1947). SP, b/w, 8"x10" three-quarter length portrait. Darkly signed. Fine example. Est: $50-100
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	768. [BIG BAND SELECTION] Vintage assortment of 15 vocalists and band leaders. SPs & ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits. SPs include GISELE MACKENZIE; HERBIE KAY, light edge wear; LARRY COLTON; SKITCH HENDERSON; and JACK JONES. ISPs are signed by xylophone players RAY VAUGHN and REBA WRIGHT; plus ROSEMARY CALVIN, moderate edge wear; TEDDY NORMAN, ink slightly brushed; the "Le Ahn Sisters," MIRIAM, JEAN, MAREE and VIRGINIA; PHIL GRAY, edge toning; and BETTY GEORGE, edge toning and wear. All boldly signed. Generally VG with noted exceptions. Est: $80-150
	769. [BLACK MUSICIANS] Nice collection of four popular singers. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits of rhythm and blues legends FATS DOMINO (b. (1928); and GLADYS KNIGHT (b. 1944) adding "1998"; plus popular singers and actresses LENA HORNE (b. 1917); and PEARL BAILEY (1918-1990), who signs "All love Pearl." All boldly signed. Fine examples. Est: $100-200
	770. ROBERT BLAKE (b.1933). American actor who began as a child in Our Gang comedies and reappeared as a powerful adult performer in In Cold Blood (1967) and starring in popular series Baretta; aquitted in trial for the murder of his wife. SP, color, 8"x10" half-length portrait. Boldly signed. Fine. Accompanied by newspaper clipping regarding his trial. Est: $50-100
	771. [BLUES BROTHERS] Popular 1980 film starring Saturday Night Live veterans John Belushi and DAN AYKROYD (b. 1952). SP, color, 10"x8" film still of the two in a scene from that film. Boldly signed by Aykroyd in light area. Accompanied by a second unsigned film scene of the pair in dancing sequence plus a fine unsigned original 1978 Briefcase Full of Blues Atlantic recording in sleeve. Great combination in excellent condition. Est: $50-100
	772. RAY BOLGER (1904-1987). Rubber-legged American dancer and actor, most notably as the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (1939). Vintage SP, b/w, 10"x8" still from the film with Dorothy and the Tin Man. Darkly signed in blue ink, adding "The Scarecrow of Oz." Light brushing of ink on inscription; else Fine. Est: $60-100
	773. RAY BOLGER ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait in costume as the Scarecrow. Boldly inscribed and signed, adding "From The Scarecrow of Oz..." Fine example. Est: $60-100
	774. BEULAH BONDI (1888-1981). Distinguished American character actress in Maid of Salem (1937) and It's a Wonderful Life (1946). Splendid ISP, b/w, 8"x10" seated portrait. Darkly inscribed, adding "May all your great hopes be realized - Cordially....1976." Minor bottom border stain; else a Fine example. Est: $50-100
	776. WALTER BRENNAN (1894-1974). Popular three-time Academy Award winning supporting actor in Come and Get It (1936); Kentucky (1938); and The Westerner (1940). ANS, 1p, 81/2"x81/4", n.p., Jan 24, 1974. In full, "Dear Children, Thank you for the picture you made for me. With appreciation and Best Wishes always..." Darkly penned and signed in black ink the year he died. Fine example. Est: $100-250
	777. GEORGE BURNS (1896-1996). He was the bemused straight man puffing on a cigar as his lovable scatterbrained wife, Gracie Allen (1902-1964), got all the big laughs. SP, b/w, 8"x10" full-length standing portrait of the older actor, cigar in hand. Boldly signed beside his image. Fine example. Est: $60-100
	778. GEORGE BURNS SP, b/w, 9"x7" publicity portrait for a television special, "The Many Faces of Comedy." He stands beside Milton Berle, Alan King and Danny Thomas. Signed above his image in ballpoint across dark area with fair contrast. Est: $40-80
	779. JOHN CANDY (1951-1994). Comedic actor and Second City TV alumnus; starred in Little Shop of Horrors and Planes, Trains Automobiles with Steve Martin. Great SP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait of the star in leather jacket. Handsomely presented under glass within custom double matting and wood frame. Overall 12"x14". Fine example. Est: $200-400
	780. JOHNNY CARSON (1925-2005). Popular late night talk-show host and comedian. Signed book, King of The Night, "The Life of Johnny Carson," 448pp, 61/2"x91/2", William Morrow and Co., New York, 1989. Illustrated. Darkly inscribed and signed on first flyleaf in black felt tip. Additionally signed beneath Carson's by his longtime television comedic partner ED MCMAHON (b. 1923) in red ink, adding "Nov, '92." Dust jacket is lightly soiled; else Fine. Est: $80-150
	781. JOHNNY CASH (1932-2003). Country-western singing legend and actor who amassed nine Grammy Awards during his long career. Superb 1961 Sun Record album Now Here's Johnny Cash featuring his image on cover. Boldly signed in black felt tip. Recording present. Fine example. Superbly presented under glass within custom double matting with title plaque and handsome embossed black frame. Overall 291/2"x 23". A superb tribute to "The Man in Black." Est: $250-650
	782. CAROL CHANNING (b. 1921). Vivacious cabaret comedienne in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Broadway's Hello, Dolly! Reproduced ISP with sentiment, b/w, 8"x10" glamour portrait of the younger actress. Boldly signed in red felt tip above image. Fine. Est: $40-80
	783. CHARLIE CHAPLIN (1889-1977). English film actor, director, producer and composer famed for his childlike "tramp" character in silent films. He was knighted in 1975. Printed vintage magazine SP, b/w matte, 7"x91/2" film still in a World War I scene. Boldly signed in blue ink beneath his image. Fine example. Est: $200-450
	784. SONNY & CHER Popular '70s husband and wife singing duo. SONNY BONO (1935-1998) went on to become a Republican congressman from California and mayor of Palm Springs. Cher [Cherilyn Sarkisian] (b. 1946) has had a successful solo singing career and won an Academy Award for her performance in Moonstruck (1987). Their 1972 Kapp KS 3660 stereo album All I Ever Need Is You boldly signed by both stars near their images. Light rubbing and edge wear; else VG/Fine. Recording present. Est: $100-300
	785. CHER Enduringly popular singer and Academy Award winning star. Three superb SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits, one from her 2003 "Farewell Tour." All boldly signed. Plus movie premiere program, 9"x12", for Moonstruck signed by Cher; NICHOLAS CAGE; and DANNY AIELLO. Vertical center crease touching Aiello's last name; else VG. Also, a handsome 1971 Kapp album entitled Sonny & Cher Live, unsigned. Recording present. Est: $150-300
	786. MAE CLARKE (1910-1992). Hollywood leading lady in musical comedies of the '30s remembered for having a grapefruit ground into her face by James Cagney in Public Enemy (1931). SP, b/w, 10"x8" film still of the famous scene with Cagney. Boldly signed, adding "1984." Est: $60-100
	787. MONTGOMERY CLIFT (1920-1966). Hollywood leading man known for his introspective portrayals in From Here to Eternity (1953) and Freud (1963). ISP, b/w, 8"x10" promotional still from Wild River (1960). Boldly signed in red ink beside his image. Minor corner tip wear; else Fine. Est: $350-700
	788. CLAUDETTE COLBERT (1905-1998). French-born leading lady of Hollywood's golden age who starred in countless films including the Academy Award winning It Happened One Night (1934) with Clark Gable. SP, b/w, 8"x10" portrait from Cleopatra (1934). Boldly signed. Fine example. Est: $60-100
	GOLFER BING'S "IMPENDING BLESSED EVENT" 789. BING CROSBY (1904-1977). Popular singer and actor credited with developing the "crooner" singing style; winner of the 1944 Academy Award for Going My Way. TLS, "Bing," 1p, 71/4"x101/2", Hollywood, Apr 21, 1958. On his personal letterhead to a friend, Charles Graves, in London. Crosby introduces friends Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker who "will be touring Europe this summer. Both are keen golfers and eager to make the acquaintance of someone in your area who can arrange entree for them to some of the good golf courses. Perhaps you'll be free to play with them...I'm sure you'll enjoy meeting them - they're both very attractive and interesting people...I've had a nice winter - most of the time at Palm Springs and Pebble Beach, doing a lot of golf. Very little work for me these days except a three times a week radio chore and an occasional TV shot. I have prospects of a film this summer. Might as well be working, as long as I have to be in Los Angeles in August for the impending blessed event...." The actor had married his second wife Kathryn Grant the year before and would have three children together. Darkly signed. Fine example. Est: $60-110
	790. [DANCING PARTNERS] Noted for his graceful, sophisticated style, dancer FRED ASTAIRE (1899-1987) often teamed with GINGER ROGERS (1911-1995) in hit musicals of the '30s and '40s. Printed SP, b/w matte, 81/4"x73/4" film still. Each has boldly signed near image, Astaire in red ink, and Rogers in black. Fine example. Est: $100-300
	791. CECIL B. DEMILLE (1881-1959). American film director and producer of the first film made in Hollywood, The Squaw Man (1913); known for his many lavish spectacles and battle scenes in films including The Ten Commandments and Cleopatra. Partly printed DS, a bank check drawn on his own account at the Bank of America, Los Angeles, Apr 19, 1952. Payable to his wife, Constance for "Transfer to Household wage a/c." Darkly signed beneath his imprinted name. Some show-through of red clerking stamps on verso; else VG/Fine. Est: $80-150
	792. ROBERT DENIRO (b. 1943). Two-time Academy Award winning actor in Godfather, Part II (1975) and Raging Bull (1980). ISP with sentiment, b/w matte, image 5"x7", overall 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed beneath image. Fine example. Est: $60-120
	793. [ROBERT DENIRO & MARIO PUZO] Academy Award winning star plus the author of The Godfather. Each has individually signed beneath two typed quotes on separate 5"x3" cards from the film and novel [4 autographs]. Fine examples. Est: $60-120
	794. BOB DENVER (b. 1935). Comedic actor best remembered as the beatnik Maynard in Dobie Gillis and the bumbling second mate in the Gilligan's Island. Limited Edition color illustrated portrait of the hapless Gilligan, 63/4"x81/4", darkly signed. Attractively matted beside two Gilligan's Island imprints and contained within simple frame. No. 170/15,000. Accompanied with photo of Denver signing. Est: $50-100
	795. JOHN DENVER (1943-1997). Top-selling recording artist in both country and pop music, he starred opposite George Burns in hit comedy film Oh, God! (1977). His autobiography, Take Me Home, 262pp, 61/4"x91/4", Harmony Books, New York. First Edition, later impression. Boldly inscribed and signed on half-title page. Fine example. Est: $450-900
	796. MARLENE DIETRICH (1901-1992). Glamorous German-born American actress remembered for her sensuousness and deep, sultry voice. Reproduced SP, b/w, 8"x10" Paramount publicity photo. Darkly signed in gold felt tip across black background. Minor corner tip wrinkle; else Fine example. Est: $60-100
	797. MELVYN DOUGLAS (1901-1981). Suave American leading man of the '30s and '40s winning Academy Awards as supporting actor for his performance in Hud (1963) and Being There (1980). Vintage ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Darkly inscribed and signed beside his image. Double matted to overall 11"x13". Bottom corner tip wrinkling; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-100
	798. [DUKES OF HAZZARD] Popular fun family series (1979-85) that was a ratings smash for several years. Rare complete collection of signatures of the nine cast members. Included are DENVER PYLE; SORRELL BOOKE; JOHN SCHNEIDER; TOM WOPAT; CATHERINE BACH; JAMES BEST; BEN JONES; and RICK HURST. All are artfully double matted with 9"x61/2" cast portrait signed by the series' balladeer WAYLON JENNINGS; and a colorful "The Dukes of Hazzard" logo. Contained under glass within embossed frame. Overall 261/2"x24". A fantastic scarce collectible. Est: $850-1750
	799. [ENTERTAINERS] Nice assortment of 18 mostly musical celebrities including popular and jazz artists plus three television actresses. SPs and ISPs, b/w, approx 8"x10" promotional and other portraits. Included are vocalists JONI JAMES, vintage, inscribed, with general light toning, light border discoloration and corner tip wear; FRANK SINATRA JR. from 1973; TERESA BREWER; LANI KAZAN; NATALIE COLE; and PAT BOONE. Present also is jazz artist WYNTON MARSALES; and jazz band leader CHICK COREA; plus a vintage inscribed portrait of big band leader RAY ANTHONY, with border wear; and pianist PETER NERO. Also Included are OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN, ink brushing of one word; CONNIE FRANCIS (2); GOGI GRANT (2); plus actresses KATHY GARVEY, adding "Cissy" with entire cast of Family Affair; DAWN WELLS; and ANNE FRANCIS in a film still from Honey West. Generally VG/Fine condition with noted exceptions. Est: $60-100
	800. [ENTERTAINERS ASSORTMENT] Nice collection of four stage and film stars. Included is a bold signature "Groucho" penned by the comic actor and television host GROUCH MARX, 31/2"x21/4", matted beneath group of three magazine stills in later years. Overall 8"x61/4". Also, a SP, b/w, 5"x7" portrait signed by comic MOREY AMSTERDAM; and an inscribed signature and sentiment in blue fountain pen by actor PETER CUSHING on 5"x3" card, adding "'90" accompanied by unsigned film still from Hound of the Baskervilles (1959). Plus a brief TLS by country singer EDDY ARNOLD, Nov 25, 1991, 71/4"x51/4", on his letterhead signing his autograph for a collector. Also present is a check drawn on "Lucille Ball Household Account," Jun 21, 1962, payable to F. Earl Giles and signed by authorized administrators. Fine. Est: $100-200
	801. [ENTERTAINMENT ARCHIVE I] Assortment of 183 autographs signed by 84 television and film personalities. ISPs, b/w & color, 8"x10" portraits and film stills. A sampling includes: DANNY AIELLO (2); CNN's CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR; FERNANDO ALLENDE; ALAN ARKIN; country singer EDDY ARNOLD; ARMAND ASSANTE; REBECCA BALDING; television journalist ED BRADLEY of 60 Minutes (2); ELLEN BURSTYN; GEORGE BURNS; RUTH BUZZI (4 in 3 poses); singer RICHARD CARPENTER (4); MOLLY CHEEK; MARTY COHEN; GARY COLLINS; orchestra leader RAY CONNIFF, adding musical quote; character actor RON CAREY of Barney Miller; BILL CONTI; news anchor WALTER CRONKITE; WILLIAM DANIELS of St. Elsewhere (9 of 4 poses); singer JOHN DAVIDSON; BRADFORD DILLMAN; KEVIN DOBSON; TOM DREESEN; SHELLEY FABARES; country singer NARVEL FELTS; ED FLANDERS (9); DEENA FREEMAN; BETTY FURNESS (2 different poses); ALICE GHOSTLEY ( in 2 different poses); LOUIS GOSSETT (2); LEE GRANT (3); comedian SHECKY GREENE; HARRY GROENER; ROBERT GUILLAUME (6 in 4 poses; game show MC MONTY HALL (6 in 2 poses); LESLIE HARDY; JULIE HARRIS; MARK HARMON; DON HO; REBECCA HOLDEN; LOIS JANUARY (6 in 2 poses); film director NORMAN JEWISON; ARTE JOHNSON; vocalist ALIZA KASHI; country music artist DENA KAYE; JASON KINCAID; ANDREA KING (5 of 2 poses); ABBE LANE; CRISTY LANE; MICHAEL LEARNED; JUDITH LIGHT (2); BOBBY MCFERRIN; ANNE MEARA (11 of 3 poses); RICARDO MONTALBAN; JULIA MONTGOMERY (2); ERIN MORAN; LOIS NETTLETON (3 poses); Sunday Morning host CHARLES OSGOOD; PATTI PAGE; MALA POWERs; (2 different poses); PAULA PRENTISS; JOAN RIVERS; HOLLY ROBINSON; ROBERT ROCKWELL (10 of 3 poses); MELODY ROGERS (5); MARION ROSS (5 poses); JACK RUSSELL; game show host PAT SAJAK (9 of 6 poses); PAUL SCOFIELD; NEIL SEDAKA (3 different poses); GEORGE SEGAL (2); RICHARD B. SHULL in scene from Holmes & Yoyo (2); RICHARD SIMMONS; PATSY SLEDD; ROBERT STACK (2 different stills); DEE WALLACE STONE; MARY STUART; AUDREY TOTTER (2 different poses); ELI WALLACH; VANNA WHITE; TREAT WILLIAMS (2); football star turned actor FRED "THE HAMMER" WILLIAMSON; and PAUL WINFIELD (2). With an occasional smudge or wrinkle, these examples are in generally Fine condition. Est: $250-600
	802. [ENTERTAINMENT ARCHIVE II] Great collection of 39 film and television actors and actresses. SPs and ISPs, mostly b/w, 8"x10" portraits. SPs include ART CARNEY in costume as "Ed Norton;" PIA ZADORA; SUSAN LUCCI; BURGESS MEREDITH in "Penguin" costume; CHRISTOPHER LLOYD; CESAR ROMERO; DWAYNE HICKMAN; BILLY BENEDICT in "Bowery Bows" scene, color; RAYMOND BURR; GALE GORDON; ANTONIO SABATO JR; TOM EWELL in scene with Marilyn Monroe; MORGAN FAIRCHILD; CHARO; ANNETTE BENING; PETER FALK; JOHN LARROQUETTE; GLENN CLOSE; HUNT HALL; and STEVE ALLEN. ISPs include LIV ULLMAN; BROOK SHIELDS; JACQUELINE SMITH, printed, color; TAB HUNTER; MAMIE VAN DOREN; ESTHER ROLLE; OLIVIA HUSSEY; DICK CLARK; ARNOLD STANG; ART LINKLETTER; JOHNNY CARSON on People magazine cover; ANN REINKING in scene from All That Jazz; SID MELTON, printed collage; IMOGENE COCA; MELANIE CHARTOFF; FRANK GORSHEN; FYVUSH FINKEL; PHIL LEEDS; and DONALD O'CONNOR. All boldly signed. Generally Fine examples. Est: $200-500
	803. [ENTERTAINMENT COLLECTION] Assortment of 45 autographs of 28 television and film personalities plus recording artists. SPs, b/w & color, 8"x10" portraits and film stills. Included are TONY CURTIS (2); JULIE CHRISTIE; songstress ALIZA KASHI; country recording artists Alabama signed by all four members: RANDY OWEN, TEDDY SENTRY, JEFF COOK, and MARK HERNDON; singer GLENN YARBROUGH (3 in 2 different poses); CHARLES BRONSON (2) in different films stills from Telefon (1977); country and jazz vocalist LANE BRODY; character actor GEORGE GRIZZARD in film scene with Jason Robards from Comes A Horseman (1978); singer BOBBY MCFERRIN; DEBORAH RAFFIN; THERESA RUSSELL; WHOOPIE GOLDBERG (3 in 2 poses); ANN RUTHERFORD; TATUM O'NEAL; film critic LEONARD MALTIN of Entertainment Tonight; SUSAN CLARKE (3); TESS HARPER (2); CATHY MORIARTY; EDWIN NEAL; JOANNE WOODWARD; JOE PESCI in film still from JFK (1991); singer EDDIE FISHER; CAROL BRUCE; JOHN LARROQUETTE; and television game show host PAT SAJAK (11 images of 3 poses). Fine examples. Est: $150-450
	804. [FRAZIER CAST] Emmy Award winning prime time comedy (1994-2004). Splendid SP, color, 10"x8" seated cast portrait signed by the five original cast members. Boldly signed by KELSEY GRAMMER, JOHN MAHONEY, JANE LEEVES as "Love Janny," DAVID HYDE PIERCE as "David Hyde," and PERI GILPIN. Handsomely presented under glass within custom matting and decorative silver matte embossed frame. Overall 163/4"x133/4". Very nice. Est: $80-240
	805. CLARK GABLE (1901-1961). Handsome Hollywood legend who retained his popularity for nearly thirty years. SP [William Bondi], b/w matte, 8"x10" film still. Signed beside his image in black fountain pen. Light wear and wrinkling with nice signature area. Present also is a nice printed b/w image of Gable with female lead MOVITA from Mutiny on the Bounty, 5"x7", signed by her across his image, "Best wishes Movita." Accompanied by magazine photograph of Clark and his wife KAY GABLE during a hunting trip, 63/4"x9". She has boldly signed at top image, adding "1979." Folds; else VG. Est: $400-600
	806. CLARK GABLE Partly printed DS, his personal gold bank check with imprinted name, drawn on Security First National Bank of Los Angeles, Sherman Oaks, Apr 20, 1950. Payable to Encino Hardware and Paint. Darkly signed. Light show-through of red stamp on verso; clerking stamp touches first initial; else Fine. Est: $200-300
	807. JAMES GANDOLFINI (b. 1961). Star of hit HBO series The Sopranos as mob boss Anthony "Tony" Soprano. SP, color, 71/2"x91/4" seated portrait. Boldly signed in blue felt tip across his image. Handsomely double matted beneath large portrait of cast members, 153/4"x12", and contained under glass within embossed black frame. Overall 25"x39". Superb. Est: $350-1000
	"WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE" 808. JUDY GARLAND (1922-1969). Entertainer and leading lady onstage from the age of five; received Special Academy Award for her 'outstanding performance as a screen juvenile' in Wizard of Oz (1939). Stamped FDC with colorful cachet commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Kansas Territory postmarked at Fort Leavenworth May 31, 1954. Garland has boldly signed in black ink in margin above postmark. The collector's name and address appears in bottom right margin. Light general age toning on recto with discoloration at bottom border of no affect; else Fine. Accompanied by superb reproduced cast photo from Wizard of Oz, unsigned. Very nice. Est: $200-400
	809. GREER GARSON (b.1908). Red-haired, aristocratic British stage and film star remembered for her roles as Mrs. Miniver for which she won the Academy Award (1942) and Madam Curie (1943). Vintage TLS, 1p, 71/4"x101/2", n.p., Dec 13, 1947. On her personal onionskin letterhead to an admirer. Charming content. Writing to Mr. Steeler, Garson thanks him for previous correspondence while in hospital and is happy to know that her film portrayals have been appreciated. "I was delighted to read about your offer of a gift of gloves from the 'Glove capitol of the World' and I shall accept them with great pleasure. I wear a size 7...and as I drive my own car a great deal, I have always liked to wear white. When I was in college in Grenoble, France, I had the opportunity of going through one of the glove factories...Perhaps, when I am again in the east, I can avail myself of your kind invitation and make a tour of one of your American factories. Ever since I was about sixteen years old, I have had two pet extravagances, one being lovely gloves and the other, scarves..." Large, boldly penned signature at conclusion. Light general wrinkling and toning; three file holes at left blank edge; else VG/Fine. Est: $50-70
	810. GREER GARSON SP, b/w, 8"x10: quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed. Fine example. Est: $60-100
	811. GLEASON & CARNEY Appearing together as Ralph Kramdon and Ed Norton in The Honeymooners in 1955, each enjoyed successful television and movie careers. ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait of JACKIE GLEASON (1916-1987); and a film still of ART CARNEY (1918-2003) from the comedy classic. Each is darkly signed and inscribed in black felt tip. Fine examples. Est: $120-240
	812. PAULETTE GODDARD (1911-1990). American leading lady of the early '40s who started as a Goldwyn girl. She married Charlie Chaplin whom she costarred with in the 1936 film Modern Times. SP, b/w, 8"x10" seated portrait of the young actress. Darkly signed across her image. Occasional bumps; two small light corner tip creases; else VG. Est: $80-150
	813. [GODFATHER III] Contracts referencing actors in this acclaimed 1990 production. Two Agreements, 81/2"x11", regarding details of their performances, a comprehensive memorandum, 8pp, Sep 15, 1989, boldly signed by TALIA SHIRE (b. 1946); and a confirmation and conforming of the separate US and Italy Agreements, 2pp, Nov 18, 1989, signed by GEORGE HAMILTON (b. 1939). He pens his name twice in black felt tip, once as president of George Hamilton Productions and one as its employee. Small light stain on first page of Shire Agreement; staple punctures at top left corner tips; else Fine. Est: $150-450
	814. [THE GRADUATE] Acclaimed 1967 Mike Nichols production that propelled young star DUSTIN HOFFMAN to stardom. Copy of Final Draft for the film script, "Prod. No. 20055." Signed on cover by five cast members including Hoffman; ANNE BANCROFT; KATHERINE ROSS; NORMAN FELL; and ALICE GHOSTLEY. Scattered damp stains on blank back cover lightly touching last couple pages; else Fine. Accompanied by original Columbia stereo soundtrack album picturing Hoffman on the cover, unsigned. Recording present. Very nice. Est: $80-150
	815. [GREASE] Outstanding 1979 musical comedy starring JOHN TRAVOLTA and popular singer OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN. SP, color, 8"x10" image of movie poster picturing the two young stars. Each has boldly signed near their image. Fine. Accompanied by colorful music CD, unsigned. Great combo. Est: $50-100
	816. WILLIAM C. HANDY (1873-1958). American composer and musician known as the "Father of the Blues," he published the first blues composition, "Memphis Blues" in 1911. Among his best-known songs are "Beale Street Blues" and "Yellow Dog Blues." Superb vintage ISP with sentiment, sepia, 8"x10" three-quarter length standing portrait in formal attire with trumpet in hand. Darkly penned, "To Louis Green an appreciation from W. C. Handy 4-11-34." Very minor fading of image; negligible brushing of ink; else Fine example. Nicely matted to overall 111/4"x131/2" and ready for framing. Est: $250-500
	817. TOM HANKS (b. 1957). Versatile Oscar-winning leading man in Forrest Gump (1994) and Philadelphia (1993). SPs, color & b/w, 8"x10" portraits from his comedy film A League of Their Own (1992). Both are boldly signed. Fine. Est: $60-120
	818. TOM HANKS SP, color, 10"x8" film still from Forrest Gump. Boldly signed in blue felt tip across his image. Accompanied by "The 67th Annual Academy Awards" program, indicating the film's nomination and an invitation to the Awards. Mint. Very nice. Est: $80-120
	819. [HAPPY DAYS] Long-running television sitcom 1974-84 that further established the career of actor-director Ron Howard and spun off other popular series such as Laverne & Shirley. Collection of six darkly penned large signatures of original cast members SCOTT BAIO; HENRY WINKLER; MARION ROSS; DON MOST; LINDA PURL and one other. Beautifully double matted with color 9"x71/4" portrait of the original cast and a "Happy Days" 45 RPM record with descriptive text. Contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 271/4"x233/4". Fine example. Est: $450-900
	820. [JEAN HARLOW] (1911-1937). Sensational "platinum blonde" Hollywood leading lady of the '30s in Public Enemy and Red Dust (1932). Darkly penciled signature on gold album leaf by her mother who often signed for her. Single light crease at right portion of minimal affect; two file punch holes at right edge; else Fine. Accompanied by four superb reproduced 8"x10" photos, unsigned. Plus a fine stereo LP, WAS-3007, Great Motion Picture Themes From Jean Harlow Films. Unsigned. Recording present. Est: $100-200
	821. AUDREY HEPBURN (1929-1993). Elegant Belgian-born leading lady who won an Academy Award for her role in Roman Holiday (1953). Beautiful SP, color, 8"x10" full-length standing portrait in costume from Academy Award winning film My Fair Lady (1964). Ink only slightly uneven; else Fine example. Est: $200-400
	822. AUDREY HEPBURN Colorful Warner Brothers movie premiere program booklet for their production of My Fair Lady (1964). Boldly signed on front cover. Minor left edge wear; else Fine example. Est: $200-400
	823. CHARLTON HESTON (b. 1924). Stalwart leading man closely identified with the biblical epics of Cecil B. DeMille including Ben Hur (1959) and The Ten Commandments (1956). SP, color, 8"x10" film still as Moses in The Ten Commandments. Boldly signed in felt tip. Fine example. Est: $50-100
	824. STEVE MARTIN & GOLDIE HAWN Talented comedic stars of 1992 Universal romantic comedy Housesitter. Signed premiere program, 9"x10" signed by both stars on cover. Fine example. Est: $60-100
	825. [HOLLYWOOD] Two SPs signed by eight contemporary actors and actresses. Included is a color 8"x10" portrait of the cast of television series Las Vegas signed by each of the seven stars near their image: JAMES CAAN; JOSH DUHAMEL; MOLLY SIMS; VANESSA MARCIL; NIKKI COX; MARSHA THOMASON; and JAMES LESURE. Also a color film still of WARREN BEATTY in a scene from Dick Tracy (1990). All darkly signed. Fine. Est: $100-200
	826. [HOLLYWOOD COLLECTION] Eclectic assortment of 13 vintage and contemporary film and other entertainment celebrities. Included are six SPs, mostly inscribed b/w, 8"x10" portraits signed by VIRGINIA MAYO in color fan magazine image; MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN in costume as "Jane" of famed Tarzan films; JACK LEMMON; KIRK DOUGLAS; ROBERT PASTORELLI; and STEVE ALLEN. Plus an imprinted illustrated card signed by Spanish ventriloquist SEŅOR WENCES who talked to his hand, suitably made up, and with a head in a box. Also the cover of a Playbill for the Imperial Theatre production of Anna Christie signed by LIV ULLMANN above her image. Brief ALS by GARDNER MCCAY, Dec 27, 1993, advising collector, "I quit all that picture stuff when I quit Paradise & Hollywood a couple of decades ago..." Minor ink transfer; minor wrinkling. Also a vintage signature of actress BEBE DANIELS on album leaf in bold pencil, accompanied by b/w 8"x10" unsigned film still; and a card signed on blank verso by VAUGHN MEADER whose meteoric rise to fame with his Grammy-winning "The First Family" album spoof of President John Kennedy and his family plummeted after the assassination. Lastly, a program cover for the "Concert Season 1947-1948" for the Mosque Theatre, Newark, darkly signed by coloratura soprano LILLY PONS and conductor ANDRE KOSTELANETZ. Edge wear; 2" tear extending from top edge with no paper loss repaired with tape on verso; white tape remains at center; left edge slightly uneven where removed from brochure. Collector's name and address penned at top border. Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $80-160
	827. [HOLLYWOOD CONTRACTS] Collection of five Hollywood television and film personalities. DsS, various sizes some with multiple pages, 81/2"x11" to 9"x14", 1970-1990. Standard agreements related to appearances and engagements signed by NELSON RIDDLE; ROB LOWE; FREDRIC LEHNE; ROBERT YOUNG; and STOCKARD CHANNING. Expected file holes and staple punctures; else Fine. Est: $60-120
	828. [HOLLYWOOD FILM STILLS] Two onscreen couples. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" stills. Leading actor of 30's and 40's GEORGE RAFT in a scene with Olempe Bradna from Souls at Sea (1937) signed by Raft and costar FRANCES DEE; plus a romantic scene from Gunga Din (1939) with leading man DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JR. and actress JOAN FONTAINE. All darkly signed. Fine examples. Est: $80-160
	829. [HOLLYWOOD FIRST EDITIONS] Collection of six signed memoirs and a novel by notable celebrities. Most are boldly penned on first flyleaf. Memoirs include Loitering with Intent by PETER O'TOOLE, published in 1992; One Lifetime Is Not Enough by ZSA ZSA GABOR with Wendy Leigh, published in 1991; Tony Curtis "the autobiography," 1993; An Open Book by JOHN HUSTON, 1980, signed on half-title page, adding inscription, sentiment and date, "25 Oct '80." Light shelfwear with couple minor tears with no paper loss at top edge of dust jacket. Also Tarnished Angel by JENNIFER LEE, 1991. Lastly, a novel by KIRK DOUGLAS entitled The Gift, 1992. All in Fine condition with noted exception. Est: $100-200
	830. [HOLLYWOOD GOLDEN AGE] Nice collection of seven actresses at their height during the '40s. SPs, b/w, mostly 8"x10" portraits. Among them are NORMA SHEARER; GINGER ROGERS printed portrait, light diagonal fold, few bumps; MARY MARTIN in scene from Happy Go Lucky (1942), light wear; KATHARINE CORNELL on cover of Panorama for Boston Colonial Theatre, 1" crease on image; JOAN FONTAINE; RUTH WARRICK in a scene with Orson Wells from Citizen Kane; and a superb color portrait of LORETTA YOUNG, inscribed. Generally VG with noted exceptions. Est: $200-500
	831. [HOLLYWOOD LEADING MEN] Excellent assortment of ten star actors. SPs, mostly b/w, mostly 8"x10" portraits and film stills. Darkly signed. Among them are CHUCK NORRIS in costume for his series Walker Texas Ranger; NICOLAS CAGE; ROBERT REDFORD; CHARLES BRONSON; DUSTIN HOFFMAN in film still from Marathon Man; LLOYD BRIDGES; HUGH GRANT in still from The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain; PATRICK SWAYZE, color; plus RICHARD GERE, 5"x7"; and printed image of PAUL NEWMAN, color, 31/2"x61/4", at race track, signed on mount. Fine examples. Est: $150-400
	832. [HOLLYWOOD NOTABLES] Diverse selection of three film and television celebrities. ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Included are a quarter-length portrait of entertainer JERRY LEWIS; a half-length portrait of television celeb VANNA WHITE; and film star KIRK DOUGLAS, in color. All boldly signed. Fine examples. Est: $50-90
	833. [THE HONEYMOONERS] Classic 1955 television comedy series that attained cult status in reruns. SP, b/w, 10"x8" portrait of the four stars on Ralph's bus. Boldly signed in black felt tip by JACKIE GLEASON (1916-1987); ART CARNEY (1918-2003); JOYCE RANDOLPH (b. 1925); and AUDREY MEADOWS (1924-1996). Fine. Est: $200-450
	834. CINDY WILLIAMS & RON HOWARD Two of the stars of American Graffiti (1973). SPs, b/w, 8"x10" film stills. Two separate images featuring the two stars individually signed. One, signed by Williams leaning against an Edsel is a lithograph. Fine examples. Est: $50-100
	835. [I DREAM OF JEANNIE] Popular television comedy series (1965-70) starring BARBARA EDEN (b. 1934) and LARRY HAGMAN (b. 1931). Two SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits of Eden and together with Hagman in costume. Both are boldly signed by Eden and one by Hagman. Fine examples. Est: $80-160
	836. [I DREAM OF JEANNIE] SP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length portrait of stars BARBARA EDEN and LARRY HAGMAN. Each has boldly signed near image. Fine example. Est: $60-100
	837. MICHAEL JACKSON (b. 1958). Innovative, eccentric rock singer and songwriter debuting with his siblings in The Jackson Five, later as a solo artist winning several Grammy Awards. Archive of four vintage record albums and related collectibles featuring Jackson and The Jackson Five. Among them are his record-breaking 1982 album Thriller produced by Quincy Jones; signed imprint of lyrics on Parchtext for recording of Bad, together with 1987 album and pictorial booklet of his "World Tour 1988"; plus 1984 Epic recording of the Jacksons Victory Tour album, together with "Jacksons Victory Tour " pictorial booklet with light edge wear, both signed by Michael, plus three used tickets for their Tour performance at Dodger stadium in Los Angeles on Nov 30, 1984. Lastly, the Motown recording of the Jackson 5 Third Album (1970) signed on cover by Michael, with some minor rubbing on front sleeve and some edge abrasions on verso. Recording present. Total 5 great signatures plus related collectibles. Est: $200-500
	838. SHIRLEY JONES (b. 1934). Academy Award winning actress in Elmer Gantry (1960) and talented singer. SP, color, 10"x8" promotional film still in a scene with singer Pat Boone from the popular film April Love (1957). A 3" tear away from signature extends from bottom right edge with no paper loss repaired with tape on verso. Accompanied by unsigned double "Twinset" record album of "Pat Boone's Greatest Hits" which includes the hit title song from the movie in excellent condition with exception of small puncture at bottom left border. A great duo. Est: $50-100
	839. TOM JONES (b. 1940). Enduringly popular Grammy-winning Welsh pop singer with powerful voice and sexy attitude who had his own variety show This is Tom Jones (1969-71). Great collection including two different SPs, color, 8"x10" quarter-length and three-quarter length portraits. Boldly signed in blue felt tip. Accompanied by unsigned vintage 1968 stereo Parrot recording The Tom Jones Fever Zone with minor rubbing. Recording present. Plus his 1969 Parrot album release This is Tom Jones with recording. Fine. Est: $60-120
	840. BORIS KARLOFF (1887-1969). British stage and screen actor known for his textured, sympathetic portrayal of the Frankenstein monster and other horror film characters. His outlined handprint on beige paper, 71/2"x81/2". Boldly signed in black indelible pencil beside image. Fine. Est: $200-400
	841. DOROTHY LAMOUR (1914-1996). Leading lady of the '30s and '40s and love interest in the popular Hope and Crosby "Road" films. Vintage ISP, b/w, 8"x10" Paramount publicity portrait of the fetching young beauty (1940). Est: $50-100
	842. MICHAEL LANDON (1937-1991). Popular television actor and director whose main focus was family entertainment. His Bonanza, Little House on the Prairie and Highway to Heaven are perennial favorites. SP, b/w, 8"x10" full-length still from an episode of Little House on the Prairie (1974-82) Boldly signed beside his image. Fine. Est: $60-100
	843. PHIL LESH (b. 1940). Talented and inventive bass player for the Grateful Dead that drew from rock, country, folk and blues highlighted by their daring improvisation. Colorful poster, 121/2"x18", featuring a circular vignette of Lesh and imprinted "Phil Lesh / Searching For The Sound / My Life With The Grateful Dead." Boldly signed in black felt tip. Handsomely presented under glass within custom double matting and simple black frame. Fine example. Est: $250-500
	844. LIBERACE (1919-1987). Flamboyant American pianist-showman of stage, nightclubs and television infrequently seen in films. His book Liberace Cooks! "As Told to Carol Truax," 225pp, 61/4"x91/2", Doubleday & Company, Garden City, 1970. First Printing in original dustjacket. Beautifully inscribed and signed on half-title page, adding "Happy Cooking!" and his original signature drawing of a grand piano with candelabra. Jacket evidences light wear at top spine with minimal paper loss; else in excellent condition. Est: $250-650
	845. [LORD OF THE RINGS] Fantastic full-size color movie poster, 26"x371/2", for the 2003 production of the last film in the trilogy subtitled "The Return of the King." Signed in various color felt tip by nine cast members and the director PETER JACKSON. Included are BILLY BOYD; ORLANDO BLOOM; SEAN ASTIN; IAN MCKELLEN; SEAN BEAN; JOHN RHYS-DAVIES; VIGGO MORTENSEN; DOMINIC MONAGHAN; and one other. Handsomely presented under glass within custom double matting and matching simple frame. Overall 341/4"x461/4". An impressive display. Est: $500-1200
	846. LUCY & DESI Famed Hollywood couple comedienne Lucille Ball (1910-1989); and her husband, band leader and singer Desi Arnaz (1915-1986). They costarred in television's 1950s comedic staple I Love Lucy and later founded Dezilu Productions. Darkly signed signatures "Lucille Ball" in black ink; and "Desi Arnaz" signed in blue, 4"x21/2". Magnificently custom matted with individual b/w 8"x10" photographs of the young stars and a nostalgic biograph featuring images from the famed television series. Contained under glass within matching artistic black frame. Overall 33"x23". A perfect tribute to an American classic and legendary stars. Est: $1750-2850
	847. [LUCY & DESI] Two partly printed DsS, bank checks drawn on Bank of America and California Bank respectively, Hollywood. Boldly signed in full in spaces provided, Lucy on Feb 27, 1956, payable to Willie Mae Barker; and Desi on Nov 1, 1957, payable to his wife. Fine examples. Est: $150-300
	848. LUCY & DESI Printed SP, b/w matte, 51/4"x8" quarter-length portrait of the couple. Each has signed beneath image, Ball pens "Love Lucy" and Arnaz as "Desi." Fine. Est: $100-300
	849. JAYNE MANSFIELD (1932-1967). Amply endowed sex symbol of late '50s and '60s in Pete Kelly's Blues and A Guide for the Married Man. Her boldly penciled signature on gold album leaf. Light occasional toning; two file punch holes at right edge; else Fine. Nice autograph of talented actor WALTER BRENNAN on reverse. Accompanied by b/w, 8"x10" film still in a scene from her 1956 film The Girl Can't Help It. Two file punch holes at top edge easily matted out and light border wear; else Fine. Est: $100-200
	850. MARTIN & LEWIS Comedy team popular in the '50s, DEAN MARTIN (1917-1996) and JERRY LEWIS (b. 1926) each went on to separate film and night club careers. SP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length portrait of the young comedic duo. Each has boldly signed near image, Lewis adding "'85." Fine example. Est: $100-300
	851. PAUL MCCARTNEY (b. 1942). Member of the extraordinarily popular Beatles rock group; later the lead singer of his own rock group, Wings. His art book, Paintings, 146pp, 101/4"x123/4", Bullfinch Press/Little, Brown and Co., 2000. First Edition. Dustjacket features copy of his 1991 work, Big Mountain Face. Portfolio of McCartney's paintings accompanied by candid photographs by Linda McCartney of her husband in the studio. Plus a collection of texts by contemporary critics and curators and an interview with McCartney. Signed in full in blue felt tip on title page. Est: $500-1600
	852. BUTTERFLY MCQUEEN (1911-1995). Talented character actress noted for her role as the weepy, high-strung maid "Prissy" in 1939's Gone With The Wind. Very nice SP, b/w, 8"x10" seated portrait in costume. Boldly signed above her image.Occasional sepia toning evident. Beautifully presented under glass within custom double matting and ornate gilt frame. Overall 13"x151/2". A wonderful nostalgic presentation recalling the legendary film. Est: $100-300
	853. JOHNNY MERCER (1909-1976). American lyricist and a founder of Capitol Records. Among his many hits are "Moon River", "Hooray For Hollywood" and "Days of Wine and Roses." Collection of three DsS, 1964-67, regarding contractual agreements for several of his compositions. The first extends a previous 1957 contract with American Society of Composers for four years and is signed as owner of Commander Publications. Signed at conclusion. Mercer adds at bottom margin, "This naturally applies only to songs published by Commander Publications." He initials "J. A. M." and adds date "11/10/56." The second is a partly printed Uniform Popular Songwriters Renewal Contract with Joy Music, New York, Mar 12, 1963, wherein Mercer assigns to the publisher terms already in place for titles including "Could Be"; "Holy Smoke (Can't Ye Take a Joke)" and specifies the co-writers to both songs. He boldly signs on space provided at conclusion of 4pp contract. The third is a similar contract with Cromwell Music, Inc. for Mercers composition "I Want Be in Love Again" attesting he wrote both words and music. Signed at conclusion. All boldly penned. Original horizontal folds; minor edge tear with no paper loss; else Fine. Est: $100-300
	854. ETHEL MERMAN (1908-1984). Vibrant entertainer whose voice and style was too broad for Hollywood. She starred in Alexander's Ragtime Band (1938) and Call Me Madam (1953). SP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length promotional portrait for A&M Records. Large, bold signature beneath sentiment in black felt tip. Fine. Est: $50-100
	855. MARY TYLER MOORE (b. 1936). Emmy-winning actress in The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-66) and later as star of Mary Tyler Moore (1970-77). SP, color, 8"x10" cast portrait from her Mary Tyler Moore series. Boldly signed by four of the six members of the cast including Moore; ED ASNER; BETTY WHITE; and GAVIN MCLEOD. Fine. Est: $80-160
	856. [MOVIE COWBOYS] Assortment of five actors in Western films. SPs and ISPs, mostly b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Darkly signed. SPs include REX ALLEN, also signing for his horse "KoKo"; JAMES GARNER as "Brett Maverick"; and HUGH O'BRIAN as television's "Wyatt Earp," color; plus ISPs signed by JAMES DRURY as "The Virginian"; light staining at right margin, diagonal fold, with strong signature; and vintage sepia image of JOHNNY MACK BROWN, displaying occasional tiny abrasions; light dampstains; scoring. With all faults, the signature area remains strong. Est: $100-200
	857. [MUSIC COLLECTION] Nice assortment of ten popular rock 'n roll, R&B, and other recording artists. Included is a reproduced printed photomontage of "3 Dog Night" band signed by DANNY HUTTON; and JIMMY GREENSPAN. Plus a great collection of signatures on music for "We Are Family," a Warner Brothers Deluxe Edition, signed at the charity event for 9/11 in New York. Among those signing are MICK JONES of Foreigner; FELIPE RASE of Village People; LITTLE STEVEN of Springsteen's E Street Band; REV. RUN of Run DMC; NICK ASHFORD & VALERIE SIMPSON; MARTHA WASH ; ROBERTA FLACK; and actress ROSIE PEREZ. Fine examples. Est: $400-950
	858. [OUR GANG] Original 1939 MGM production of Our Gang / Little Rascal film script, 81/2"x11", 35pp, entitled "Gang Insurance." Original MGM Script Department sticker #1355 affixed to front cover. The "Script okayed by: Jack Chertok / From: Robert Mc Gowan / Hal Law / 3/2/39" at bottom margin. At top margin "This Script is the property of Loew's Incorporated. No one is authorized to dispose of the same." This copy belonged to cast character, "Porky" whose name is penciled at top right corner, probably Eugene "Porky" Lee, though he was replaced that same year. Additionally, throughout the script, Porky has placed check marks and underlines where he is involved in the scene. Throughout the script are the names and dialogue of Alfalfa, Spanky, Butch, Buckwheat, Darla and Porky. General light toning; light dampstain on verso; else in excellent condition. The MGM-produced Our Gang shorts were not as well-received as the Roach-produced shorts had been, due to both MGM's inexperience with the brand of slapstick comedy Our Gang was famous for and MGM's insistence on keeping Alfalfa, Spanky, and Buckwheat in the series until they were teenagers. After a frustrated Gordon Douglas left MGM to return to Roach after completing only two films, MGM began using Our Gang as a training ground of sorts for future feature directors; George Sidney, Edward Cahn, Herbert Glazer, and Cy Endfield all worked on Our Gang before moving on to features. Nearly all of the 52 MGM-produced Our Gangs were written by Hal Law and former junior director Robert A. McGowan (Anthony Mack). McGowan was credited for these shorts, and as a result, moviegoers have been confused for decades about whether this Robert McGowan and the senior director of the same name back at Roach were two separate people or not. Est: $250-500
	859. PETER, PAUL & MARY From their early 1960s beginnings in Greenwich Village coffeehouses, this popular, Grammy-winning folk music trio consisting of PETER YARROW, PAUL STOOKEY and MARY TRAVERS went on to record international hits like "Puff (the Magic Dragon)," "If I Had a Hammer" and "Leaving on a Jet Plane." Very nice DK gold-toned promotional photograph of the trio. Each has darkly signed across their images. Attractively matted under conservation glass within simple black frame. Overall 121/4"x111/2". Fine example of this Grammy winning group who continue to record their songs of social commentary amassing a following of new generations of Americans. Est: $450-900
	860. MARY PICKFORD (1893-1979). Academy Award winning American actress known affectionately as "America's Sweetheart." She formed United Artists (1919) with Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith. Vintage SP, b/w silver print, 61/2"x81/2" publicity photo for her appearance in The Taming of the Shrew (1929). Darkly signed in blue fountain pen, partially across dark background, adding "1931." Ink slightly uneven; minor silvering at edges; else Fine. Est: $80-150
	861. ELVIS PRESLEY (1935-1977). Legendary "king of rock and roll" and popular film star. Splendid 1975 Pickwick/RCA album entitled Elvis: Frankie & Johnny signed across his image on plastic sleeve encasing album. Recording present. Ink only slightly uneven; tiny 1/2" notch at bottom right corner of album cover; plastic torn vertically away from signature; else VG. Est: $200-400
	862. ELVIS PRESLEY Las Vegas Hilton "Summer Festival" Souvenir Menu, 2pp, 81/2"x11", featuring his color image on front cover. Advertisement for his concerts on verso. Boldly signed in black ink across light area of his image. Fine example. Est: $450-650
	863. [PRINCE OF EGYPT] Academy Award winning animated film (1998). Scarce full press kit, including press releases, five b/w photos of stars, unsigned, among them Maria Carey, Whitney Houston; Ce Ce Winans and other gospel recording artists; plus three 35mm color slides, all contained within original illustrated folder. Also, a CD featuring 17 Nashville tracks signed by three of the artists including WYNONNA; and CHARLIE DANIELS. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $80-160
	864. TONY RANDALL (1920-2004). Emmy-winning comedic actor of stage, screen and television. Humorous ISP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait, adding "Good luck" and assuring the collector that the signature is "written by himself.)" Est: $50-80
	865. ROBERT REDFORD (b.1936). Handsome, blond Academy Award leading actor and director in The Sting (1973) and Ordinary People (1980). Great SP, b/w, full-length standing portrait in costume for The Sting. Boldly signed in black felt tip beside his image. Accompanied by unsigned original MCA soundtrack recording featuring illustration of Redford and Paul Newman on cover (1974). Tiny bottom corner light crease; else Fine. Record present. Nice duo. Est: $50-100
	866. VANESSA REDGRAVE (b. 1937). Academy Award winning British leading lady in Julia; politically activist daughter of Sir Michael Redgrave. Reproduced ISP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length portrait. Boldly signed across image in blue ink. Fine. Est: $50-100
	867. HAL ROACH (1892-1992). American producer noted for his comedies with Our Gang and Laurel and Hardy, the Topper films and others. Reproduced SP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait. Darkly signed in felt tip. Fine. Est: $80-180
	868. [ROCK STARS] Great collection of six popular recording artists. SPs, color and b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Among them are ROD STEWART in concert; PAULA ABDUL publicity portrait; BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN in concert with STING; MARIAH CAREY; and publicity portrait of ALANIS MORISSETTE. All boldly signed. Fine. Est: $150-400
	869. [ROCKY] Academy Award winning blockbuster film that propelled its star SYLVESTER STALLONE (b. 1946) to stardom and spawned several sequels. Signed b/w magazine photograph removed from Mar 11, 1977 issue of The Hollywood Reporter featuring film still on cover, 83/4"x111/2". Boldly signed. Several tiny notches at left edge where removed from binding; else Fine. Accompanied by b/w 8"x10" still and original 1977 United Artists motion picture recording featuring several stills on album cover, unsigned, and with only minor edge wear. Recording present. Est: $50-100
	870. ROY ROGERS (1911-1998). Singing cowboy star of films and television who originated singing group 'Sons of the Pioneers'. ISP, color, 8"x10" half-length seated portrait in Western attire. Darkly signed, adding "Happy Trails" beside his image. Matted to overall 10"x12". Fine example ready to frame. Est: $60-100
	871. [THE ROSE COLLECTION] Acclaimed 1979 musical modeled on the life of Janis Joplin starring talented entertainer BETTE MIDLER (b. 1944). Great collection of memorabilia from the film. Boldly signed color promotional lithograph, 10"x8" film still; a fine full-page advertisement for premiere presentation for Los Angeles International Film Exposition benefit removed from Nov 2, 1979 issue of Variety, unsigned; and an original 1979 Atlantic soundtrack album featuring Midler's image on cover, unsigned. Recording present. Fine examples. Est: $60-120
	872. JANE RUSSELL (b. 1921). Voluptuous American leading lady who came to Hollywood when an agent sent her photo to producer Howard Hughes. Starring her in The Outlaw (1943), his publicity campaign led to problems with censorship for three years. Superb ISP with sentiment, b/w, 14"x11" quarter-length portrait from The Outlaw. Darkly signed in gold ink across her image. Small corner tip light creasing; else Fine example. Est: $50-100
	873. LILLIAN RUSSELL (1861-1922). Flamboyant light opera soprano popular in Gilbert & Sullivan musicals, she represented the feminine ideal of her generation. After her fourth marriage in 1912, she wrote a syndicated newspaper column on health, beauty, and love and lectured on these topics before vaudeville audiences. Lovely ISP, sepia, 61/2"x91/2" standing portrait. Darkly inscribed and signed: "To Jessie Leonard Ford from your cousin..." Miss Russell adds date beneath "1916." Horizontal crease across bottom edge of image transverses date; else a striking example. Attractively double matted in felt fabric above printed descriptive text. Overall 111/2"x17". Ready for framing. Est: $200-400
	874. [SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER] Oscar nominated blockbuster film (1978) that brought JOHN TRAVOLTA to stardom and initiated the disco dance craze. Vintage original RSO sound track album featuring the original music written by The Bee Gees BARRY, ROBIN and MAURICE GIBB. Boldly signed on cover by all three plus Travolta and featuring several color images from the film. Recordings (2) present. Light rubbing; small paper loss at spine of no affect to signatures; else in very good condition. Est: $100-200
	875. OMAR SHARIF (b. 1932). Multi-lingual Egyptian leading man in Dr. Zhivago (1954) and Funny Girl (1968). He is also a World-class bridge player. SP, b/w, 8"x10" film still from Dr. Zhivago. Accompanied by fine unsigned original MGM sound track featuring scenes from the film on sleeve. Recording present. A wonderful combination. Est: $50-100
	876. FRANK SINATRA (1917-1998). One of the most famous popular singers of his generation and highly regarded film actor, winning an Academy Award in 1953 for his non-singing performance in From Here to Eternity. Superb Limited Edition set entitled Frank Sinatra: A Man and His Music, darkly signed on limitation card, No. 1612, laid to back of album slipcase. This two-record anthology collection commemorating the 25th Anniversary of Frank Sinatra as a recording artist contains a colorfully illustrated folded album housed in custom dark blue slipcase featuring a full-size bas-relief metal title plaque on front with signed and numbered limitation on reverse. Accompanied by pristine illustrated booklet, 23pp, 12"x12", of the same title, 1965, containing a complete discography and biographical text. An exciting retrospective of the multitalented artist through middle age as he continued to be a popular headline entertainer and recording artist. Very rare. Est: $500-800
	877. SINATRA & KELLY Academy Award winning stars, singer/actor FRANK SINATRA and dancer/actor/director GENE KELLY (1912-1996). Printed magazine SP, b/w matte, 61/2"x71/2" film still in a scene from Anchors Aweigh (1945). Each has signed in black ink, Sinatra adding "'84." Fine example. Est: $250-500
	878. KATE SMITH (1909-1986). American singer reaching height of popularity in '30s and '40s; best known for her theme "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountains" and Irving Berlin's "God Bless America." Exquisite ISP [James Hargis Connelly, Chicago], sepia silver print format, 101/4"x131/4" quarter-length portrait of the young singer. Darkly signed in fountain pen across somewhat dark background with fairly good contrast, adding "Best wishes." Laid to photographers mat. Ink only slightly uneven. A rare and impressive autographed image. Est: $100-200
	879. [SOUND OF MUSIC COLLECTION] Academy Award winning classic of 1965 starring British stage and screen actress JULIE ANDREWS (b. 1934). Wonderful assortment of memorabilia from this biopic of the von Trapp family. Included are two SPs, 8"x10" color and b/w film stills of Andrews with the children gathered around her. Both signed by her. Also set of eight different original color lithograph lobby posters, 14"x11", one signed by Andrews. Most have old clear tape remnants on edges; else VG. Plus a colorful movie poster, 27"x41", signed by Andrews. Single tiny center fold separation with negligible paper loss; else Fine. Lastly, an original 1965 RCA soundtrack LP album for the film featuring several film stills; evidencing occasional light toning and rubbing; else very nice, unsigned. Recording present. Est: $100-400
	880. [STAGE & FILM] Four actors and actresses well respected for their stage performances as well as films. Two SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits of HUME CRONYN (b. 1911) and wife JESSICA TANDY (1909-1995) by photographer Martha Swope, NY; and cast portrait of Aren't We All signed by stars REX HARRISON (1908-1990) and CLAUDETTE COLBERT (1905-1998) across their images. All boldly signed Fine examples. Est: $100-250
	881. [STAGE & SCREEN] Eclectic assortment of seven vintage stage and film personalities. Included are signed cards, various sizes, by actors ROBERT CUMMINGS; and JOSEPH COTTON, adding "1979" with minor right edge toning; SKITCH HENDERSON, original orchestra leader for the Tonight Show, adding "1-26-55"; circus director JOHN RINGLING NORTH, adding "April 13, 1954"; plus an album page signed by British stage actors Sir HENRY IRVING and ELLEN TERRY. Plus a TLS by actress LYNN FONTANNE, 1p, Martin Beck Theatre, New York, Jan 6, 1931. She thanks an admirer for her letter, and mentioning her husband she writes, "...We are terribly pleased you liked 'Elizabeth, the Queen' and our efforts feel rewarded with letters such as yours." Signed as both "Lynn Fontanne" and adding "(Mrs. Alfred Lunt)." A clipped newspaper image tipped to top left margin. Mounting residue on verso. All signatures are darkly penned. Est: $40-100
	882. [STAR TREK] Collection of six actors who portrayed film and television characters from the original series (1966-69) to spinoffs. SPs, b/w & color, 8"x10" portraits. Included from the original series is JAMES DOOHAN (1920-2005) in b/w magazine still, inscribed, minor bumps; and GEORGE TAKEI; also, ELIZABETH DENNEHY; and PATRICK STEWART from Star Trek The Next Generation; ARMIN SHIMERMAN as "Quark" from Star Trek, Deep Space Nine; and TIM RUSS from Star Trek, Voyager. All boldly signed. Fine with noted exception. Est: $100-250
	883. [STAR TREK] Two SPs, color, 10"x8" promotional images for Star Trek: The Voyage Home (1986) and Star Trek: The Final Voyage (1989). Both are boldly signed by original stars WILLIAM SHATNER and LEONARD NIMOY. Plus an Oct 24, 1991 issue of DC comic edition of Star Trek celebrating its 25th Anniversary signed by noted illustrator ARNE STARR. Also present is the original MCA motion picture soundtrack for The Voyage Home, unsigned. All are in mint condition. A wonderful collection for any Trekkie. Est: $100-150
	884. RINGO STARR (b. 1940). Drummer in legendary British rock group The Beatles (1960-70) joined the band in 1962. Colorful 1973 album cover with mirrored title Ringo, 12"x12". Boldly signed in gold felt tip. Occasional light scuffing. Beautifully matted with photographs of each of the Fab Four and descriptive plaque. Contained under glass within gilt frame. Overall 35"x29". Great nostalgic arrangement. This was the first and only solo Beatle album to feature all four of the former members playing on one record. Est: $150-600
	885. [CHARLES S. STRATTON] (1838-1883). Known as "General Tom Thumb," this American entertainer reached 3 feet 4 inches at maturity and toured extensively with P. T. Barnum's circus. A wonderfully unique photographic novelty. Incredibly rare ornate gilt metal locket in the form of a miniature suitcase or piece of luggage, 3/4"x1"x3/8" in depth, with latch and suspension ring. The front is incused "Somebody's Luggage." When opened, there is an accordion-style album grouping of six individually hinged metal picture frames, each housing an original oval albumen image in front and on reverse. Each frame measures 1/2" by 3/4" and folds into the locket to close. Photographs include Tom Thumb, his wife, family or other famous small people from that era, many from Barnum's circus, 12 in all with no duplicates. Some of these images were also made as CDVs and cabinet photographs. All but two are in very good condition with clear images. Very nice. Est: $150-300
	886. BARBRA STREISAND (b. 1942). Multi talented Grammy-winning singer, Academy Award-winning actress in Funny Girl (1968); director and producer. SP, color, 8"x10" close-up portrait of Streisand with ROBERT REDFORD, the stars of Oscar-winning film The Way We Were (1973). Both have boldly signed in black felt tip. Accompanied by unsigned 1974 original soundtrack album for the film displaying an image of the couple on the cover. Recording present. Fine examples. Est: $80-150
	887. BARBRA STREISAND Signed album cover for original motion picture soundtrack for Yentl (1983) which she directed and starred. The film won two Academy Awards, including best score. Large, boldly penned signature near cover image. Contains several images from the film. Inscribed as a gift in another hand on verso; minor edge wear; else Fine. Recording present. Est: $80-150
	888. BARBRA STREISAND Signed album cover for her 1981 Columbia recording Memories. Boldly signed in gold felt tip on cover. Fine example. Est: $80-150
	889. [STUDIO HEADS] Two influential Hollywood executives. LOUIS B. MAYER (1885-1957) who formed MGM in 1924 with Sam Goldwyn; and SPYROS P. SKOURAS (1893-1971), president of Twentieth Century-Fox who helped unveil its wide-screen CinemaScope projection process in 1953. Two TLsS, 1p each, approx 81/2"x101/2". On Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios letterhead, Culver City, Mayer exercises option to extend employment of screenwriter Dale Van Every for a period of six months for a sum of $500. On Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation letterhead, New York, Skouras writes to the director of Islands Research Foundation graciously declining "the chairmanship of the Executive Committee" for the organization's "Fall Salute to The Isles of Greece..." He explains that because of his many other charitable obligations, a few of which he names, that he "could not possibly do justice to any new undertakings..." Both are boldly signed. Light diagonal wrinkle and paper clip impression; else Fine. Est: $100-300
	890. GLORIA SWANSON (1897-1983). The enduring early silent screen star and Max Sennett bathing beauty is best remembered for Sunset Boulevard (1950), her last film. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait. Darkly signed, adding sentiment and "1974." Minor occasional bumps; small border corner tip crease; else VG/Fine. Est: $80-150
	891. GLORIA SWANSON Reproduced SP, overall 10"x8" quarter-length portrait of the older smiling actress with arms outstretched. Boldly signed beneath image on 11/4" white border, adding sentiment and date, "1978." Light wrinkling and few scattered bumps; mounting stains on verso; else VG. Est: $60-150
	892. CARL "ALFALFA" SWITZER (1927-1959). Perhaps the most talented and unique performers in the 22-year history of the Our Gang / Little Rascals film series. The rarest of all of the Little Rascal's autographs, his boldly penned signature in black fountain pen on portion of light green album leaf trimmed to 2"x 41/2" to fit in an old picture frame. Accompanied by very nice printed half-length portrait on card, 41/2"x6". A temperamental performer, he got along with very few of his fellow cast members; George "Spanky" McFarland was one of the few children with whom he was friends off-camera (although their parents chronically feuded over screen time and billing). He appeared in over fifty non-Rascals film and TV roles opposite such screen legends as Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, Katherine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Bing Crosby, Robert Mitchum and Loretta Young. He also had a walk-on appearance in The Ten Commandments. Due in large part to his death by gunshot wound in January 1959 at the age of 31, Alfalfa is often perceived as a "poster boy" for former child stars gone wrong. He had run-ins with the law and in 1959 was shot to death over money allegedly owed to him by his business partner. Est: $300-450
	893. ELIZABETH TAYLOR (b. 1932). Academy Award-winning actress noted for her beauty and the emotionalism of her performances in Butterfield 8 and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. SP, b/w, 9"x7" publicity bust portrait in title role of her acclaimed film Cleopatra (1963). Signed in blue ink beside her image. Ink lightly faded; else Fine. Accompanied by original 20th Century Fox soundtrack illustrated album, unsigned. Recording present. Nice combination. Est: $150-300