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   998. 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. Vintage SP, b/w, 10"x8" promotional still in a scene with Martha Raye in Monsieur Verdoux (1947), produced, written and directed by the film icon. Darkly inscribed and signed "For Forrest & Lorraine, Regards, Chas. Chaplin" beside his image in black fountain pen. Light fold and single scoring near image and minor fold at bottom right corner; else in nice condition. Custom double matted with brass plaque under glass within embossed wood frame. Handsome presentation. Est: $500-800

   999. CHARLIE CHAPLIN Handsome SP, b/w, 5"x63/4" half-length seated portrait of the young actor in business attire. Darkly signed beneath sentiment. Fine. Contained under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 93/4"x111/2". Est: $350-750

   1000. W. C. FIELDS Born William Claude Fields (1880-1946). Comic actor whose humorous pretensions, delivered with a wooden expression, soft nasal drawl, and flawlessly timed gestures, made him one of America's greatest comedians. Vintage SP, sepia, 10"x8" film still in a party scene with woman having fainted on the floor beside him. Boldly signed in blue fountain pen. Accompanying note provides information that the autograph was obtained at the Hollywood Stage Canteen. General light toning; corner punctures; light edge wear; else near Fine. Est: $750-1150

   1001. BÉLA LUGOSI (1882-1956). Hungarian screen actor best known as the quintessential "Dracula." ISP, b/w, 71/2"x91/4" casual quarter-length portrait with cigarette. Darkly inscribed and signed in blue ink beside his image, "To Al good luck to a friend always Béla Lugosi." Minor soiling and minor bump; else a Fine example. According to annotation on verso, Lugosi inscribed the image for the owner of the Papapango Lounge in the Fairmount Hotel in San Francisco. Est: $1100-1500

   1002. 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). TDS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Beverly Hills, Jun 10, 1963. Garland and third husband SIDNEY LUFT (1915-2000) request extension for tax return from the US Treasury Department in Los Angeles. They explain that they "have recently engaged a new business manager and accountant. and audit-examinations now in process to determine the actual liability. The reason for such examination is that the records maintained by the prior accountants were incomplete and insufficient to properly prepare accurate returns..." Each has boldly signed as "Judy Garland" and "Michael Sidney Luft" at conclusion. Light wrinkling and mailing folds; file punch holes and staple punctures, and 3/4" irregular tear with no paper loss at top border; 3/4" tear at left edge with small paper loss well away from text and signature area which remains excellent. Est: $800-1200

   1003. BUD ABBOTT & LOU COSTELLO Universal Studio's top stars of the early '40s, one of America's most celebrated comedy teams in vaudeville, radio, films and television. Abbott (1895-1974) was the straight man foil for Costello (1908-1959) in his many comic characterizations. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length Universal Pictures studio portrait, ca. 1941. Inscribed "To Our Buddies & Pals of Hollywood Post 43..." Ink uneven and somewhat faded yet remains legible on this otherwise very nice portrait. Est: $300-500

   1004. ABBOTT & COSTELLO Two DsS, 81/2"x11", 1952-54. Individually signed contracts. Abbott signs a stock transfer from Woodley Productions, Inc. in CA to NBC, a Delaware corporation "as security for a personal loan of $50,000 to Mr. Abbott..." Boldly signed as "William A. Abbott." A second contract, signed by Costello regards financial details of an agreement on revenues with NBC and the distributors of "the series of television photoplays...co-starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello..." Each has been boldly signed. Staple punctures and file punch holes at top border; else Fine. Est: $150-300

   1005. AALIYAH Aaliyah Dana Haughton (1979-2001). American R&B singer, dancer, fashion model and actress who tragically died in a plane crash. Her song "Are You that Somebody" (1998) was a breakout hit. Large, boldly penned signature, 4"x31/2", attractively double matted beneath her quarter-length color portrait, 9"x9". Presented under glass within simple frame. Overall 14"x19". Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1006. [ACADEMY AWARD RECIPIENTS] Assortment of six Oscar winners. Included are SP, b/w, 5"x7" signed by KARL MALDEN; and 8"x10" film still by LOUISE FLETCHER in scene from Flowers In The Attic (1987). Also, an original movie Call sheet signed on verso by DON AMECHE in bold pencil, 1p, Nov 20, 1945. The shooting schedule for the day for his film with Myrna Loy, Genius In The Family. Top and bottom moderate wear; small fold separation w/o paper loss at fold intersection; tear with little paper loss at top edge extending into text; uneven toning on verso. Plus signed cards, 5"x3", signed by JOHN GIELGUD; MAUREEN O'HARA, inscribed; and JEAN SIMMONS. Overall Fine with noted exception. Est: $150-250

   1007. ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS Very nice collection of 20 film stars, each of whom have received the prestigious film award. Boldly penned signatures on cards, generally 5"x3". Included are ALEC GUINNESS; HELEN HAYES; LOUISE FLETCHER; ART CARNEY; JULIE CHRISTIE; CHARLTON HESTON; KIM HUNTER, inscribed; ANGELICA HUSTON; EILEEN HECKART; SOPHIA LOREN; KARL MALDEN; LIZA MINNELLI; PATRICIA NEAL; TATUM O'NEAL; JASON ROBARDS; GEORGE C. SCOTT; MAUREEN STAPLETON; ROD STEIGER; JON VOIGHT; and JOANNE WOODWARD who signs an FDC with cachet celebrating the Canoe of the 1800s Transportation Series, postmarked in 1991. Fine. Est: $150-450

   1008. [ACTRESSES ARCHIVE] Nice assortment of 42 actresses. Mostly ISPs, many with sentiment, mostly b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Included are ANNE HEYWOOD; MILDRED NATWICK; BEVERLY GARLAND; JENNIFER HAMMON; LINDA KAY HESSING signing as "Betty Joe" of "Petticoat Junction"; LANA CANTRELL; SHARON LAWRENCE; MELODY ANDERSON; KRISTIN ALONSO; CATHERINE BACH; MARIE CHEATHAM; ALISON ARMITAGE; VERA MILES, 5"x7"; ROSEMARY MURPHY; CHARLOTTE RAE; RUE MCCLANAHAN, printed image; SEAN YOUNG; CHELSEA FIELD; PORTIA DE ROSSI; LOUISE CURRIE; CCH POUNDER; MELISSA LEO; PHYLLIS DILLER; BROOKE SHIELDS; DREW BARRYMORE; JANE WYATT; SALLY KIRKLAND; KATEY SAGAL, 4"x6" postcard portrait with occasional postal markings on image; MARY ANN MOBLEY; UTA HAGAN; CHRISTINA APPLEGATE; JUNE LOCHART; PAULA PRENTISS; JOANNE CASSIDY; JANE WYMAN; MARLA GIBBS; VALERIE TENANT; ELIZABETH GRAY; FLORENCE STANLEY; and PIPPA SCOTT. Plus one unidentified. Lastly a signed 5"x3" card by TINA LOUISE, inscribed. Generally VG/Fine. Est: $100-250

   1009. [ALL IN THE FAMILY] Hugely popular groundbreaking television series that first aired in 1971 starring CARROLL O'CONNOR; JEAN STAPLETON; SALLY STRUTHERS; and BOB REINER. The show produced several spin-offs. Three large, boldly penned signatures individually signed by O'Connor, Stapleton and Struthers, approx 4"x1" each; plus a pink personal bank check drawn on City National Bank, Beverly Hills, Dec 5, 1973, signed by Reiner. All are attractively double matted under plexiglass beneath color cast portrait, 71/4"x81/4", and title panel within simple black frame. Very nice. Est: $80-150

   1010. GILLIAN ANDERSON (b. 1968). American Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actress for her performance in the television drama series X-Files (1993-2002). Cover of Feb 20, 1997 issue of The Rolling Stone featuring her image, 71/2"x91/2". Boldly signed. Fine example matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x15". Excellent. Est: $60-100

   1011. HEATHER ANGEL (1909-1986). British-born leading lady of the '30s in Berkeley Square (1933) and Bulldog Drummond serials. Signed 5"x3" card, darkly penned in blue fountain pen, adding "Best wishes." Fine example attractively double matted beneath Universal Studios b/w film still, 91/2"x71/2". Contained under glass within simple gilt frame. Overall 121/4"x161/4". Very nice presentation. Est: $50-100

   1012. LOUIS ARMSTRONG (1900-1971). Known affectionately as "Satchmo," he was the first great jazz virtuoso of the trumpet and inventor of "scat" singing in his distinctive raspy voice. Darkly penned signature presented within custom triangular mat beneath two b/w, 5"x7" photographs. Light edge soiling. Contained under plexiglass within attractive frame. Overall 201/4"x161/4". Great presentation. Est: $100-250

   1013. 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" full-length promotional image in top hat and tails for his popular film Silk Stockings (1957). Boldly signed beside his image. Negligible corner tip wear; else a Fine example. Est: $150-250

   1014. GENE AUTRY (1907-1998). Singing cowboy of numerous minor Western films, later a successful businessman and owner of the California Angels major league baseball team. Nice selection of five different SPs, b/w, 8"x10" film stills in scenes from some of his many Westerns. Boldly signed in black felt tip. Fine. Est: $150-350

   1015. GENE AUTRY SP, color, 8"x10" half-length portrait in Western attire with guitar. Darkly signed in black felt tip across his image. Fine. Attractively matted and contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 111/2"x131/2". Est: $60-120

   1016. JOAN BAEZ (b. 1941). Internationally famous folk singer noted for her involvement in political causes; founder of Humanitas. Her book, And A Voice To Sing With, 378pp, Summit Books, New York, 1987. First Printing. Boldly inscribed and signed in red ink on first free endpaper. Dust jacket and book in Fine condition. Est: $120-250

   1017. 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. Vintage signed album leaf, 53/4"x41/4". Large signature darkly penned. Annotated in another hand at bottom margin that it was obtained at the Hollywood Brown Derby, Apr 2, 1943. Trivial soiling; binding punctures at right edge; else Fine. Accompanied by b/w 8"x10" film still from her classic "Vitameatavegamin" episode of I Love Lucy. Great combination. Est: $100-200

   1018. LUCILLE BALL ARNAZ TLS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Hollywood, Feb 11, 1953. On her Desilu Productions letterhead to an admirer, thanking her for the "very lovely pot-holders. I think they are beautifully made. We are happy to know you like our show so much as we enjoy doing it. Mr. Arnaz joins me in thanking you for your thoughtfulness in helping us celebrate the arrival of Desi IV..." Boldly signed in full. Three file punch holes at left edge beside thin mounting strip; else Fine. Accompanied by very nice b/w 8"x10" printed portrait of the I Love Lucy cast. Est: $100-250

   1019. LUCILLE BALL & DESI ARNAZ Famous Hollywood comedic couple who founded Desilu Studios and starred in the classic television series I Love Lucy (1951-61). Artistic display of two partly printed DsS, personal imprinted bank checks, individually signed. Lucy signs a pink check drawn on Bank of America, Hollywood, Feb 9, 1953, payable to Duarte of Hollywood, as "Lucille Ball Arnaz." Desi signs a gold check drawn on the California Bank, Hollywood, Feb 19, 1952, payable to Maurice Jewels. Both are additionally signed by their business manager ANDREW G. HICKOX. Fine examples. Beautifully presented under plexiglass with each of their b/w, 8"x10" photographs, and together in a scene from I Love Lucy with name plaque. Contained in matching black matte frame. Overall 34"x22". Impressive. Est: $200-400

   1020. LUCILLE BALL & DESI ARNAZ Two partly printed DsS, individually signed bank checks drawn on the Bank of America, Hollywood, 1950s. Lucy signs in full a personal bank check, Jul 15, 1957, payable to Saks Fifth Avenue for $110.00. Desi signs a check drawn on their Merchandising Account, Sep 2, 1952, payable to Ken Morgan for $75.00. Each check is countersigned by their business managers. Fine examples. Est: $100-250

   1021. TALLULAH BANKHEAD (1903-1968). Gravel-voiced leading lady best remembered for role in Life Boat (1944). TLS "Tallulah," 1p, 53/4"x73/4", New York, Nov 3, 1954. On her imprinted Bedford Village letterhead thanking an admirer for the gift of a set of pot holders. Bankhead adds, "I am glad that you enjoyed my TV programs...Right now I am in a play called 'Dear Charles' on Broadway...and bless you for thinking of me..." Boldly signed. Fine. Attractively double matted beside 8"x8" reclining portrait and contained under glass within embossed frame. Overall 191/2"x13". Est: $100-250

   1022. TALLULAH BANKHEAD Vintage ISP, b/w, 8"x101/2" magazine portrait of the young actress, ca. 1938. Darkly inscribed to "Annie Laurie" and signed across her image. Beneath image is penned in another hand, "My good wishes too. W.B. Bankhead." This most certainly is her father Democratic US Speaker of the House WILLIAM BROCKMAN BANKHEAD (1974-1940). Light folds and few wrinkles; else VG. Mounted within mat frame to overall 111/2"x141/4". Suitable for framing. Est: $60-120

   1023. BOB BARKER (b. 1923). Emmy-winning television game show host best known on The Price Is Right since late 1972, making it the longest-running daytime game show in television history and Barker the oldest ever to host a game show. SP, b/w, 71/4"x81/2" half-length portrait. Boldly signed in black felt tip beside his image. Fine example attractively matted with title panel under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Very nice. Est: $50-100

   1024. [BARNABY JONES] Television detective series (1973-80) starring talented actor and dancer BUDDY EBSEN (1908-2003), former Miss America LEE MERIWETHER (b. 1935) and character actor MARK SHERA (b. 1949). Individually signed cards, approx 5"x3", nicely matted beneath b/w 7"x81/2" portrait of the cast. Contained under plexiglass within attractive frame. Overall 18"x22". Est: $60-120

   1025. ETHEL BARRYMORE (1879-1959). Distinguished American stage and film actress who opened the Ethel Barrymore Theater in NYC in 1925; sister to John and Lionel. She won an Academy Award for her role in None but the Lonely Heart (1944). Vintage printed SP, b/w, image 41/2"x61/2", overall 71/2"x10" profile bust portrait. Boldly signed, adding "1928." Est: $80-160

   1026. JOHN BARRYMORE (1882-1942). Legendary stage and screen actor. A matinee idol of the '20s, he was known as the "great profile." Nice signature penned in black ink, inscribed "To - John, Sincerely..." 31/4"x13/4". Ink only slightly uneven. Attractively double-matted beneath handsome matte profile portrait, 41/4"x53/4". Overall 91/2"x111/2". Ready for framing. Est: $100-300

   1027. BEACH BOYS Enduring 60's rock band known for their fun themes of cars, surfing and the California sun. Original members include brothers Brian Wilson who played bass and keyboard; lead guitar Carl Wilson (d. 1998); and drummer Dennis Wilson (d 1983); lead vocal, cousin Mike Love; and their friend, rhythm guitarist Al Jardine. Darkly penned cards by MIKE LOVE and AL JARDINE , 31/4"x21/4" each, nicely custom double matted with two insets from their classic 1966 Pet Sounds promotional advertising. Ink splotch on one inset; else Fine. Contained under plexiglass within beveled black matte frame. Overall 13"x16". Very nice. Est: $100-200

   1028. [BEACH PARTY] Popular 1963 teen film starring former Mouseketeer ANNETTE FUNICELLO and singer FRANKIE AVALON. Color movie poster, 171/4"x26", signed by both stars in blue ink beside their images. Fine. Attractively matted to overall 211/4"x291/2". Very nice. Est: $100-200

   1029. RALPH BELLAMY (1904-1991). Soft voiced American leading actor in Sunrise at Campobello (1960) who won an honorary Academy Award in 1987. TLS, 1p, 71/4"x101/2", New York, May 5, 1958. On his personal letterhead to an admirer, thanking her for "the beautiful pot holders. I have brought them home and they are being put to good and practical use in our kitchen!...I have pleasure in enclosing the photograph you asked for..." Fine. Plus the referenced ISP with sentiment, b/w matte, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Both are boldly signed. Light edgewear and few bumps; else VG. Est: $80-100

   1030. JACK BENNY (1894-1974). Comedic actor and producer who married his radio leading lady, Mary Livingstone, and went on to stardom enduring over 40 years in films and television. Darkly signed signature on cream paper, 31/2"x2". Fine. Handsomely double matted beneath b/w 71/2"x91/2" standing portrait with his violin. Overall 11"x163/4". Est: $50-100

   1031. [BENNY GOODMAN QUARTET] Individually signed cards and album leaves by the famous big band musicians. The Quartet was one of the first racially integrated bands to record and play before wide audiences. Included are bandleader and clarinetist BENNY GOODMAN; drummer GENE KRUPA; vibes virtuoso LIONEL HAMPTON; and pianist TEDDY WILSON. All boldly signed. Fine examples. Est: $150-300

   1032. INGRID BERGMAN (1915-1982). Swedish stage and screen actress; three-time Academy Award winner. Vintage postcard SP, b/w, 31/2"x51/2" quarter-length portrait. Darkly signed beneath image. Fine. Est: $100-250

   1033. HALLE BERRY (b. 1966). Academy Award-winning American actress and former fashion model in Monster's Ball (2001) as well as Emmy and Globe Awards for her performance in Introducing Dorothy Dandridge. SP, color, 8"x10" glamour portrait. Boldly signed beneath sentiment. Fine. Custom double-matted under glass within embossed wood frame. Attractive. Est: $50-100

   1034. [BEVERLY HILLBILLIES] Popular television sitcom airing 1962-71. SP, color, 10"x8" film still featuring the four principal stars. Boldly signed in black felt tip by three: BUDDY EBSEN (1908-2003); MAX BAER; and DONNA DOUGLAS who adds "Elly May Prov. 3:5&6." Fine. Est: $60-120

   1035. [BEWITCHED] Popular television situation comedy that aired 1964-72 starring actress ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY (1933-1995). There were two costars that played her husband, the first being Dick York (1928-1992) who left the show for health reasons, and DICK SARGENT (1930-1994). DS by Elizabeth Montgomery, her personal imprinted bank check drawn on City National Bank, Beverly Hills, Jan 24, 1975. Payable to Tony Quintano for $250. Boldly signed. Light single fold; stamp show-through barely touching signature; else Fine. Accompanied by cut signatures by Dick Sargent, who adds "Thanks for being a 'fan'..." and ERIN MURPHY who played their daughter 'Tabitha'. Attractively double matted beneath title panel and two color photos of the TV family, one with York and the other with Sargent. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Very nice display. Est: $80-160

   1036. [BIG BAND] Great collection of five Big Band orchestra leaders. Vintage ISPs, b/w and sepia-toned, 8"x10" publicity portraits. Individually inscribed, adding sentiment, and signed by SAMMY KAYE; LES BROWN; FRANKIE CARLE; tiny border tear w/o paper loss; CHARLIE SPIVAK; and GUY LOMBARDO. All boldly penned. Some border edgewear; overall near Fine. Est: $200-350

   1037. [BIG BAND ERA] Three legends of the swing era. ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits of jazz drummer and band leader GENE KRUPA (1909-1973), boldly signed with lengthy sentiment, minor edge wear; high-spirited entertainer CAB CALLOWAY (1907-1994) during performance, three borders trimmed; and Big Band leader and clarinetist BENNY GOODMAN (1909-1986), signature only a little light. VG. Est: $100-200

   1038. [BIG BAND LEADERS] Two of the most popular big bands of the era. Jazz clarinetist and alto saxophonist JIMMY DORSEY (1904-1957). Darkly penned signature with sentiment, 41/2"x21/2", double matted with photo together with his brother Tommy and brass plaque, overall 83/4"x133/4". Minor creasing at top edge of sentiment; minor soiling; with exceptionally strong signature. Plus jazz clarinetist BENNY GOODMAN (1909-1986) known as the "King of Swing." His bold signature, 31/4"x11/2", is attractively matted with excellent b/w photo to overall 12"x14". A handsome pairing. Est: $80-160

   1039. [BIG BANDS] Great selection of big band leaders and their musicians. Darkly signed vintage album leaves, many inscribed "To Lois," with annotated dates 1943-44. Included are WOODY HERMAN plus three other leaves signed by five of his band members; SAMMY KAYE with four individually signed leaves by his band members; LES BROWN signs leaf plus leaves signed by four other band members. Also ABE LYMAN and six of his musicians; and lastly, DEL COURTNEY signs leaf together with two leaves signed by three musicians. Three used theatre stubs are also present. Est: $150-300

   1040. [BLACK MUSICIANS & DANCERS] Vintage collection of 12 images signed by 14 performers of the Big Band and Jazz Era. ISPs and SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits, among them: ERNIE DEATON and his Three G's signed by Ernie and one other at a Philadelphia cafe, surface bumps at bottom border; BEWLAH FRAZIER "And Her Mellow Fellows"; jazz trumpet player Ernestine TINY DAVIS with trumpet; band leader JOE THOMAS; RUTH HARRIS "Piano Artist"; recording artist VIOLA WATKINS; PINCKNEY ROBERTS; VINCE WILSON Combo signed by Wilson, corners clipped barely touching photographic image; and recording artist LAURA WATSON. Present also is an SP of IRENE & MITCHELL BLUE, a "Novelty Dance Team..." A 3" tear extending from top edge with no paper loss tape repaired on verso; few scattered bumps; also a "Dancing Star / N.Y." Included is an unsigned photo of young Stepin Fetchit. Generally VG with noted exceptions. Est: $100-250

   1041. [BLACK SINGER/ACTRESSES] Three multitalented black singing stars who also performed in film, Broadway stage and cabaret. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits signed by LENA HORNE (b. 1917); and PEARL BAILEY (1918-1990) with single corner tip crease; plus a signed album page by EARTHA KITT (b. 1927) accompanied by unsigned photo. All boldly penned. Generally Fine with noted exception. Est: $100-200

   1042. MEL BLANC (1908-1989). Cartoon voice artist who brought to life many beloved animated cartoon characters, including Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Barney Rubble, etc. Printed ISP, color, 8"x10" seated portrait at his desk surrounded by his many cartoon friends. Boldly signed, adding "Eh-what's up Alan? 'Bugs Bunny & Gang' 12-29-81." Minor border blemish; else Fine. Est: $100-200

   1043. [BLONDIE & DAGWOOD] Vintage ensemble celebrating the popular comic strip created in 1930 by Chic Young. Included is a 10"x8" film still from Blondie's Secret (1948) with PENNY SINGLETON (1908-2003) and ARTHUR LAKE (1905-1987), each signing across their image in felt tip, Singleton adding "Happiness Always...'Blondie'"; and Lake adding "Sweet Dreams...'Dagwood' " and a sketch of the character. Double-matted beside a colorful original WWII lobby card for Blondie for Victory (1942), 14"x111/4"; together with colorful reprints from the first Blondie comic strip and first comic book. Handsomely presented for framing. Fine. Est: $250-500

   1044. [BLUES & JAZZ GREATS] Five leading vocalists and musicians. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits signed by WILLIE DIXON, inscribed; CLARENCE 'FROGMAN' HENRY, adding "6/8/97;" ROBERT CRAY; plus OSCAR PETERSON, 4"x5", bottom border trimmed; and a concert descriptive advertisement with small photo of JIMMIE ROGERS, overall 41/4"x5", signed "J Rogers" beneath photo. All boldly signed. Generally Fine with noted exception. Est: $150-300

   1045. RAY BOLGER (1904-1987). Rubber-legged American dancer and actor, most notably as the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz (1939). ISP, b/w, 4"x5" bust portrait in costume. Inscribed, adding "From The Scarecrow of Oz" and boldly signed. Fine. Accompanied by ALS by his wife to the same collector on blue Waldorf Astoria Towers note paper, Dec 1956, thanking her for a gift of pot holders: "...They are very useful in my little kitchen here at the hotel. My husband has asked me to thank you also for your kind words about the show. I hope you are watching tomorrow, as he is doing 'Amy' for you and a number of others who requested it..." Fine. Est: $100-200

   1046. RAY BOLGER Printed SP removed from book, b/w, 4"x43/4" film still in a scene with Judy Garland and Toto from The Wizard of Oz. Boldly signed. Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1047. CHARLES BRONSON (b. 1922). Somber, versatile leading man achieving greatest success after the age of 50 and whose craggy visage did nothing to detract. DS, a colorful personal bank check drawn on his and his wife's account at Woodstock National Bank, Quechee, VT. Payable to "Cash" for $1,000. Darkly signed and completed in his hand. Fine. Accompanied by three unsigned 8"x10" close-up photographs. Est: $50-100

   1048. PIERCE BROSNAN (b.1952). Sophisticated Irish born leading man in several James Bond films and in the 80's TV series Remington Steele. Darkly signed signature in black felt tip, 41/2"x21/2". Fine. Artistically double matted with title panel beneath half-length color portrait as Bond, gun in hand, 8"x10". Contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 151/4"x221/4". Handsome presentation. Est: $60-100

   1049. YUL BRYNNER (1915-1985). Exotic leading actor of stage and film. He gained great success in Academy Award winning The King and I (1956), also in The Magnificent Seven and The Ten Commandments. Large darkly penned signature in black felt tip, 4"x5" custom mated beside color 71/2"x9" portrait in costume from The King and I. Contained under glass within gilt frame. Fine example beautifully presented. Est: $60-120

   1051. JIMMY BUFFETT (b. 1946). Popular recording artist and best-selling author of Tales from Margaritaville (1989). His book, Where Is Joe Merchant, 382pp, 71/4"x91/4", Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers, NY, 1992. Boldly signed on first flyleaf. First Edition as stated on copyright page. First State dust jacket and book in Fine condition. Est: $80-160

   1052. JIMMY BUFFETT SP, color, 8"x10" half-length still during performance. Darkly signed in silver felt tip. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1053. BILLIE BURKE (1885-1970). Stage and silent picture star married to Florenz Ziegfeld in a long list of films including A Bill of Divorcement and the "good witch" in the Wizard of Oz. Darkly signed sentiment and signature on autograph album leaf, 6"x31/2". Three file punch holes at border edge; else a Fine vintage example. Est: $80-160

   1054. BURNS & ALLEN Popular vaudevillian couple who went on to long radio and television careers. GEORGE BURNS (1896-1996) was the bemused straight man puffing on a cigar as his lovable scatterbrained wife GRACIE ALLEN (1902-1964), got all the big laughs. Both have signed a vintage album leaf in bold pencil, 53/4"x41/2". Fine. Accompanied by unsigned b/w 10"x8" portrait of the young couple. Present also is a Fine ISP, b/w, 8"x10" standing portrait of the elder Burns with cigar in hand. Darkly signed near image. Very nice collection. Est: $200-450

   1055. GEORGE BURNS SP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait with cigar. Darkly signed in lavender felt tip beneath sentiment. Custom double matted to overall 12"x14". Handsome presentation. Est: $50-100

   1056. [CADILLAC MAN] A 1990 comedy drama starring ROBIN WILLIAMS and TIM ROBBINS. SP, b/w, 10"x8" promotional still of the two in a scene from the film. Each has boldly signed in blue felt tip near his image. Fine example attractively double-matted under glass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 16"x13". Very nice. Est: $60-100

   1057. JAMES CAGNEY (1899-1986). American vaudeville song & dance man, Academy Award winning actor in Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942). Superb vintage SP, sepia matte, 8"x10" three-quarter length portrait. Boldly signed in blue fountain pen beside his image beneath sentiment, "Loads o' luck..." Minor wrinkle at top border; else Fine. Est: $100-200

   1058. JAMES CAGNEY TLS "Jim Cagney" on verso of illustrated card, 51/2"x31/2", Dec 28, 1977. To Anne Meynar in full, "Yours was a good letter and I enjoyed it thoroughly. You are so right when you hold your brothers and sisters so closely. There was really very little else. Trust this finds you in the best of order and do give my best to all your 'gang.' I do not recall a 'Red Munroe'. An awful lot of fighters have crossed my vision in years past..." Accompanied by original transmittal envelope and a laser print of a movie poster for Yankee Doodle Dandy, 10"x8". Light dampstain at top margin; else VG. Est: $60-120

   1059. ROGER C. CARMEL (1932-1986). Hollywood character in hundreds of roles, but best remembered as the bumbling criminal Harry Mudd on the original Star Trek television series. ISP, b/w, quarter-length portrait with pipe. Darkly inscribed and signed. Moderate wear especially at top and left borders somewhat affecting but not obscuring inscription; surface bumps at lower portion; else Fair/Good. With all faults, the signature area is strong and remains a "must have" autograph for dedicated Trekkies. Est: $200-500

   1060. ART CARNEY (1918-2003). American actor in film, stage, television, and radio. Gaining enduring fame in the '50s as Ralph Kramden in The Honeymooners, going on to win an Academy Award for his performance in Harry and Tonto (1974). Original drawing, a self-profile portrait accomplished in blue felt tip on art board, 71/4"x101/4". Signed "By Art Carney" beneath. Fine example. Est: $60-150

   1061. LESLIE CARON (b. 1931). French leading lady and dancer appearing opposite Gene Kelly in popular film An American in Paris (1951). TLS, 1p, 51/4"x71/4", n.p., Feb 19, 1954. To an admirer thanking her for a gift. In part, "...Your name in French is 'Aurore'...and it's a very pretty name too! I am glad you liked "Lili". I am going to do a new picture that you will like - the story of Cinderella..." Minor toning. Accompanied by ISP, b/w, 4"x5" half-length portrait inscribed "to sweet 'Aurore'..." Both are boldly signed. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1062. JOHNNY CARSON (1925-2005). Popular late night talk show host and comedian. Superb ISP with sentiment, b/w, 7"x9" quarter-length portrait. Darkly inscribed and signed across his image. Fine. Handsomely presented under plexiglass within double matting and wood frame. Very nice. Est: $150-250

   1063. DEANA CARTER (b. 1966). Country singer-songwriter best known for her performing barefoot and her recording "Once Upon a December." SP, b/w, 61/2"x9" candid still with guitar case looking back over her shoulder. Boldly signed in silver felt tip. Fine example attractively matted with title panel and contained under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Nice. Est: $60-100

   1064. LYNDA CARTER (b. 1951). American actress best known for her lead television role as Wonder Woman that aired 1975-79. Boldly signed card with sentiment, 4"x21/2". Attractively double matted beneath color photo as Wonder Woman and contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 121/4"x151/4". Nice. Est: $60-100

   1065. [JOHNNY CASH] (1932-2003). Country-western singing legend and actor who amassed nine Grammy Awards during his long career. His authorized biography. The Man Called Cash by Steve Turner, 298pp, 61/2"x91/2", W. Publishing Group, Nashville, 2004. First Printing. Signed on title page by his children ROSANNE CASH; and JOHN C. CASH plus his friend, singer, songwriter and actor KRIS KRISTOFFERSON who wrote the Foreword. Est: $500-700

   1066. JOHNNY CASH Printed SP, color, 5"x6" close-up in performance with guitar. Handsomely double matted beneath plexiglass beside two unsigned b/w 5"x7" photographs and name panel within black matte frame. Overall 221/2"x161/2". Very nice presentation. Est: $80-150

   1067. [CELEBRITY ART PHOTOGRAPHS] Superb collection of ten contemporary stars. Printed SPs, mostly color, 81/2"x111/2" to 111/2"x15" art portraits removed from books. Each is boldly signed by the subject. Among them are JACK NICHOLSON; HEATHER LOCKLEAR; DANA CARVEY; CATE BLANCHETT; K.D. LANG; DMX adding "Big Dog"; VANESSA WILLIAMS; ADAM SANDLER; DAVID LETTERMAN; and SHARON LAWRENCE. Fine examples. Est: $150-300

   1068. CHER (b. 1946). Enduringly popular singer and Academy Award winning star in Moonstruck (1987). Her book with Robert Haas, M.S., Forever Fit, "The Lifetime Plan for Health, Fitness, and Beauty," 342pp, 71/4"x91/2", Bantam, New York, 1991. First Printing. Signed on half-title page, "Love Cher." Fine. Est: $100-200

   1069. ERIC CLAPTON (b. 1945). Eclectic British blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter; member of Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame. He is considered one of the most influential guitarists in pop music history. SP, b/w, 31/2"x5" close-up. Fine. Attractively double matted with 1982 CD album cover of Timepieces, The Best of Eric Clapton and two discs, a 1999 promo for his single "Blue Eyes Blue" plus his album Behind the Sun (1985). Contained under glass within simple matte frame. Overall 16"x17". Nice. Est: $80-160

   1070. PATSY CLINE (1932-1963). Influential country music artist whose life was tragically cut short in a plane crash and later dramatized on film and an off-Broadway play. Among her most popular recordings are "Walkin' After Midnight" (1957) and "I Fall to Pieces" (1961). Fantastic vintage Souvenir Picture Program for the "Country & Western Caravan on Tour," 9pp, 81/2"x103/4". Featuring eight full-page b/w portraits of the various stars and bands, highlighted by a three-quarter-length portrait of Cline signed in very bold pencil across light area. Other members of the tour who signed in blue ink near their images are ROY DRUSKY; 'STRING BEAN' on verso of Cline portrait; HOF artist CARL BELEW; and LEON MCAULIFFE. Mint condition. Est: $500-850

   1071. PATSY CLINE Darkly penned signature included on a page headed "Autographs," 71/4"x71/2", with several other popular Nashville stars, including KITTY WELLS; and her husband JOHNNIE WRIGHT; COWBOY COPAS; BILL PHILLIPS; and country/comic HAROLD MORRISON. Light general toning; else Fine. Est: $500-800

   1072. DAVID ALLAN COE (b. 1939). Outlaw country music recording artist and songwriter achieving his greatest success in the '70s, his song "You Never Even Called Me By My Name" one of his first hits in 1975. Having developed an almost cult following he continues to write and perform. Signed cover of his album Hello In There, 12"x12", featuring his striking half-length portrait. Boldly signed beside his image. Beautifully double-matted under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Overall 203/4"x203/4". Splendid presentation. Est: $60-120

   1073. GEORGE M. COHAN (1878-1942). American actor, playwright and composer of Broadway musicals. Famous for his patriotic songs "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "Over There." Two ALsS "George M," 2pp, 7"x103/4", n.p., n.d. Written in dark pencil, both are addressed on plain stationery to "George," most probably George Buck, president of the Catholic Actors Guild. Responding to a letter, Cohan writes in part, "...Am glad the anniversary number turned out swell. It must have been quite a grind to put it over. Three cheers for you...It was nice of you to use my letter but still sorry I was not able to do a good article. It's a fine number and I certainly appreciate the fine compliment Gene paid me in his contribution..." The second regards a matter of conflicting dates with composer and lyricist Billy Gould. "I wrote him saying that he would probably hear from you. I am sure it can be arranged satisfactorily. Hurriedly..." Light general toning; 1" edge tear with no paper loss to one; and two tiny staple punctures to the second. Overall VG/Fine. Est: $100-250

   1074. 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. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" full-length film still in a scene from Cleopatra (1934). Boldly signed in blue felt tip. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1075. CLAUDETTE COLBERT Very nice printed SP, b/w, 61/2"x91/4" still in a bridal scene from It Happened One Night (1934). Boldly signed in felt tip beside her image. Fine. Est: $60-120


FILM COLORIZATION OPINIONS
1076. [COLORIZED FILMS DEBATE] Two early television and film stars provide their opinions regarding the colorization of original black and white films that were redistributed beginning in the mid-'80s. ALsS, 21/2pp. On her "One Of These Days..." letterhead, Nov 30, 1988, JOYCE RANDOLPH (b. 1925), a costar of The Honeymooners television series, writes in part, "I agree with you about not liking this new trend...Our 'Honeymooners' series would be all wrong in color. It would lose much of its character..." Comedienne IMOGENE COCA (1908-2001), n.d. On folded correspondence paper, a costar with Sid Caesar in Your Show Of Shows, writes in part, "I've been away appearing with Sid & Steve Allen...It was fun working with Sid - as usual - he was great. I am against the colorizing of film - Especially if the film was done during a period in which had the Director chosen to shoot it in color, he could have. I recently saw a film...Ann Sheridan played the lead & as always looked beautiful - but her teeth looked pale blue..." Darkly penned and signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1077. SEAN "PUFF DADDY" COMBS (b. 1969). This record producer, actor, and executive presides over a media empire that includes the record label Bad Boy Records, two clothing lines, a movie production company, and a restaurant chain. He is one of the driving forces behind hip-hop music. Large, boldly penned signature as "Puff Daddy" in blue felt tip, 51/2"x33/4", nicely double-matted beneath his CD Satisfy You arranged over cover featuring his image. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x151/4". Very nice display. Est: $60-120

   1078. SEAN CONNERY (b. 1929). Virile Scots leading man who became the definitive James Bond. He won an Academy Award for his performance in The Untouchables (1987). DS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Los Angeles, n.d. On blue Creative Artists Agency letterhead, Connery authorizes them "to accept delivery of any and all checks and/or sums of money which may from time to time be or become payable to me from you..." Boldly signed in space provided. Two file punch holes and light paper clip impression at top margin; else Fine. Est: $120-240

   1079. [CONSUMMATE HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS] SP, color, 8"x10" standing portrait of Academy Award winning directors STEVEN SPIELBERG (1946) and GEORGE LUCAS (b. 1944) in earlier years. Each has signed in felt tip. Amusingly, each has signed over the others image. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1080. [CONTEMPORARY TV ACTRESSES] Collection of 15 television notables. SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits and stills. Included are JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT; JESSICA ALBA; SHARON LAWRENCE; LONI ANDERSON; EVA LONGORIA; TERRI HATCHER; DANA DELANY; KIM CATRALL; SARAH JESSICA PARKER; DEBRA MESSING; MARILU HENNER; ELIZABETH BERKLEY; CATHERINE BELL; RHONA MITRA and CYBILL SHEPHERD. Fine. Est: $100-250

   1081. MERIAN C. COOPER (1893-1973). American aviator, adventurer, director, screenwriter and innovative producer whose most famous film work was King Kong (1933); collaborating with John Ford, he was nominated for an Oscar for The Quiet Man. Honored with Academy Award (1952) for his many innovations and contributions "to the art of the motion picture." His adventure book, Grass, 362pp, 53/4"x81/4", G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1925. First Edition, second impression. Darkly inscribed "To: Clare Howard..." with sentiment and signed in full in blue fountain pen. Numerous photographs by Ernest Beaumont Schoedsack. Translated to acclaimed silent film documentary that year. No dust jacket. Bound in vivid blue cloth with gilt lettering to front and spine; red top edge; small stains at bottom cover border; light wear to photographic attribution portion of spine; else tightly bound and in excellent condition. Est: $100-400

   1082. CHICK COREA (b. 1941). Influential multiple Grammy Award winning American jazz fusion and jazz pianist/keyboardist and composer. His 1976 album, The Leprechaun, boldly inscribed and signed across his image on cover. Fine example. Recording present. Est: $60-120

   1083. KATHERINE CORNELL (1898-1974). Considered one of the great ladies of the American stage married to theatrical producer and director Gutherie McClintic (1893-1961). TLS, 1p, 5"x8", n.p., n.d. On her personal letterhead imprinted "Dressing Room Theatre" to an admirer, thanking her for a gift of potholders. In part, "...I have them in my kitchen at my home at Peter Rock where they are in daily use, and look very gay and attractive blending with the natural wood finish of the walls. We share a mutual enthusiasm for weaving, only I didn't begin until I was much, much older than you are...I'm glad that you liked the photographs of my play that you saw in Life..." Boldly signed. Fine example. Est: $50-100

   1084. KEVIN COSTNER (b. 1955). American leading actor who won an Academy Award with his first attempt at directing, Dances With Wolves (1990). ISP, b/w, overall 8"x10" promotional film still in a scene with costar SEAN YOUNG (b. 1959) from No Way Out (1987). Boldly signed by both across their images, Young adding inscription and sentiment. Light left border wrinkling; else Fine. Est: $50-100

   1085. JOSEPH COTTEN (1905-1994). Talented stage and screen actor best known for his performances in Citizen Kane (1941), The Third Man (1949), and many others. ALS, 1p, 53/4"x83/4", n.p., Dec 26 [1958]. On his personal letterhead to an admirer, thanking her for a gift of potholders, "They are very pretty and useful..." and advising that the signed photograph she requested was being sent separately. He concludes, "Happy New Year to you and your Granny..." Darkly penned in black ink and signed in full. Accompanied by ISP with sentiment, b/w matte, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait, adding "1958." Fine. Est: $80-160

   1086. [COUNTRY & ROCK] Three notable musicians. Included is a signed card by country music singer JAN HOWARD, 41/2"x3", matted beneath close-up color portrait within embossed frame, overall 13"x16". Also a poster signed by country singer LINDA DAVIS, a promotion for her album Shoot for the Moon (1994), mounted under plexiglass within silver frame, overall 18"x23". Plus a signature with sentiment by rock music artist DEL SHANNON (1934-1990) remembered for his 1961 hit "Runaway." Double matted beneath two close-up portraits, 31/2"x31/2" each, with title plate to overall 13"x16". All are boldly penned. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1087. [COUNTRY WESTERN ARTISTS] Nice selection of five country singers. SPs, mostly color, 8"x10" promotional portraits. Individually signed by HANK WILLIAMS JR; BILLY RAY CYRUS; BARBARA MANDRELL; ROSANNE CASH, minor ink brushing; and RANDY TRAVIS, 4"x6". All boldly signed. Overall Fine examples. Est: $100-200

   1088. SIR NOEL COWARD (1899-1973). English playwright, actor, producer, and composer, noted particularly as a chronicler of British upper-class life as portrayed in his comedy Private Lives (1930). TLS, 1p with integral leaf, 51/4"x61/2", Philadelphia, Nov 19, 1957. On The Barclay letterhead to an admirer thanking her for a pair of potholders. In part, "...They make a most unusual present as well as a useful one - when I get back to New York I intend to keep one for my dressing room and use the other one in my apartment..." He encloses a signed photograph and thanks her again. Accompanied by referenced ISP with sentiment, b/w, 8"x10" seated portrait. Both are boldly signed. Minor crease near bottom image in blank area and at bottom border; else VG/Fine. Est: $200-500

   1089. BOB CRANE (1928-1978). Hollywood leading actor remembered for his crafty, smooth talking lead role in the popular '60s television series Hogan's Heroes. His murder in a Scottsdale hotel room remains one of Hollywood's unsolved mysteries. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length film still with JOHN BANNER (1910-1973) as the bumbling Sergeant Schultz. Each has inscribed and signed near his image. Crane has signed in black felt tip over dark area with fair contrast; border edge wear from previous framing; else VG. Est: $300-550

   1090. JOAN CRAWFORD (1904-1977). Enduringly popular leading lady and jazz-age flapper, later receiving the Academy Award in title role in Mildred Pierce (1945). TLS, 1p, 61/4"x10", Apr 23, 1956. On her Los Angeles address letterhead to friends Helen and Horace referencing her decorator and lifelong friend, silent screen star William Haines and her fourth and last husband, Pepsi-Cola president Alfred Steele. Thanking them for her birthday remembrance, she writes in part, "...I have just returned from a quick trip to New York. My husband and I bought a new apartment there, and William Haines decorating it for me. I had a wonderful time discussing ideas with him. Again thank you for your sweet thoughtfulness. God bless each of you. Best wishes from a very, very Grateful..." Boldly signed in full. Accompanied by b/w, 8"x10" half-length studio portrait of the young actress. Est: $100-200


1091. PULLED

   1092. JOAN CRAWFORD TLS, 1p, 61/4"x10", Los Angeles, Oct 27, 1955. Gracious letter on address imprinted letterhead thanking an admirer for "'Get Well Wishes.'" She writes, "...How sweet of you to say so many nice things about 'Female on the Beach'. Bless you for taking the time out of your busy day to let me know. I hope you will like 'Queen Bee' and 'The Way We Are' when you see them. They are exciting stories and favorites of mine..." Boldly signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1093. [CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON] Science fiction classic from 1954 that spawned two sequels. SP, color, 8"x10" portrait in costume holding creature's head signed by RICOU BROWNING (b. 1930) as the Gill Man. Occasional "golding" from processing error. Plus a superb FDC with Colorano silk cachet of coral reef scene. Postmarked at Charlotte Amalie, Aug 26, 1980. Boldly signed by Browning beneath his original drawing of the gill man. Est: $100-200

   1094. 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, Jul 2, 1957. On his personal letterhead to Pat Sullivan regarding his film Man On Fire. In part, "...We are pleased with the way this movie turned out because we didn't really set out to do anything spectacular or tremendous - we just wanted to do a nice honest film dealing with a problem which is becoming increasingly serious every year. I'm glad that you agree that we treated it well..." Boldly signed. Accompanied by original transmittal envelope. Est: $100-200

   1095. BING CROSBY Early TLS "Bing," 1p, 71/4"x101/2", New York, Mar 1, 1933. On his personal letterhead to an admirer acknowledging receipt of "the good luck charm - 'I'll need it'...I can only hope that I may be able to continue to merit your interest and approval..." Light general toning, darker at edges; tiny tear with no paper loss at top edge; else Fine. Est: $80-160

   1096. TOM CRUISE (b.1962). Quirky leading man nominated for an Academy Award in Born on the Fourth of July (1989). SP, color, 8"x10" close-up. Boldly signed across his image in blue felt tip. Fine. Attractively double matted with brass plaque to overall 111/4"x16". Walt Disney World COA. Superb presentation ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1097. BILLY CRYSTAL (b. 1947). Award winning actor, writer, producer, comedian and film director. SP, color, 8"x10" three-quarter length portrait. Boldly signed in silver felt tip. Fine. Nicely double matted under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Est: $50-100

   1098. BILLY CRYSTAL DS, 2pp on single leaf, 81/2"x14", New York, Nov 30, 1978. Standard William Morris Agency agreement to represent Crystal for three years with a ten percent commission. Boldly signed at conclusion. File punch holes at top border; center fold; else Fine. Est: $50-100

   1099. MACAULAY CULKIN (b. 1980). Among the most famous child actors in the 1990s in Home Alone (1990) and its sequel in 1992. Boldly signed card, 31/2"x3". Fine. Attractively matted beneath b/w humorous portrait as a young star, 51/2"x61/2", contained under plexiglass within wood frame. Overall 131/2"x161/2". Est: $60-100

   1100. MATT DAMON (b. 1970) Academy Award winning American actor in Good Will Hunting (1997). Promotional SP, b/w, 91/2"x8" film still in a scene from The Rainmaker (1997). Darkly signed near his image. Fine. Attractively double matted under glass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 16"x13". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1101. BEBE DANIELS (1901-1971). American leading lady of the silent screen on stage since the age of seven moving on to Mack Sennett comedies in the 1910s, Cecil B. DeMille features in the '20s, and musical and other roles in the early talkie era including Rio Rita (1929) and 42nd Street (1933). She and actor husband Ben Lyon moved to England in 1935, becoming popular radio and television personalities there. Vintage SP, b/w silver print, 41/4"x71/2". Darkly signed across her image. Some silvering at edges; light wear at bottom border; else VG with strong signature area. Est: $80-160

   1102. CHARLIE DANIELS (b. 1936). Cross genre musician of country, Southern rock and jazz, performing solo and with the Charlie Daniels Band. He won a Grammy for his song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" (1979). SP, color, 8"x10" portrait with the other members of his band. Boldly signed by Daniels, BRUCE BROWN; TAZ DIGREGORIO; PAT MCDONALD; CHARLIE HAYWARD; and JAMES MARSHALL. Handsomely double matted under glass within gilt frame. Overall 13"x16". Very nice. Est: $100-200

   1103. BETTE DAVIS (1908-1989). Academy Award winning stage and motion picture actress in Dangerous (1935) and Jezebel (1938). ISP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait of the older actress. Darkly signed across her image. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1104. BETTE DAVIS Brief vintage ALS "Bette," 1p, 71/4"x101/2", Apr 14, 1938. On her personal letterhead responding to birthday greetings from an admirer. "I do appreciate your thought and good wishes for my birthday. As you no doubt realize, my days are so full - endless autographs to sign, letters to write and work at Studio! By best to you always..." Darkly signed. Est: $50-100

   1105. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND (b. 1916). British-born Academy Award winning actress in To Each His Own (1946) and The Heiress (1949). Charming TLS, 1p, 51/2"x61/2", [Paris], n.d. On blue stationery she explains to a "friend" her inability to respond to a letter. In part, "It is with great regret that I return to you, unopened, your envelope. I do so because, after more than one sad interruption owing to family illnesses, I am now able to resume the writing of my autobiography...until the last page has been written I will not be able to attend to my mail as I would like to do. I know that you will understand and that you will wish me well in the demanding task..." Boldly signed. Fine. Beautifully double-matted beside a b/w photo of the young beauty, 71/4"x61/2". Contained under plexiglass within very nice wood frame. Elegant presentation. Est: $60-120

   1106. ROBERT DENIRO (b. 1943). Two-time Academy Award winning actor in Godfather, Part II (1975) and Raging Bull (1980). ISP, b/w, 8"x10" close-up. Darkly signed in blue felt tip beside his image. Corner tips clipped; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1107. [DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES] Popular ABC television series which began in 2004 starring TERI HATCHER; FELICITY HUFFMAN; MARCIA CROSS; EVA LONGORIA; and NICOLLETTE SHERIDAN. SP, color, 8"x10" full-length standing cast portrait signed by all five near their image. Attractively double matted above color miniature of the Desperate Housewives title screen to overall 111/2"x17". Ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1108. NEIL DIAMOND (b. 1941). Award winning singer and composer of popular music and film scores with 19 platinum and multi-platinum albums. Striking SP, color, 10"x8" still in performance. Boldly signed in silver felt tip. Fine. Attractively double-matted under glass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 16"x13". Very nice. Est: $60-100

   1109. KIRK & ERIC DOUGLAS Father and son actors. SPs, b/w portraits. KIRK DOUGLAS (b. 1916), leading actor in Spartacus and Seven Days in May, 33/4"x51/2", mounting traces on two right edges. His youngest son ERIC DOUGLAS (1958-2004) debuted with his father in the western A Gunfight (1971), 8"x10", inscribed adding sentiment and date "Nov 13, 1995." Plus an ANS sent to the same collector on fax letterhead with same date. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $80-160

   1110. [FILM & STAGE ACTRESSES] Nice collection of six Hollywood actresses, most with Broadway stage experience. SPs, color & b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Individually signed by JOANNE WOODWORD; SHIRLEY MACLAINE; DEBRA PAGET, inscribed; BEBE NEUWIRTH; ANGIE DICKINSON; and ADRIENNE BARBEAU. Fine examples. Est: $60-120

   1111. LOUISE DRESSER (1878-1965). A former vaudevillian, she went on to be a respected character actress in the '30s appearing in A Ship Comes In (1929) and Maid of Salem (1937). Boldly signed vintage autograph album leaf, 6"x31/2", adding sentiment and "1916." Three file punch holes at border edge; else Fine. Est: $50-120

   1112. BOBBY DRISCOLL (1937-1968). Popular child actor in Song of the South (1946) and Treasure Island (1950). He won an Academy Award for Outstanding Juvenile Actor of 1949, dying tragically from a drug overdose. Signed clipped signature, 31/2"x2". Darkly penned. Mounted. Single file hole punch at top right border well away from signature; else Fine. Est: $120-150

   1113. [DRIVING MISS DAISY] Academy Award winning film (1989) based on Pulitzer Prize winning novel starring MORGAN FREEMAN and JESSICA TANDY (1990-1994). Signed cards, 4"x13/4" and 31/4"x11/2" matted beside film still with Morgan Freeman, 61/2"x4", a small movie poster replica, 5"x7", and title panel. Contained under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Attractive presentation. Est: $60-120

   1114. JIMMY DURANTE (1893-1980). American comedian with a long career in vaudeville and nightclubs. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait vignette within silhouette of famous profile. Boldly inscribed and signed in light area beside image. Ink slightly faded; else Fine. Handsomely presented under glass within ornate custom double frame. Overall 12"x14". Est: $80-100

   1115. [EASY RIDER] Counterculture film icon starring PETER FONDA and DENNIS HOPPER (1969), who along with Terry Southern wrote the script. Large, boldly penned signatures of Hopper and Fonda, 33/4"x3", double matted under glass beneath b/w 10"x8" action still from the film and identifying panel within black matte frame. Overall 151/4"x201/4". Fine presentation. Est: $60-120

   1116. [EASY RIDER] SP, b/w, 10"x8" film still in a scene with stars DENNIS HOPPER; JACK NICHOLSON; and PETER FONDA. Boldly signed by all three. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1117. [ECLECTIC ROCK] Assortment of singers and musicians of different rock styles. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits of ERIC CLAPTON; and JOHN MELLENCAMP; plus a color laser print of ALICE COOPER in performance at his most outrageous. All boldly signed. Fine. Est: $150-300

   1118. [ELVIS PRESLEY] (1935-1977). Legendary "king of rock and roll" and popular film star. AMsS, 1p, 81/2"x11", n.d. Lyrics of his song "Fun in Acapulco" from the movie of the same name (1963). Penned and signed on pink card stock by the lyricist DOLORES FULLER. Est: $200-400

   1119. [ENTERTAINMENT LIBRARY] Nice selection of 14 books signed by 20 popular film and television stars and other notables. Among them: The Right Stuff, First Printing thus, signed 5"x3"cards by the film stars and laid to first pastedown and endpaper and half-title page: FRED WARD; ED HARRIS; JEFF GOLDBLUM; DENNIS QUAID; BARBARA HERSHEY; PAMELA REED; and HARRY SHEARER, nick and top edgewear. Also, The Apollo Adventure "The Making of the Apollo Space Program and the Movie Apollo 13." First Pocket Books Printing, soft cover, signed by RON HOWARD and TOM HANKS; Lena signed and inscribed by LENA HORNE, small paper loss and wear to dust jacket; Yanni In Words, by YANNI; Real Men Don't Apologize by JIM BELUSHI, second impression; This Life by SIDNEY POITIER; Hot Italian Dish, "A Cookbook" by VICTORIA GOTTI; The Right Words at the Right Time "Vol 2: Your Turn!" by MARLO THOMAS; The Actor's Life "Journals 1956-1976" by CHARLTON HESTON, light edge wear; Sex Money Kiss by GENE SIMMONS, second impression, signed on cover; Raymie, Dickie, and the Bean "Why I Love and Hate My Brothers"; and Everybody Loves Raymond "Our Family Album" both by RAY ROMANO. Also present are two books by SARAH FERGUSON, the Duchess of York: My Story and her children's book, Little Red's Christmas Story. Lastly, Stories From My Childhood by MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV. Fine examples with noted exceptions. Est: $150-350

   1120. NICHOLAS EVANS (b. 1950). British screenwriter TV/film producer and best-selling novelist whose work includes The Horse Whisperer (1995) translated to film starring ROBERT REDFORD. His book, The Horse Whisperer, 404pp, 61/2"x91/2", Delacorte Press, New York, 1995. First Printing. Book jacket and book are in Fine condition. Boldly signed on title page by both the author and the Academy Award winning actor. Est: $200-350

   1121. [FEMALE RECORDING ARTISTS] Collection of four contemporary vocalists. SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits and stills. Included are country singers k. d. lang; and SHANIA TWAIN; rocker MELISSA ETHRIDGE; and pop artist PAULA ABDUL. Fine examples. Est: $150-250

   1122. [FEMALE RECORDING ARTISTS] Diverse collection of six popular music celebrities. SPs, color and b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Individually signed by JOAN JETT; KATHY MATTEA; ANNE MURRAY; MARIE OSMOND; OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN; and DEBBIE GIBSON. Boldly penned. Fine examples. Est: $80-100

   1123. [FLEETWOOD MAC] Popular British '70s blues-based band founded by Mick Fleetwood and Peter Green that achieved superstar status with a softer California sound with their album Rumours (1977). Original April 1990 Tower Records issue of Pulse! magazine cover, 93/4"x113/4". Boldly signed by bandmembers MICK FLEETWOOD; STEVIE NICKS; JOHN MCVIE; CHRISTINE MCVIE; RICK VITO; and BILLY BURNETTE. Attractively matted to overall 123/4"x143/4" and ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1124. ERROL FLYNN (1909-1959). Hard-living, handsome leading man whose life off screen was as adventurous as the swashbuckling characters he portrayed onscreen in such films as Captain Blood (1935) and Robin Hood (1938). Vintage ISP, sepia matte, 8"x10" casual portrait of the young star leaning on fence with pipe in hand. Boldly inscribed and signed near his image in fountain pen, "To Ethel, - Kindest regards..." Light diagonal wrinkle at top left corner area with negligible affect to sentiment; light surface flaws at border; else near Fine. Est: $250-500

   1125. ERROL FLYNN Printed SP, b/w, 5"x7" half-length portrait. Boldly signed in blue ballpoint beside his image. Fine. Est: $200-400

   1126. HENRY FONDA (1905-1982). American actor noted for his solid performances in The Grapes of Wrath (1940) and On Golden Pond (1981), for which he won an Academy Award. Vintage Playbill cover, 6"x81/2", for the 1949 stage production of Mister Roberts at the Alvin Theatre. Signed in blue fountain across his image in a scene from the play with costars. Fine. Attractively double matted beside the producers and cast page to overall 193/4"x14". Ready for framing. Fonda would later star in the 1955 film version of the play with James Cagney. Est: $60-120

   1127. HARRISON FORD (b. 1942). Major box office action star of Star Wars and Indiana Jones film series. Boldly signed 5"x31/2" card, custom double matted with laser disc of his film The Fugitive (1993) and cover, 12"x12". Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 261/4"x201/4". Fine example. Est: $80-160

   1128. TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (1919-1991). Grammy-winning recording artist and television host who enjoyed success in the country & western, pop, and gospel musical genres, especially associated with his hit "Sixteen Tons." He was presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1984. Boldly signed in blue ballpoint on pink album leaf, 4"x3". Inoffensive 1"x1/2" paper loss at bottom left border neatly cut out. Attractively presented within custom double mat beneath printed color close-up portrait, 7"x9", under glass within black matte frame. Quite nice. Est: $60-120

   1129. [FORREST GUMP] Multiple Academy Award winning 1994 film starring TOM HANKS. SP, color, 8"x10" seated still with his famous box of chocolates. Darkly signed across his image. Attractively double matted above signed card, 41/2"x21/2", by the author of the 1986 novel on which the movie was based, WINSTON GROOM, also a writer of nonfiction work. Fine. Overall 10"x16". Nice combination. Est: $80-150

   1130. REDD FOXX (1922-1991). An American vaudeville actor who became a 70's icon in the long -running hit series Sanford and Son. Partly printed DS, a pink personal bank check drawn the Valley National Bank, Toluca Lake, Feb 22, 1985. Payable to Sodin Magno for $175.88. Boldly signed. Light show-through of clerking stamp on verso beneath signature of negligible affect. Handsomely double matted beneath b/w 61/2"x71/2" close-up in a scene from the television series. Contained under glass within simple black matte frame. Overall 151/4"x201/4". Fine example attractively presented. Est: $60-120

   1131. REDD FOXX DS, his personal imprinted bank check drawn on Valley National Bank, North Hollywood, Apr 4, 1985. Payable to La Brea Assoc. for $2,587.96. Boldly signed. Moderate show-through in blank area of blue stamp on verso; else Fine. Handsomely presented in custom double mat beside b/w, 71/2"x91/2" film still from the popular series. Contained in embossed wood frame. Overall 25"x17". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1132. MORGAN FREEMAN (b. 1937). Academy Award-winning American actor and film director in Million Dollar Baby (2004). SP, color, 81/4"x61/2" half-length film still. Attractively double matted under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Est: $60-100

   1133. [FRIENDS] Emmy Award winning comedy series (1994-2004). SP, color, 10"x8" cast portrait. Signed by the stars JENNIFER ANISTON; COURTNEY COX; LISA KUDROW; MATT LEBLANC; MATTHEW PERRY; and DAVID SCHWIMMER. Fine example. Est: $80-160

   1134. GABLE & LOMBARD Famed celebrity couple during the Golden Age of Hollywood, CLARK GABLE (1901-1961) and CAROLE LOMBARD (1908-1942) were married in 1939. When she was tragically killed in a plane crash returning from a War Bond drive, the grief-stricken actor joined the Army Air Corps, remaining out of movies for three years. Both have boldly signed a vintage album leaf, 5"x31/2", in blue fountain pen. Fine example. Attractively matted beneath full-length 8"x10" portrait of the couple and a cutout image of the two seated at dining table at a formal occasion. Some photographic deterioration of portrait. Brass plaque present with a quote by FDR on her passing. Overall 22"x17". Ready for framing. Est: $350-550

   1135. CLARK GABLE Printed SP, color, 10"x8" film still in a scene with Ava Gardner in Mogambo (1953). Signed in blue fountain pen beside image. Light edge wear; scattered punctures and tiny abrasions with negligible paper loss; mounting stains on verso; else Good/VG. Est: $400-600

   1136. ZAZA GABOR (b. 1919). Exotic Hungarian leading lady in international films; Miss Hungary of 1936. SP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed in red felt tip. Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1137. AVA GARDNER (1922-1990). Hollywood star once voted the world's most beautiful woman in The Barefoot Contessa (1954) and Night of the Iguana (1964). ISP, b/w, 5"x61/2" bust portrait. Darkly inscribed and signed across white area. Fine. Attractively custom matted under glass within embossed frame. Overall 101/2"x12". Est: $60-120

   1138. JOHN GILBERT (1895-1936). Dashing American leading man of the '20s known as "the Great Lover." Large signature in bold pencil on beige paper, 31/2"x2". Handsomely double mounted beside striking b/w full-length magazine portrait, 81/4"x13", and brass plaque. Fine example. Overall 18"x17". Ready for framing. Walt Disney World COA. Est: $100-200

   1139. [RALPH EMERY & VINCE GILL] Famous country music disk jockey and television host plus country music musician and songwriter. Together they won as First Place Team at the Opryland Invitational Golf Tournament. Presented is their award comprising engraved gold and silver replica eight-track tapes and CD discs above engraved brass plaque housed under glass within simple frame. The tournament benefited the Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation. A very nice country music tribute. Est: $60-100

   1140. VINCE GILL (b. 1957). Grammy winning country music musician, songwriter, and singer. SP, b/w, casual seated portrait. Boldly signed in blue felt tip across his image. Pleasingly matted with title panel under glass within embossed wood frame. Very nice. Est: $60-100

   1141. LILLIAN GISH (1898-1993). Stage actress and silent film star who received a special Academy Award in 1970 honoring her for achieving the longest acting career in the business, appearing in Birth of a Nation (1914) and Poltergeist (1982). Two very nice book plate photographs, b/w, 81/4"x101/4" full-length early film stills of the young star. Both are boldly signed in black ink by the elder actress. Est: $80-160

   1142. [GLAMOUR GIRLS] Two ladies known for their alluring public images. SPs, color, signed by French actress BRIGITTE BARDOT (b. 1933), 81/2"x111/2" magazine portrait; and supermodel CINDY CRAWFORD (b. 1966), 8"x10" close-up. Boldly penned in black felt tip. Light vertical wrinkling of printed magazine portrait; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1143. [GLAMOROUS LEADING LADIES] Three stars of Hollywood's Golden Age. SPs, b/w, 8"x10" elegant studio portraits. Among them JOAN BENNETT (1910-1990); LORETTA YOUNG (1913-2000); and JOAN FONTAINE (b. 1917), color. All boldly signed. Fine examples. Est: $150-250

   1144. [GOLDEN GIRLS] Popular Emmy-winning television sitcom (1985-92) starring BEA ARTHUR; BETTY WHITE; RUE MCCLANAHAN; and ESTELLE GETTY, now in syndication. Large darkly penned signatures on white panels with miniature film clapboard or slate signed by Bea Arthur in green felt tip. Attractively double matted under plexiglass beside 7"x9" color portrait of the four stars within wood frame. Overall 201/4"x15". Splendid presentation. Est: $60-120

   1145. [GONE WITH THE WIND] Academy Award winning film of 1939 translated from Margaret Mitchell's Pulitzer Prize winning novel. Collection of seven of the stars. Vintage individual signatures include CLARK GABLE in bold pencil; VIVIEN LEIGH; OLIVIA DE HAVILAND; BUTTERFLY MCQUEEN, adding character name; ANN RUTHERFORD; EVELYN KEYES; and CAMMI KING. Artistically double matted with four b/w film stills of scenes in which they appear and a color close-up of Rhett and Scarlett plus a color reproduction of the movie poster. Contained under plexiglass within matching embossed frame. Overall 331/2"x271/2". Superb presentation. Est: $800-1200

   1146. [GONE WITH THE WIND] Vintage brochure, 31/2"x81/2" 6pp fold-out, for "Atlanta's Gone With The Wind Commemoration" darkly signed on back cover by actress BUTTERFLY MCQUEEN (1911-1995), synonymous with her role as the weepy maid "Prissy." Held at the "World's Largest GWTW Museum" in Atlanta featuring collector Herb Bridge's GWTW Gallery. Minor soiling; else Fine. Est: $100-200

   1147. [GONE WITH THE WIND] A commemorative 1964 facsimile of the Mitchell's 1936 novel upon which the film was based authorized by her executors. Contained within illustrated slipcase. Inscribed and signed on title page by CAMMIE KING (b. 1934) who portrayed little Bonnie Blue Butler in the film. Also included are three Hollywood Classics Pop-Up Greeting Cards featuring the famous movie poster with Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh, each signed by King. All obtained in-person at an autograph signing session, the advertising flyer included. Very nice GWTW collection. COA by Mark Allen Baker Est: $100-300

   1148. BENNY GOODMAN (1909-1986). Clarinetist and bandleader known as the "King of Swing." He provided the music for The Benny Goodman Story in which he was portrayed by Steve Allen (1955). Vintage promotional ISP, b/w matte, 5"x53/4" three-quarter length standing portrait with clarinet. Darkly inscribed and signed "To Frank It was a pleasure visiting with ya, Best always Benny." Jul 25 1951 date stamp at bottom border. Laid to slightly larger backing; else Fine. Est: $100-200

   1149. LEO GORCEY (1915-1969). Diminutive star of second feature films, one of the original Dead End Kids, in Dead End (1937) and Angels With Dirty Faces (1938). SP, b/w matte, 5"x7" quarter-length portrait. Signed in red crayon across image, "Hi Ya! Leo." Signature a tad light; else Fine. Est: $60-120

   1150. BETTY GRABLE (1916-1973). World War II's favorite pinup girl, this 40's leading lady performed in light musicals and dramas such as Moon Over Miami (1941) and Mother Wore Tights (1947). Darkly signed white handkerchief, signature area 6"x4", beautifully double matted beneath famed swimsuit photo, 6"x9", to overall 10"x171/4". Photograph evidences some golding from processing flaw. Est: $80-160

   1151. [GRAND OLE OPRY] Two signed illustrated song books, 48pp each, 9"x12" each, Acuff-Rose Publications, Nashville, ca. 1949. "'Little' Jimmy Dickens Song Folio No. 1" is signed on cover featuring his image by JIMMY DICKENS (b. 1920) and four other country artists including BILLY STEWART; JABO CARINGTON; BOB MOORE; and FLOYD ROBINSON. Some doodling on imprinted label; corner fold at bottom cover; light soiling on covers; else VG. Plus "Songs Cowboy Copas Sings" signed on cover by [Lloyd] COWBOY COPAS (1913-1963) and three others. Best known for his hit recording "Alabam," he died tragically in a plane crash that also took the lives of country music legend Patsy Cline and Hawkshaw Hawkins. Minor edgewear; else Fine. Est: $100-250

   1152. ALEC GUINNESS (1914-2000). Distinguished British stage actor winning an Academy Award for his performance in Bridge on the River Kwai (1957). Promotional SP, b/w, 91/4"x71/2" film still in a scene from Lovesick (1983). Boldly signed in blue ink beside his image. Three borders trimmed; else near Fine. Est: $60-120

   1153. ALEC GUINNESS Splendid SP, color, 8"x10" close-up film still. Darkly signed beside his image. Handsomely double-matted under plexiglass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 13"x16". Fine example very nicely presented. Est: $60-120

   1154. ALAN HALE (1892-1950). Jovial actor in films since 1911 remembered for his role as Little John in Robin Hood, both in 1921 and 1938 versions. Vintage signature on yellow leaf boldly signed beneath sentiment in lavender ink, adding "'23." Fine example matted beneath b/w film still, 61/2"x8", and title panel under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Overall 14"x171/2". Nice. Est: $60-120

   1155. BARBARA HALE (b. 1921). American actress in Jolson Sings Again (1949, but best known as Perry Mason's loyal and knowledgeable secretary "Della Street" of television and film. Vintage ISP, b/w RKO publicity portrait of the glamorous young actress for the film Lady Luck. (1945). Darkly signed beneath inscription and sentiment. VG/Fine. Est: $50-100

   1156. [HALL & OATES] Song-writing Hall of fame duo DARYL HALL (b. 1946) and JOHN OATES (b. 1948) were uniquely able to cross over a variety of genre, and are usually associated with ballad-oriented pop-blue-eyed soul which dominated the charts during the 1970s and '80s. Large individually penned signatures on cards, 4"x3", custom double matted beneath 45-RPM record and album cover for two of their best known hits "Say It Isn't So" and "Kiss On My List." Contained under plexiglass within black matte frame. Great presentation. Est: $60-120

   1157. MARVIN HAMLISCH (b. 1945). Contemporary music composer of film scores twice receiving Academy Award. AMuQS on card with printed staves, 5"x3". Inscribed and signed. Three bars of his Oscar winning film score and song "The Way We Were" sung by Barbara Streisand in her movie of the same name with Robert Redford. Fine. Accompanied by 8"x10" unsigned portrait, a promotional film still from the movie, and the music sheet for the song featuring Streisand's image on cover. All in Fine condition. A wonderful ensemble suitable for framing. Est: $50-100

   1158. [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 cast members SCOTT BAIO; HENRY WINKLER; MARION ROSS; DON MOST; LINDA PURL and CRYSTAL BERNARD. 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". Great presentation. Est: $250-500

   1159. EMMYLOU HARRIS (b. 1947). Grammy winning country music singer, songwriter and musician enjoying a solo career as well as a sought-after duet partner. Signed cover of her 1979 album Blue Kentucky Girl, boldly penned in red ink. Artfully double matted with record and brass title plaque under plexiglass within embossed matte frame. Overall 29"x22". Impressive. Est: $80-160

   1160. WILL H. HAYS (1879-1954). Most identified as the president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America (1922-45) which instituted the Production Code, popularly known as the Hays Office for its efforts on behalf of film censorship. He had also been Chairman of the Republican National Committee and postmaster general under Warren Harding (1921-22). Vintage SP, b/w silver print, 71/4"x61/2" portrait seated at his desk. Darkly signed on white border in black fountain pen. Minor silvering at edges; else near Fine. Est: $50-100

   1161. SUSAN HAYWARD (1918-1975). Vivacious Academy Award winning actress in I Want to Live (1958). Large, darkly penciled signature on blue paper, 43/4"x4". Attractively double matted beside stunning b/w seated portrait of the young beauty, 8"x10". Overall 18"x141/2". Ideal for framing. Est: $60-120

   1162. RITA HAYWORTH (1918-1987). Glamorous star and dancer of the '40s who appeared in Gilda (1946) and Separate Tables (1958). TLS, 1p, 61/2"x71/2", Beverly Hills, Dec 3, 1957. To an admirer thanking her for a gift of potholders. "It was very thoughtful of you to make it for me and a really remarkable job for a girl of 12. I am happy you enjoyed Fire Down Below and I hope you will enjoy my new picture Separate Tables which I am just now starting to film..." Darkly signed in green ink. Double matted under glass beside b/w 8"x10" portrait within embossed frame. Overall 141/2"x193/4". Fine example attractively presented. Est: $100-200

   1163. KATHARINE HEPBURN (1907-2003). Enduringly dominant star of emancipated feminine roles who won four Academy Awards over her long career. TNS, 1p, 6"x51/2", n.p., May 29, 1988. The star writes a succinct response to a collector: "Dear Patsy Nava - I don't sign photographs - only letters - I hope this will do..." Darkly signed. Fine. Accompanied by alluring 41/4"x53/4" bust portrait, unsigned. Mounted under glass within attractive frame. Est: $150-250

   1164. [HOLLYWOOD ACTORS] Collection of 33 television and film actors, entertainers and executives. SPs, mostly b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Among them: KIEFER SUTHERLAND; KARL MALDEN; LOUIS NYE; LESLIE NIELSON; LARRY BLYDEN (d. 1975); JACK VALENTI; ANDREW ROBINSON; HAROLD RUSSELL; ANDREW PRINE; ED HIRLIHY; BILL CHRISTOPHER; FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA; JACKIE MASON; ERIC PIERPOINT; DANNY DEVITO; MORGAN FREEMAN; BRAD DOURIF; RUTGER HAUER; CONAN O'BRIEN; JOEL HIGGINS; TERRY CARTER; ENRICO COLATONI; PAUL CARR; DAN LAURIA; ALAN RACHINS; PAUL PICERNI; BRIAN BEDFORD; FERNANDO ALLENDE; VINCE VAUGHN, 5"x7"; JOHN 'DUSTY' KING (d. 1987); RICHARD LIBERTINI; JONATHAN WINTERS; BILL DANA; and ROBERT LOGGIA. Overall Fine. Est: $150-450

   1165. [HOLLYWOOD COLLECTION] Set of five Tinseltown personalities. Partly printed blue credit application forms, 6"x33/4" each, for Chasen's in Los Angeles, 1965-75. Signers include playwright NEIL SIMON; composer BURT BACHARACH; director-producer PETER BOGDANOVICH; and actors WALTER MATTHAU; and JACKIE COOPER. Overall Fine. Est: $150-300

   1166. [HOLLYWOOD COLLECTION] Assortment of 13 actors and actresses, several deceased. SPs and ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Included are child actor FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW in a scene from Captains Courageous, inscribed with corner tip wear; thin flaw in negative away from signature; JO VAN FLEET; BOB DENVER; STERLING HOLLOWAY; MILLIE PERKINS; VINCE EDWARDS; JESSE WHITE, color, inscribed; WHIT BISSELL, inscribed; WILL ROGERS JR, inscribed; JACK STERLING, inscribed, mounting remnants on verso; UNA MERKEL in a scene from an early film; IRENE WORTH; and DON ADAMS. Generally Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $100-200

   1167. [HOLLYWOOD STARS] Collection of seven actors and actresses. Signatures include ROLAND WINTERS on 6"x321/2" card, adding 'Charlie Chan'; and FRANCIS WILSON on 31/2"x21/4" card, adding sentiment. Plus a signed check by ANTHONY QUINN drawn on The Franlor Company account at First National Bank of Nevada, Apr 23, 1970, payable to Robin Estridge for $500. Boldly signed. Annotated "Living Allowance." Clerking stamps away from signature. Two TLsS, 2pp, approx 61/4"x73/4", 1950s. On her personal letterhead, Feb 19, 1952, JANE WYMAN responds to admirer Perry Swann. In part, "...Letters like yours encourage an actress to work harder and perhaps ease the burden of many people...It was a revelation to me to discover the large number of deaf people in the United States after the release of Johnny Belinda. The children and I love our church and hope some day we may visit yours..." With original transmittal envelope. Also stage and film actress PEGGY WOOD writes on her personal letterhead to a fan thanking her for a "beautifully made potholder..." Finally, LORETTA YOUNG states her favorite Bible quotation as "Before Abraham was, I am." She explains, "More than any other quotation it brings the everpresence of God into my powers of realization. It means, to me, that God has always been aware of us, taken care of us, and always will. Yesterday, today - and forever." All are boldly signed. Minor wear; else overall Fine. Est: $100-200

   1168. BOB HOPE (1903-2003). Wisecracking comedian of stage and screen in a career that spanned vaudeville, radio, television and around 60 films. DS, 8pp, 81/2"x14", Burbank, Jan 19, 1983. Standard AFTRA engagement contract between Bob Hope enterprises and dancer/actress Lola Falana for her appearance at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium as part of Hope's Super Bowl comedy special for a fee of $10,000. Signed by Hope at bottom of first page and by Falana's attorney. Minor wrinkling; staple punctures at top corner tip; else Fine. Accompanied by file of several unsigned related materials. Est: $100-200

   1169. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON (1886-1970). Star comic character actor from the '20s through the '40s in Top Hat (1935) and Arsenic and Old Lace (1944); cartoon voice actor in the '60s. ANS on first flyleaf of book, The Border Lord by Jan Westcott, Crown Publishers, 1946. First Edition. No dust jacket. Horton thanks "Grant" for his hospitality while appearing in Springtime for Henry in Cape May, NJ. Boldly penned and signed, adding "Aug 7 - 47." Light dampstain at bottom left corner of page with light ink bleed; else Fine. Book evidences minor shelfwear; else in excellent condition. Est: $60-120

   1170. RACHEL HUNTER (b. 1969). New Zealand born fashion model and actress. SP, color, 10"x8" prone portrait in swimwear. Boldly signed in red felt tip. Fine example double matted under plexiglass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 16"x13". Est: $50-100

   1171. [I DREAM OF JEANNIE] Popular television comedy series (1965-70) starring BARBARA EDEN and LARRY HAGMAN. Large, boldly penned individual signatures, 4"x2" each. Fine. Attractively double matted under plexiglass beneath descriptive panel and color 8"x10" film still of the hapless major and his genie. Simple frame. Overall 151/4"x201/4". Nice. Est: $60-120

   1172. [INDIANA JONES] Blockbuster film series starring Hollywood leading actor HARRISON FORD. SP, color, 8"x10" portrait of Harrison and respected star SEAN CONNERY in costume for the 1989 episode The Last Crusade. Both have boldly signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1173. KATHY IRELAND (b. 1963). American supermodel, actress, and entrepreneur, the chief designer and CEO of Kathy Ireland Worldwide. SP, color, 71/2"x91/2" film still from Loaded Weapon 1 (1993). Boldly signed beneath sentiment, "With love..." Fine example nicely matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x15". Est: $60-120

   1174. JEREMY IRONS (b. 1948). Academy Award winning English actor in Reversal of Fortune (1990). Striking SP, b/w, 8"x10" seated portrait. Boldly signed in silver felt tip. Handsomely double matted under glass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 13"x16". Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1175. [JAMES BOND] Screen-used movie prop used in production of 2002 Bond film Die Another Day. Hard plastic Ice Palace Guard prop gun, 20" in length with screw-on plastic silencer, two metal sling clips, a pistol grip and hard plastic front grip. Excellent condition. Accompanied by COA from The Prop Store of London. Est: $300-500

   1176. [JAMES BOND] Signed book The World is Not Enough by RAYMOND BENSON, 200pp, 61/4"x91/2", Hodder & Stoughton; London, 1999. First Printing. Based on the screenplay by Neal Purvis and Robert Wade. Signed on title page by the author in black felt tip. Jacket and book in Fine condition. Est: $150-300

   1177. [JAMES BOND] Enormously popular film series based on the novels by Ian Fleming. Succeeding Sean Connery in the series was Roger Moore (b. 1927) who portrayed the character longer than anyone else, 1973-85. Original color movie posters for two of his Bond films, Live and Let Die (1973); and Moonraker (1979), each 27"x41". Original folds; minor abrasions along outer fold of one; else Fine. Est: $100-200

   1178. AL JARDINE (b. 1942). Founding member of the popular Beach Boys as rhythm guitarist and occasional vocalist. He continues to tour with his Endless Summer Band. ISP, b/w, three-quarter-length portrait of the Beach Boys in later years. Boldly signed, adding "The Beach Boys '95." Fine. Est: $150-400

   1179. WAYLON JENNINGS (1937-2002). Influential country singer/songwriter and guitarist. In the mid-'80s he toured with a quartet called "The Highwaymen" with Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. Signed CD cover for his 1992 album Ol' Waylon Sings Ol'Hank, 5"x5". Darkly signed in silver felt tip. Handsomely double matted beneath color quarter-length portrait, 8"x8", and contained under glass within embossed matte frame. Overall 15"x23". Impressive. Est: $60-120

   1180. JEWEL (b. 1974). American rock and country singer and songwriter as well as actress and philanthropist. Boldly signed card in blue felt tip, 4"x2", artistically double matted beneath her CD Spirit with disc (1998). Contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 12"x151/4". Nice display. Est: $60-100

   1181. BILLY JOEL (b. 1949). Iconic six-time Grammy winning singer, songwriter and pianist. Publicity ISP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length portrait in business attire standing in water up to his waist. Darkly inscribed and signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1182. ELTON JOHN (b. 1947). Enduringly popular British recording artist appearing in Tommy in 1975, receiving multiple awards for his work; knighted in 1998. SP, b/w, 8"x10" promotional portrait for his Love Songs album. Boldly signed beneath sentiment. Attractively double matted beside CD cover and disc for his two singles "Something About The Way You Look Tonight" and "Candle In The Wind 1997" in loving tribute to Princess Diana, which became the fastest selling single of all time. Contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 20"x151/2". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1183. AL JOLSON (1886-1950). Often referred to as the "greatest entertainer of all time," he had electrifying presence on stage. On Broadway for years, Jolson stared in the first talking picture, The Jazz Singer in 1927. DS, 1p, 8"x20", Jan 6, 1941. Standard Actors' Equity Association contract for his services as a member of the cast in the play "Hold On To Your Hats". Darkly signed in space provided. Light general toning; normal folds; else Fine. Performed at the Schubert Theatre on Broadway, Jolson both produced and acted in the musical. Est: $150-250

   1184. AL JOLSON SP, b/w, 5"x7" quarter-length portrait. Darkly signed beside image. Fine. Handsomely presented under plexiglass within ornate wood frame. Overall 71/2"x91/2". Est: $150-300

   1185. BUCK JONES (1889-1942). Early Western star of the 20's and 30's in The Lone Rider (1930) who tragically lost his life in the notorious Cocoanut Grove fire in Boston. Fine boldly penned signature beneath sentiment on light yellow paper, 4"x2". Custom double matted beside color movie poster for his 1930 film Men Without Law and 8"x10" quarter-length portrait in Western attire. Portrait evidences improper finishing process with golding in some areas. Contained under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 23"x151/4". Superb presentation. Est: $80-160

   1186. GEORGE JONES (b. 1931). Chart topping award-winning country singer known for his distinctive voice and phrasing. His autobiography with Tom Carter, I Lived to Tell It All, 333pp, 61/2"x91/2", Villard, New York, 1996. First Printing. Darkly signed on front endpaper in black felt tip. Mint condition. Est: $400-700

   1187. TOM JONES Sir Thomas Jones Woodward (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 (1969-1971). SP, b/w, 8"x10" portrait of the older singer. Signed in silver felt tip across his image. Ink a little uneven; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1188. BORIS KARLOFF (1887-1969). British stage and screen actor known for his textured, sympathetic portrayal of the Frankenstein monster and other horror film characters. Vintage signature in blue fountain pen, 3"x2". Ink only slightly uneven; else near Fine. Handsomely double matted beneath printed color movie poster for the 1931 film that made him famous, 91/2"x13", and contained under glass within simple black frame. Overall 141/4"x201/4". Very nice. Est: $150-350

   1189. B. B. KING (b. 1925). Mississippi-born blues guitarist and songwriter Riley B. King, the "Blues Boy from Beale Street" known for naming his guitars "Lucille," recorded his legendary album Live at the Regal in 1964. His single "When Love Comes to Town" with U2 reached a new generation (1988). Colorful House of Blues Concert Pass featuring his image with "Lucille," 31/2"x61/4". Boldly signed in silver felt tip beside his image. Fine. Attractively double matted under glass within simple frame. Overall 91/4"x111/4". Nice. Est: $80-160

   1190. CAMMIE KING (b. 1934). Child actress who played Bonnie Blue Butler in Gone With The Wind (1939). SP, b/w, 9"x7" portrait atop her pony wearing her blue velvet riding habit in a scene from the film. Boldly signed at bottom image, adding "Bonnie." Attractively double-matted under glass within embossed wood frame. Fine example. Est: $60-100

   1191. [KINGS OF SOUL] Two of the best R&B and soul singers of their day, both songwriters and record producers died tragically in gunfire. SAM COOKE (1931-1964), considered one of the true pioneers of soul music who produced his own label; and MARVIN GAYE (1939-1984), Motown's top male solo artist at the time. Darkly penned signatures. Cooke adds sentiment, "Loads of Luck!...", 23/4"x13/4", mounted within mat frame beneath b/w, 5"x7" bust portrait. Overall 11"x14". Gaye's signature, 41/2"x31/2", is mounted within mat frame surrounded by five small photographs, to overall 14"x10". Fine. Est: $200-450


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   1193. KISS Signed plain paper record sleeve for one of their albums. Darkly penned by all four band members, Stanley adding "Rock on!" Artfully double matted with record and title panel above color photograph of the group, 91/2"x51/2". Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 251/2"x201/4". Nice. Est: $100-250

   1194. KISS Eclectic collection including a cut signature by Stanley, 4"x2", signed in ballpoint; a b/w printed cartoon sketch of the group with descriptive text, 6"x3", signed by FREHLEY and CRISS; and a Kiss trading card signed by SIMMONS. Handsomely matted beneath color photograph, 81/2"x6" and title panel under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 15"x22". Very nice. Est: $80-160

   1195. KISS Cover art from their Rock and Roll Over album, 8"x8". Signed by all four band members GENE SIMMONS, ACE FREHLEY, PETER CRISS, and PAUL STANLEY. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1196. DON KNOTTS (1924-2006). Emmy-winning American "hayseed" comedian most noted for his work as Barney on The Andy Griffith Show. DS, 1p, 81/2"x11", n.p., Sep 29, 1978. Acknowledgment and acceptance of Federal Communication Act provisions on inclusion of commercial matter for compensation regarding the pilot or exercised option of new series "now entitled 'Piper's Pets'..." Boldly signed. Two file punch holes and staple punctures at top margin; tiny nick at right edge with no paper loss; else Fine. Accompanied by b/w 8"x10" portrait in costume. Fine. Est: $50-100

   1197. PATTI LABELLE Patricia Louise Holt (1944). Distinguished by her unique vocal range, the R&B/soul vocalist found her own successful solo career after leading moderately successful groups Bluebelles and Labelle. Her album Released (1980) signed across cover image in blue felt tip beneath sentiment, 12"x12", artfully arranged with record and matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 241/4"x181/4". Fine example attractively presented. Est: $60-120

   1198. HEDY LAMAR (b. 1913). Glamorous Austrian leading lady of the '30s and '40s in White Cargo (1942) and Samson and Delilah (1949). Vintage postcard printed SP, b/w, 31/2"x51/2" half-length portrait. Postmarked in Hollywood, Oct 26, 1948. Boldly signed across her image. Light edgewear; tiny abrasion at top right corner tip; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1199. PEGGY LEE (1920-2002). American nightclub jazz singer and songwriter who received an Academy Award Nomination for her performance in Pete Kelly's Blues (1955). Very nice ISP, b/w, 8"x10" close-up. Darkly signed across image. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1200. [LEGENDARY LEADING MEN] Three Hollywood superstars of their era. Signatures include ERROL FLYNN (1909-1959), irregular 31/2"x2", in red ink. Tiny nick beside down stroke of last name. Also, ROBERT TAYLOR (1911-1969) in bold pencil, 41/4"x2". A partly printed DS by GREGORY PECK, (1916-2003), a bank check drawn on Melville Productions account at United California Bank, Beverly Hills, May 25, 1973. Payable to Lincoln National Insurance Co. for $606.46. Darkly signed in black ink. Very light Paid stamp slightly overlaying first initial. Fine examples with noted exceptions. Each is attractively matted near their b/w, 8"x10" photographs. Overall, approx 12"x16" each and suitable for framing. A superb ensemble. Est: $300-600

   1201. VIVIEN LEIGH (1913-1967). British leading lady of stage and screen married to Lawrence Olivier who won Academy Awards for Gone With the Wind (1939) and A Streetcar Named Desire (1951). SP, b/w, 8"x10" promotional portrait of Leigh and Clark Gable for GWTW. Signed in blue ink across bottom image. Signature only a little light; three binder holes at right edge well away from photographic image; else VG. Est: $400-600

   1202. VIVIEN LEIGH Printed rotogravure closeup of the young actress mounted to album leaf. Partially signed in blue ink across dark area of her image; irregular tear extending from right edge with no paper loss barely touches her image. Est: $250-450

   1203. JERRY LEE LEWIS (b. 1935). High energy pioneer of rock 'n' roll music, he is also a renowned country music singer, songwriter, and pianist. He is a member of both the Rock 'n' Roll and Rockabilly Halls of Fame. Springhill commemorative poster celebrating "The Founders of Rock 'n' Roll," 14"x21", featuring his portrait by acclaimed illustrator Michael Schwab. Boldly signed in red felt tip beneath his image. Some staining on verso; else Fine. Est: $80-150

   1204. JERRY LEE LEWIS Printed SP, b/w, 8"x10" half-length candid portrait in performance at piano. Boldly signed in red felt tip beside is image. Fine. Attractively double matted and ready to frame. Overall 11"x14". Est: $60-120

   1205. LIBERACE (1919-1987). Flamboyant American pianist-showman of stage, nightclubs and television infrequently seen in films. His book, Liberace: An Autobiography, 316pp, 6"x81/2", G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1973. First Edition, Third Issue. Boldly inscribed "Love to Fay" and signed in blue ink on colophon page adding "1974." Dust wrapper evidences top edge tears with small paper loss at top spine and corner tip; some scuffing; else in good condition. Minor edge wear to handsome gilt and white book; else VG. Est: $100-200

   1206. LIBERACE Striking ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length still of the smiling entertainer. Darkly inscribed and signed across his image, adding "1985." Occasional surface wrinkles; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1207. HAROLD LLOYD (1893-1971). American comedian in silent films since 1916 famous for his bumbling, bespectacled character and for dangerous stunts and chase scenes in thrill-comedies. He completed nearly 500 films by the end of his career. Vintage endorsement on verso of DS, a bank check drawn on the business account of Rolin Film Co, Los Angeles, Jun 26, 1915. Made payable to H. C. Lloyd for $50. Boldly signed on verso. Punch cancellation and light folds well away from signature. Handsomely presented within shadowbox mat display beneath copy of the face of the check. Above display is a classic printed 81/2"x12" film still of the actor as he dangles from a clock tower over a busy city street. Overall 131/4"x33". Ready for framing. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1208. HAROLD LLOYD Nice reproduced ISP, sepia, 10"x8" film still from Safety Last (1923). Darkly penned in lavender ink, "Hello Pat - I stay closer to the ground now..." Fine. Contained within mat frame to overall 133/4"x12". Est: $100-250

   1209. JENNIFER LOPEZ (b. 1969). Actress, Grammy Award-nominated pop/Latin pop/R&B singer, and dancer, also known as JLo. Signed cover of Jul 1998 issue of Ocean Drive, 9"x111/2". Darkly penned near image. Fine example attractively matted with title panel under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 131/4"x19". Est: $60-120

   1210. SOPHIA LOREN (b. 1934). Legendary Italian beauty and international actress in many movies including her Academy Award winning Two Women (1961). Her book, Sophia Living and Loving, 216pp, 53/4"x83/4", Michael Joseph Ltd., London, 1979. First Printing. Boldly inscribed and signed on half-title page, adding "1981." Original dust jacket and book in Fine condition. Est: $80-160

   1211. SOPHIA LOREN Stunning SP, b/w, 7"x91/2" quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed at bottom image. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1212. COURTNEY LOVE (b. 1964). The controversial widow of Kurt Cobain, she was lead singer for the defunct band Hole and actress. Complete Feb 1995 issue of Spin magazine, 10"x12", featuring her portrait on cover. Boldly signed across her image. Fine. Est: $50-100

   1213. LORETTA LYNN (b. 1935). Grammy winning leading country female vocalist during much of the 1960's and 70's, and one of the most admired. Her 1967 album Don't Come Home A Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) boldly signed beneath sentiment beside her image. Minor soiling; else Fine. Beautifully presented with recording under plexiglass within custom mat and simple black frame. Overall 241/4"x181/4". Quite nice. Est: $150-300

   1214. MARION MACK (1901-1989). Silent film actress and screenwriter best remembered as the heroine in film classic The General (1927) opposite Buster Keaton. ISP, b/w, 10"x8" in a scene with Keaton from that film. Signed beside her image, "To Peter Therrien with Memories of 'The General'..." She adds date beneath "5/12/88." Est: $50-100

   1215. MARCEL MARCEAU (b. 1923). World famous French mime who some have said revived the art of pantomime, his sad-faced clown "Bip" his best-known characterization. SP, silver print format, 31/2"x51/2". Boldly inscribed and signed in blue felt tip with good contrast adding characteristic "Bip" with flower drawing above his name. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1216. FREDRIC MARCH (1897-1975). Much respected stage and screen actor in Inherit the Wind and The Best Years of Our Lives for which he won an Academy Award. Vintage ISP, b/w matte, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Darkly signed in fountain pen, "To Mrs. Lion - with every good wish for her happiness always..." Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1217. HERBERT MARSHALL (1890-1966). Suave leading English film and theatre actor in The Little Foxes (1941) and The Razor's Edge (1946). He overcame the loss of his leg in WWI returning to the stage wearing prosthesis to enjoy a long career. Superb SP, sepia, 5"x7" standing portrait, his hands resting on a sofa. Darkly signed in blue fountain pen. Accompanied by a signed album page beneath sentiment, "All good wishes..." Light vertical center fold; minor edge wear; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-120

   1218. DEAN MARTIN (1917-1995). Popular singer and leading actor formerly teamed with Jerry Lewis in '50s comedy team. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait of Martin, boldly signed in felt tip. Two borders trimmed; else VG/Fine. Est: $80-160

   1219. ZEPPO MARX (1901-1979). Herbert "Zeppo" Marx was the youngest of the Marx Brothers vaudeville and Hollywood films comedy team. He retired in 1935, but his brothers continued performing. Partly printed DS, a yellow business bank check drawn on Security Pacific National Bank, Cathedral City, CA, Jun 4, 1974. Payable to Presley Precision Diving for $16. Boldly signed. Light show-through of clerking stamps away from signature; else Fine. Mounted with promotional photo for the Marx Brothers, 4"x41/2", and an individual candid photo of Zeppo, 3"x31/2". Attractively matted with title panel under glass within simple frame. Overall 14"x18". Fine. Est: $80-160

   1220. KATHY MATTEA (b.1959). West Virginia born country singer and songwriter performed back-to-back number one hits "Goin' Gone" and "Eighteen Wheels and A Dozen Roses." Promotional SP, b/w, 71/2"x91/2". Boldly signed across her image with sentiment. Fine example matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x14". Attractive. Est: $50-100

   1221. DAVE MATTHEWS (b. 1967). Grammy winning lead vocalist and guitarist for the Dave Matthews Band. SP, b/w, overall 8"x10" publicity portrait of the band members. Boldly signed in blue felt tip by Matthews. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1222. [MAVERICK] This 1994 film version of the popular vintage television series starred MEL GIBSON and JODIE FOSTER. Two SPs, color, 8"x10" individual film stills of the characters. Each is boldly signed in felt tip. Fine examples. Handsomely double matted under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Overall 25"x16". Nice presentation. Est: $80-160

   1223. LOUIS B. MAYER (1885-1957). Early entertainment and movie executive who with Sam Goldwyn formed MGM in 1924, generally credited with creating the star system in the Hollywood Golden Age, receiving a special Academy Award in 1950 for distinguished service to the motion picture industry. TDS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Culver City, Aug 15, 1929. To film music orchestrator FREDERICK STAHLBERG exercising his option to renew his employment contract for one year. Darkly signed as vice president and acknowledged by Stahlberg. Two file punch holes at top border with tiny tears from removal; else near Fine. Est: $100-250

   1224. MARTINA MCBRIDE (b. 1966). Grammy Award winning country music artist known for her crossover songs as well. Signed admission ticket for her Private Performance Concert on Jul 20, 2000. Unused. Darkly penned in red felt tip. Beautifully double matted beside music photo for her song "A Broken Wing" from Evolution (1998), 5"x7". Contained under glass within wood frame. Very nice. Est: $60-100

   1225. JOHN MELLENCAMP (b. 1951). Popular American singer and songwriter of folk rock music. Two SPs, b/w, 8"x10" promotional portraits from 1992 and 1996. Each is boldly signed in black felt tip, adding date. Fine examples. Est: $100-200

   1226. 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). Signed album cover for her 1971 MCA Records recording entitled Call Me Madam. Darkly signed in red felt tip. Record not present. Fine. Est: $50-100

   1227. ETHEL MERMAN 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

   1228. [METALLICA] Successful heavy metal rock band formed in 1981. Publicity SP, b/w, overall 10"x8" portrait signed by all of the band members: JAMES HETFIELD; KIRK HAMMETT; LARS ULRICH; and JASON NEWSTED. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1229. ANN MILLER (b. 1919). Lithe American dancer in films since mid-30s in Kiss Me Kate (1953). Printed ISP, color, 10"x8" promotional still in a dancing scene from Hit The Deck (1955). Darkly penned and signed in blue ink. Fine. Est: $50-100

   1230. GLENN MILLER (1904-1944). American jazz bandleader, arranger, and trombone player, who led the most popular dance band of the late '30s and early '40s. Vintage SP, matte sepia-toned, 5"x7" three-quarter-length with trombone. Darkly signed in blue fountain pen, partly penned through silhouette with fair contrast; else Fine. Custom matted under glass with brass plaque within antiqued frame. Overall 10"x121/2". Very nice. Est: $300-500

   1231. EDDIE MONEY (b. 1949). A former policeman for the NYPD, he found his calling as a rock musician in the mid-'70s. Promotional album cover for his first release, Eddie Money (1977). Boldly inscribed and signed beside his image adding, "Thanks for your support..." Fine example. Recording not present. Est: $60-120

   1232. [THE MONKEES] Television series depicting misadventures of a rock band of the same name (1966-68). The band became one of the most popular rock bands of its time. SP, color, 133/4"x11" seated portrait of the four bandmembers: DAVID JONES; MICKEY DOLENZ; PETER TORK; and MICHAEL NESMITH. Each has boldly signed in black felt tip above his image. Top right corner tip crease in blank area; couple minor surface flaws; else VG/Fine. Est: $60-150

   1233. CLAYTON MOORE (1908-1999). Tall leading man of '40s second features, later famous as television's Lone Ranger. Signed card, adding "Lone Ranger," in blue felt tip, 4"x13/4". Attractively matted beneath color 8"x10" standing portrait with his horse Silver and descriptive panel. Contained under plexiglass within black matte frame. Overall 14"x18". Very nice presentation. Est: $80-150

   1234. CLAYTON MOORE SP, color, 10"x8" film still of the "Masked Man" and Tonto. Boldly signed across his image, adding "Lone Ranger." Fine. Est: $60-120

   1235. DEMI MOORE (b. 1962). Leading actress in The Butchers Wife and A Few Good Men. Boldly signed card beneath sentiment "Peace," 41/4"x21/2", attractively double matted beneath 8"x10" color portrait from the famed Feb 9, 1995 issue of Rolling Stones in which she appeared nude on the cover during her pregnancy. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 13"x17". Est: $60-100

   1236. [MUSICAL CELEBRITIES] Four internationally renowned pianists. FDC with attractive cachet honoring Scott Joplin signed by ragtime pianist and composer EUBIE BLAKE (1883-1983). Postmarked in Sedalia, Jun 9, 1983. A recital program, 51/2"x81/2", signed on cover by English husband and wife classical duo-pianists ETHEL BARTLETT (1896-1978) and RAE ROBERTSON (1893-1956). Light soiling; minor right edge wear. Lastly, a TLS by premiere Danish pianist and entertainer VICTOR BORGE (1909-2000), 1p, 71/4"x101/2", Las Vegas, Sep 20, 1957. On Hotel Sahara letterhead to and admirer. In part, "...I am sorry to be so late in answering, but I have since been on tour in the States, Canada and Europe. It was kind of you to say how much you enjoyed my television program, especially as your daughter was to play Tchaikowsky's Concerto at the same time..." All are boldly signed. Overall Fine with noted exception. Est: $80-160

   1237. [MORK & MINDY] Popular scifi-based comedy series (1978-82) starring ROBIN WILLIAMS and PAM DAWBER showcasing Williams' comedic talents. Signed 1978 Paramount trading card featuring Robin Williams as Mork, 21/2"x31/2", inscribed and signed in blue ink; plus a color 8"x10" seated portrait of Pam Dawber in costume, boldly signed beneath sentiment. Nicely double-matted with unsigned still of the two and title panel. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 201/4"x15". Est: $60-120

   1238. [MÖTLEY CRÜE] One of the most successful American hard rock bands featuring musicians NIKKI SIXX on bass guitar, drummer TOMMY LEE, guitarist MICK MARS, and vocalist VINCE NEIL whose decadent lifestyles nearly shattered the band. Their best-selling 1987 album Girls, Girls, Girls signed by all four members on the cover. Tiny notch at bottom cover; else Fine. Recording present. Est: $80-160

   1239. [MOVIE FRAMES] Three Hollywood actresses. Fine boldly signed signatures double matted with film stills signed by Academy Award winner HELEN HUNT in a scene from As Good As it Gets (1997); and award winning young actress BRITTANY MURPHY in a scene from Don't Say a Word (2001), who signs a section of film in red felt tip. Present also is SP, color, 8"x10" close-up of RENÉE O'CONNOR, best known for her role as Gabriell in Xena: Warrior Princess. Each is contained under plexiglass and attractively framed. Each approx 131/4"x153/4" overall. Est: $60-120

   1240. [MUSICIANS COLLECTION] Eclectic assortment of 27 music artists. ISPs, SPs, b/w and color, 8"x10" mostly promotional portraits. Many add sentiments and a few are dated. Individually signed by MEL TILLIS; ANDY WILLIAMS; BARBARA MANDRELL; RANDY TRAVIS; GEORGE STRAIT; THEODORE BIKEL; MEL TORMÉ; BOBBY VEE, printed, slightly grainy; LENA HORNE; ARETHA FRANKLIN across dark area with poor contrast; K. T. OSLIN; BEN KING with lengthy sentiment, signed twice; JUDY COLLINS; JONNY LANG; DICK CONTINO; MARTINA MCBRIDE; BUD SHARB; CHARLIE DANIELS; CHIP DAVIS of Mannheim Steamroller; RAY CONNIFF; YANNI; CHARLIE PRIDE; PATTI PAGE with Post-It note stating "The signature is authentic!! Patti"; MAUREEN MCGOVERN; BONNIE BARTLETT; PHIL COLLINS; and EDDY ARNOLD with brief TLS on his personal letterhead attesting the photograph signature to be authentic. Generally VG/Fine examples. Accompanied by two unsigned vintage photos of Patsy Montana, "the yodeling cowgirl" with letter from her family after her death in 1996. Est: $100-250

   1241. [MY THREE SONS] Hugely popular television comedy series of the '60s (1960-72), the longest running live-action family sitcom after Ozzie and Harriet. With FRED MACMURRAY (1908-1991) as the anchor, the cast included WILLIAM DEMAREST (1892-1983); DON GRADY; TINA COLE; BARRY LIVINGSTON; and his real-life brother STANLEY LIVINGSTON. Boldly signed individual signatures of the entire cast double matted with color portrait, 10"x8", and contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 28"x16". Excellent assemblage. Est: $100-250

   1242. CLARENCE NASH (1904-1985). American voice actor, best known as the voice of Donald Duck for Walt Disney animations for more than 50 years, in over 120 shorts and films. Superb ISP, color, 8"x10" standing portrait with model of Donald Duck character on his knee. Darkly signed across moderately dark area with good contrast. Fine. Handsomely triple-matted with descriptive brass plate to overall 111/2"x151/2". Ready for framing. Est: $60-150

   1243. PAUL NEWMAN (b. 1925). Academy Award-winning leading man critically acclaimed in Hud, Cool Hand Luke and The Verdict. Darkly penned signature beneath sentiment in black felt tip, 31/2"x11/4", beautifully double matted beneath color photo, 61/2"x71/2". Contained under plexiglass within double wood frame. Overall 141/4"x171/4". Fine example handsomely presented. Est: $60-100

   1244. STEVIE NICKS (b. 1948). American singer and songwriter best known for her work with Fleetwood Mac, she has also achieved success as a solo artist. Her first solo album, Bella Donna (1981), signed in white ink across black area. Minor corner edgewear; else Fine. Recording present. Est: $60-120

   1245. TED NUGENT (b. 1948). Heavy metal guitarist with groups beginning with Amboy Dukes and later the Damn Yankees while intermittently enjoying a successful solo career. His 1977 foldout album, Cat Scratch Fever. Large signature boldly penned across illustrated back cover, adding "'92." Minor edgewear; small punch hole at left edge; else near Fine. Recording present. Est: $80-160

   1246. [OCEAN'S ELEVEN] A 2001 remake of the 1960 film of the same name. SP, color, overall 8"x10" image of the movie poster. Signed by four of the stars GEORGE CLOONEY; BRAD PITT; MATT DAMON; and JULIA ROBERTS. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1247. SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER 1st Baron Olivier of Brighton (1907-1989). British actor and director best known for his interpretations of Shakespeare's Othello and Richard III and including Hamlet for which he won an Academy Award (1948). TLS "L Olivier," 1p, 71/4"x101/2", n.p., Feb 12, 1958. To an admirer thanking her "for your charming letter and the very nice things you have to say. I wish to thank you especially for the delightful purple and white pot holders which are so beautifully made and I shall use them with a great deal of pleasure..." Accompanied by very nice SP, b/w, 5"x8" close-up portrait, inscribed and signed to the same lady, adding "All Good wishes..." Fine. Est: $80-160

   1248. SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER SP, b/w, 7"x9" montage of the actor in costume for five of the roles in which he was most noted. Signed in fountain pen above images. Ink a little uneven but easily legible; else Fine. Attractively matted to overall 12"x14" and ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1249. [ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST] Academy Award winning 1975 film sweeping the major Oscar categories. ISP, b/w, 10"x8" film still of stars JACK NICHOLSON and LOUISE FLETCHER in a scene from the film. Each has boldly signed across image, Fletcher adding inscription and sentiment. Minor border bends and wrinkling; else Fine. Est: $100-250

   1250. [OZZIE & HARRIET] Saxaphone playing bandleader OZZIE NELSON (1906-1975) and HARRIET HILLIARD (1909-1994) appeared together in his '30s band, marrying in 1935. They went on to star in the long running family television series, The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet (1952-66) together with their sons Ricky and David. Vintage irregular penned signatures, approx 31/4"x1/2" each. General toning and occasional foxing. Attractively double matted under plexiglass beneath b/w film still in a scene from the series and a second advertisement for their series on ABC, plus a smaller image of the opening still showing the front door of their TV home. Simple black matte frame. Overall 201/4"x181/4". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1251. FESS PARKER (b. 1924). Leading man with some stage experience best remembered for his portrayals of frontiersmen Davey Crockett and Daniel Boone of the '50s and '60s. ISP, b/w, three-quarter length seated portrait in buckskins. Inscribed in ballpoint, "For Brenda / Best Wishes / Fess Parker," adding "'Dan'l Boone.'" Tiny border nick; else Fine. Est: $50-100

   1252. DOLLY PARTON (b. 1946). Multiple Grammy winning country singer who made her screen debut in popular film Nine to Five (1980). Her 1977 album New Harvest...First Gathering, darkly inscribed and signed near her image on foldout front cover. Scattered light abrasions and soiling; else in very good condition. Recording present. Est: $60-120

   1253. LES PAUL (b. 1915). Skilled guitarist, important in the development of modern electric instruments and recording techniques. He pioneered the development of the electric guitar, multitrack recording and other effects. He and his wife Mary performed with his trio in popular songs "How High the Moon," and "Vaya Con Dios." Reproduced SP, b/w, 11"x14" close-up of the young couple. Les has boldly signed beside his image in blue felt tip Fine. Est: $80-160

   1254. CARL PERKINS (1932-1998). Pioneer of rockabilly music best known for writing "Blue Suede Shoes" (1955) which flew off the charts. Fine signed card, 6"x4", darkly penned in black ink. In full, "Sincerely yours! Carl Perkins 'Blue Suede Shoes'" in four lines. Attractively double matted beneath b/w 8"x10" Sun Records promotional portrait. Overall 111/2"x18". Ready for framing. Quite nice. Est: $60-120

   1255. SAM PHILLIPS (1923-2003). Legendary founder of Sun Records in Memphis who played a major part in the emergence of rock and roll as a major force in popular music in the '50s. Among those he discovered and promoted were Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, B.B. King, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, etc. Darkly signed card, 5"x3". Fine. Est: $100-200

   1256. [PLAYBILL COLLECTION] Assortment of 21 signed theatre Playbill magazines plus four title pages. Among them: Royal Theatre production of Grease signed on cover by the star of the film version JOHN TRAVOLTA. Other covers are signed by TOMMY TUNE; CONSTANCE TOWERS; AUSTIN PENDLETON plus signed 8"x10" photo; BETTY BUCKLEY plus TNS to collector; BRIAN BEDFORD; SADA THOMPSON with ANS to collector; RENÉ AUBERJONOIS; DANNY AIELLO; KAY BALLARD; HAL LINDEN; CAROL BRUCE across clear tape with ANS; HECTOR ELIZONDO; RUTH WARRICK; and DEBBIE REYNOLDS. Also Playbills signed on title pages by stars GLYNIS JOHNS; BETH HOWLAND; and one other. Plus signed title pages removed from theatre magazines signed by ARMAND ASSANTE; SAM WATERSTON with costar LIV ULLMANN; SANDY DENNIS with costar TED BESSELL plus signed "Who's Who" page signed by Dennis. JEFF BRIDGES has signed an American Film Theatre Cinebill on cover. Present also is a French Avant Scene Theatre magazine production of L'Autre Valse signed by cast members PAUL MEURISSE; and CHRISTIANE MINAZZOLI on inside cover featuring their full-page photo with inscriptions, untranslated. Cover creased at right edge. Generally Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $200-450

   1257. [POP ARTISTS] Nice selection of five enduringly popular singers and musicians. Included are R&B artist LIONEL RICHIE; PHIL COLLINS; The Captain & Tennille as "Toni Tennille" & "Daryl / The Captain"; and a color still of TOM JONES in performance. All boldly signed. Generally Fine. Est: $150-300

   1258. [POPULAR DANCERS] Two notables representing different dancing styles. ISP, b/w, 41/4"x51/2" still of IRENE CASTLE (1893-1969) in performance with her husband Vernon, a hugely popular cabaret team. Signed in blue ballpoint with sentiment and date "1958." Ink a little uneven; else VG. Also a signed b/w pictorial mailing brochure, 6pp, 8"x10", promoting fan dancer SALLY RAND (1904-1979) and her "Star Studded Revue." Boldly signed across front cover image. Light general wrinkling; few minor damp stains; else VG. Est: $80-150

   1259. TYRONE POWER (1913-1958). Handsome leading man from theatrical family starring in Lloyds of London, Alexander's Ragtime Band and The Sun Also Rises. His personal Christmas card sent to actor Clifton Webb. He has crossed out his imprinted name and writes, "Con amore - & a kiss to Maybelle - Tyrone." Darkly penned and signed. Maybelle was Webb's mother and was inseparable from her, living together until her death. Fine example. Est: $200-400

   1260. BILLY PRESTON (1946-2006). Grammy winning solo artist of soul music, he also collaborated with some of the greatest names in the music industry, including the Beatles. His 1984 maxi 12" single album recording of "And Dance" and "Kick-It." Boldly signed across his image on cover. Couple ink annotations above image; minor wear; clipped top right corner; else VG/Fine. Recording present. Est: $50-100

   1261. VINCENT PRICE (1911-1994). Soft-spoken American character actor on stage since 1934; accomplished art expert. Price is best remembered for his horror films such as The House of Wax and The Fall of the House of Usher. SP, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait in later years. Darkly signed across his image in felt tip. Accompanied by TLS with printed signature. Charming letter in part, "Sad to say that my particular trials involved with being 82 have made reading and writing just too exhausting for me...Have been holding off on this moment for as long as possible, so forgive me if you have had to wait for this particular response. My acting career has been a joy, and letters like yours have all been a part of it..." Est: $100-200

   1262. PRINCE (b. 1958). Critically acclaimed musician, charismatic performer, and bizarre personality who has remained a pop music cultural icon for over 20 years. His 1986 album Prince and the Revolution / Parade. Boldly signed on foldout cover across his image beneath sentiment, adding "'87." Fine. Recording present. Est: $100-200

   1263. [PSYCHO] Oscar-winning 1960 Alfred Hitchcock thriller. Set of four SPs, approx 8"x10" film stills signed by the cast members. An eerie still signed by ANTHONY PERKINS; a bust portrait of MARTIN BALSAM, inscribed; a scene of the ghostly old house signed by VERA MILES; and JANET LEIGH; and a film still with Janet Leigh signed by JOHN GAVIN. Fine examples. Est: $150-300

   1264. ANTHONY QUINN (1915-2001). This Mexican-born leading man since 1936 won Academy Awards for Viva Zapata (1952) and Lust for Life (1956). Two SPs, b/w, 10"x8" film stills in different scenes from The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1957) with costar Gina Lollobrigida. Both are boldly signed in blue felt tip. Edgewear; scattered surface bumps and light wrinkling. Est: $100-200

   1265. EDDIE RABBITT (1962-1998). Country music star known for such tunes as "I Love a Rainy Night" and his number one duet with Crystal Gayle, "You and I". His "American Boy" tune was popular with US troops during the Gulf War. Large, darkly signed signature on green leaf, 4"x3". Attractively matted beneath Step by Step album cover image, 7"x61/2", under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1266. GEORGE RAFT (1895-1980). Leading actor of '30s and '40s. A former dancer, Raft often portrayed criminals, most notably in the title role of Scarface and was a close friend of mobster 'Bugsy' Siegel. Vintage SP, b/w matte, 5"x7" half-length portrait of the young star. Darkly signed across his image beneath sentiment. Fine example. Est: $80-160

   1267. LOU RAWLS (1933-2006). Grammy-winning American soul music, jazz, and blues singer. Complete issue of May 1967 edition of Rock and Roll Songs, 81/4"x11", featuring several popular recording artists of the day. Boldly signed near his image. Minor wear; general light toning; else VG/Fine. Est: $100-250

   1268. [RECORDING ARTISTS ARCHIVE] Eclectic collection of 50 autographs of 42 singers and musicians of different genres, mostly country, rock, pop, and folk music. ISPs and SPs, mostly b/w, 8"x10" publicity and other portraits. Country artists include KENNY ROGERS; MERLE HAGGARD (2 different); REBA MCENTIRE (2 different); GEORGE STRAIGHT; RANDY TRAVIS; SAMMY HAGAR; GEORGE JONES; FERLIN HUSKY; CONWAY TWITTY, photographic flaws with yellowing affect; RITA COOLIDGE; FLOYD CRAMER; MEL TILLIS; BUCK OWENS; BARBARA MANDRELL; LYNN ANDERSON, plus charming ALS to collector; EMMYLOU HARRIS; MICKEY GILLEY; KATHY MATTEA (2 different); TANYA TUCKER; GLEN CAMPBELL signed on verso, 4"x7"; and DONNA FARGO inscribed and signed Nashville postcard. Others include CAROLE KING; BOBBY GOLDSBORO; AL STEWART; GARY PUCKETT; DANNY ELFMAN; SUZANNE VEGA (2 different); IAN WHITCOMB (4 different); BRIAN HYLAND; MARTY BALIN; The Righteous Brothers BOBBY HATFIELD and BILL MEDLEY; JULIE BUDD; MARIA CONCHITA ALONSO (2 different); DAN FOGELBERG; SAMMY HAGAR; CHYNNA PHILLIPS; JOAN JETT; PEGGY MARCH; TAYLOR DAYNE; TIA CARRERE, 5"x7"; and two unidentified. Also present is personal letterhead signed by AL HIRT, light wrinkling, center fold affecting first name. Generally VG/Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $100-300

   1269. LEON REDBONE (b. 1949). Acclaimed American jazz and blues musician who cultivates an aura of mystery. His first release, On the Track (1975) boldly inscribed and signed on back cover near his image, adding "'93." Light marginal abrasion; else Fine. Est: $50-100

   1270. BUSTA RHYMES Trevor Tahiem Smith, Jr. (b. 1972). American hip-hop musician and actor. Boldly penned signature in blue felt tip on yellow leaf, 41/2"x21/2". Artistically double-matted beneath CD cover and disc arrangement for Turn It Up / Fire It Up. Contained under glass within simple frame. Est: $60-100

   1271. KEITH RICHARDS (b. 1943). English guitarist and songwriter best known as a member of the enduringly popular counterculture rock group The Rolling Stones. He seems to have no regrets regarding his drug-related outlaw image. His solo album, Talk is Cheap (1988), boldly signed across his image in red felt tip beneath sentiment, "Love..." Fine. Recording present. Est: $100-200

   1272. [RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS] Enduringly popular singing duo of what came to be called "blue-eyed" soul, recording (1963-75). BILL MEDLEY (b. 1940) and BOBBY HATFIELD (1940-2003). Their song "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" was the most popular hit of its time and continues to be popular on radio. Printed SP, color, 61/2"x8" three-quarter length portrait boldly signed by each near their image. Tastefully double matted with a second unsigned photo from their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. Overall 20"x12". Fine example ready for framing. Est: $80-150

   1273. LEANN RIMES (b. 1982). Grammy winning country music artist, most recognized for her crossover hit "How Do I Live" which spent a record 69 weeks on the top 100 charts. Very nice SP, color, 10"x8" close-up. Boldly signed in blue felt tip. Fine. Matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 15"x12". Attractive. Est: $60-100

   1274. JOHN RITTER (1948-2003). American actor best known for his role in the television sitcom Three's Company (1977-84); son of singing cowboy star Tex Ritter. ISP, b/w, 8"x10" busts portrait. Boldly signed, adding "Thanks for the memories Best to you from me...1981." Fine. Est: $80-160

   1275. 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: $50-100

   1276. EDWARD G. ROBINSON (1893-1973). Romanian born American actor, star of stage and screen best known as a tough-talking gangster in Hollywood films. Signed card, 33/4"x13/4", darkly penned in black fountain pen beneath sentiment. Mounted to vintage three-quarter length seated image of the seated star in conversation on telephone, 71/2"x91/4". Borders trimmed; left corner tips creased. Light general toning to card; left bottom corner tip wrinkled; negligible soiling; else VG. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $80-160

   1277. [ROCK GROUPS] Two popular '70s and '80s rock bands. The pioneer LSD-influenced psychedelic band Jefferson Airplane of the early '70s since morphing into several incarnations. Signed cover of their 1970 album The Worst of Jefferson Airplane by MARTY BALIN; JACK CASADY; PAUL KANTNER; and GRACE SLICK in silver felt tip. Recording present. Also a music sheet, 11pp, for "November Rain" from their album Use Your Illusion I signed in bold ink by members of '80s heavy rock band Guns n' Roses members including AXL ROSE; DIZZY REED; MATT SORUM; DUFF MCKAGAN and SLASH. Fine examples. Est: $150-250

   1278. [ROCK & ROLL] Nice collection of 11 different backstage passes for groups including the Rolling Stones; The Police; Crosby Stills & Nash; Bob Seger; Van Halen; Hank Williams Jr; Robert Plant and Jimmy Page 1995 World Tour; The Black Crows; Little Texas; and two others. Est: $150-300

   1279. [ROCK & ROLL] Collection of four popular rock stars. SPs, color & b/w, 8"x10" publicity portraits individually signed by BILLY IDOL; EDDIE MONEY; ROGER DALTRY on stage with The Who. Plus signatures of all five members of AC/DC: ANGUS YOUNG; MALCOLM YOUNG; CLIFF WILLIAMS; SIMON WRIGHT; and a color snapshot, 31/2"x5", signed by BRIAN JOHNSON as he signs an autograph. Near Fine. Est: $100-200

   1280. FRED ROGERS (1928-2003). Ordained Presbyterian minister who hosted the internationally acclaimed children's television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968-2001), the longest running program on PBS. SP, b/w, 8"x10" promotional portrait in familiar sweater and tie. Darkly signed in blue ink beneath sentiment, adding "2001." Fine. Attractively matted and contained under glass within simple black frame. Overall 111/4"x131/2". Est: $50-100

   1281. GINGER ROGERS (1911-1995). Actress and dancer of 30's musicals fame with Fred Astaire, winning an Academy Award for her performance in Kitty Foil (1940). Brief TLS, 1p, 71/4"x63/4", n.p., May 21, 1953. On her personal letterhead to an admirer: "How very sweet of you to send me the little pot holder and how clever you are to be able to make same. Many thanks and best of luck..." Boldly signed. Accompanied by unsigned b/w, 8"x10" full-length portrait. Fine. Est: $60-150

   1282. ROY ROGERS & DALE EVANS Singing cowboy star of films and television (1911-1998) who married his leading lady DALE EVANS (b. 1912) in 1947. Vintage boldly signed cream paper in bold blue indelible pencil with sentiment, Roy adding "Trigger" beneath his signature, 61/2"x41/2". Attractively double matted beneath color 10"x8" portrait of the young couple in Western attire with Roy's beloved Golden Palomino. Contained under plexiglass within wood frame. Fine presentation. Est: $150-250

   1283. ROY ROGERS & DALE EVANS SP, color, 10"x8" reproduction of the movie poster for their film Don't Fence Me In (1945) with Gabby Hayes and the Sons of The Pioneers. Each has boldly signed in black felt tip above their images. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1284. ROY ROGERS ISP, b/w, 10"x8" still of Rogers and the other six members of the Sons of the Pioneers in performance. Boldly signed above his image, adding "Happy Trails" beneath inscription. Fine example. Est: $50-100

   1285. WILL ROGERS (1879-1935). American humorist, actor and writer; appeared in Ziegfeld Follies. Darkly signed card in black ink, 31/2"x21/2". Fine example. Est: $150-300

   1286. W. AXL ROSE (b. 1962). Hard rock songwriter and lead singer for Guns N' Roses known for his onstage antics. Signed artbook photograph, b/w, 113/4"x143/4" half-length portrait. Darkly signed in full across his image. Right edge a tad rough where removed from book; else Fine. Est: $80-150

   1287. DICK SARGENT (1930-1994). American actor best remembered for his role in Bewitched (1969-72). ANS, 1p, 51/2"x81/2", n.p., n.d. On his personal letterhead to an admirer, "Steve - Thanks for being a 'fan'!..." Darkly penned and signed in red ink. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1288. ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER (b.1947). World champion bodybuilder turned Golden Globe winning action hero. He was elected governor of California in 2003. SP, color, 8"x10" promotional portrait for his film with Danny DiVito in Junior (1994). Boldly signed above his image. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1289. [SCIENCE FICTION & HORROR] Assortment of 45 autographs of actors and actresses best known for their roles in this genre. ISPs and SPs, b/w, 8"x10" portraits. Among them are RICHARD BURGI in The Sentinel; HAZEL COURT in The Raven; MARIA FORD in Burial of the Rats; MEGAN GALLAGHER in Millennium; KANE HODDER in Jason Goes to Hell; MARY JACKSON in The Exorcist; JAKE BUSSEY in The Changers; JONATHAN HARRIS in Lost in Space TV series plus ALS. Also an ALS "C. B." by CONRAD BROOKS who starred in Plan 9 regarding his film schedule; a TLS by JONATHAN DEL ARCO regarding his schedule and other social content; and a typed note reputedly signed by DR. LYNN LEMON; a TLS by JOHN MORTON of Star Wars 5; and a clipped signature of GEORGE TAKEI of the original Star Trek series. Also, BRINKE STEVENS in film still from Creature Feature; ROXANN DAWSON; TIM RUSS; JERI RYAN; and ROBERT PICARDO of Star Trek Voyager; LORI SINGER in VR 5; BUSTER CRABBE as "Flash Gordon" in printed magazine photo; a printed publicity card signed by BILL HINZMAN, the zombie in Night of The Living Dead; also ALEX WINTER; MELODY ANDERSON, color; JAMES DOOHAN; and DE FOREST KELLEY in the original Star Trek series, color; MARY KAY ADAMS, a Star Trek Klingon; Claudia Christian; Mira Furlan; and ANDREAS KATSULAS in Babylon 5; NANA VISITOR; ARMIN SHIMERMAN; RENE AUBERJONOIS; PENNY JOHNSON; and printed paper illustration of "Gul Dukat" signed by MARC ALAIMO, all in Deep Space 9; THANDIE NEWTON in Mission Impossible 2; AMANDA TAPPING in Stargate 1; FRANK 'JUNIOR' COGHLAN in Captain Marvel, adding "Shazam!!"; clipped signature of Western star TOM KEENE whose last film was in Plan 9 From Outer Space; TED RAIMI in Xena: Warrior Princess, color; BARBARA MARCH as "Lursa" in Star Trek: The Next Generation; and one unidentified actress. Est: $300-750

   1290. RANDOLPH SCOTT (1898-1987). Rugged American outdoor star, in films from 1931 after stage experience. Vintage signed cream paper, 4"x1", darkly penned in blue fountain pen. Attractively matted beneath b/w 7"x9" three-quarter length portrait in Western attire, guns drawn. Overall 11"x14". Fine. Est: $50-100

   1291. [SCREAM] First in a series of three successful box office horror films directed by Wes Craven (1996). SP, color, overall 8"x10" movie poster image. Signed by four of the stars: DAVID ARQUETTE; NEVE CAMPBELL; COURTNEY COX; and DREW BARRYMORE. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1292. BOB SEGER (b. 1945). Rock musician of the '70s and '80s with the Silver Bullet Band. Best known among their songs is "Old Time Rock & Roll." Signed cover of their album Stranger in Town (1978). Recording not present. Light edgewear; else Fine. Est: $60-120

   1293. [SEINFELD] Popular Emmy Award-winning television series that aired 1990-98. SP, color, 8"x10" portrait of stars JERRY SEINFELD; JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS; JASON ALEXANDER; and MICHAEL RICHARDS. All boldly signed near their images. Fine example. Est: $100-200

   1294. [SEX AND THE CITY] Award-winning HBO and television series starring SARAH JESSICA PARKER; CYNTHIA NIXON; KRISTIN DAVIS; and KIM CATTRALL. SP, color, 8"x10" standing portrait. Each has boldly signed in silver felt tip. Fine example. Est: $80-160

   1295. [SEX IN THE CITY] Award-winning late evening cable television series (1998-2004) based on the book by the same name by Candace Bushnell. Four SPs, color, various size, 8"x61/4" to 8"x12" portraits and stills. Individually signed by the series stars SARAH JESSICA PARKER; CYNTHIA NIXON; KRISTIN DAVIS; and KIM CATTRALL. Boldly penned. Custom double-matted under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 231/2"x28". Fine collection pleasingly presented. Est: $100-250

   1296. [MALE PERFORMERS] Two actors and a rock vocalist. SPs, b/w & color, 8"x10" portraits are signed by Oscar winning actor CLIFF ROBERTSON (b. 1925), inscribed, in Charly (1968) and portrayed John F. Kennedy in PT 109 (1963), single minor 1" crease; and JAMEY SHERIDAN (b. 1951) a Broadway stage actor now appearing in Law & Order Criminal Intent. Both are boldly signed. Fine with noted exception. Plus heavy metal singer and musician ALICE COOPER. Signed album cover of Warner Bros. 1974 release entitled Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits. Record present. Darkly signed in silver felt tip. Minor bottom right corner tip crease; else Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1297. SYLVIA SIDNEY Sophia Kosow (1910-1999). Fragile film heroine of the '30s in City Streets (1931). Lovely SP, b/w, 8"x10" full-length formal portrait. Boldly signed in red felt tip. Fine. Attractively presented under glass within custom double matting and wood frame. Overall 12"x141/4". Est: $50-100

   1298. [SILENT FILM STARS] Two early film superstars of their era. Individually signed cards, 31/2"x21/2", by Academy Award winner MARIE DRESSLER (1868-1934) for her performance in Min and Bill (1931). She costarred in the Sennet comedy Tillie's Punctured Romance (1914) opposite his newest discovery Charlie Chaplin. Also a card signed by comedian HAROLD LLOYD (1893-1971) famous for his bespectacled character in dangerous stunts in thrill-comedies. He inscribes his card "To Gilbert S. Noll, With all my best wishes for you..." adding date "10/11-1932." Darkly penned Fine examples. Est: $100-250

   1299. CARLY SIMON (b. 1945). Popular American composer and singer of the '70s and '80s who sometimes collaborated with her hsuband James Taylor. Her 1978 album Boys In The Trees, boldly signed near her image on front foldout cover. Minor edge wear and tiny notch at bottom edge; else Fine. Est: $60-120

   1300. [SINGERS & MUSICIANS] Three diverse musical artists. A vintage signed album leaf by concert singer and stage actor PAUL ROBESON (1898-1976) with sentiment, "Kind wishes..." SP, b/w, 8"x10" portrait illustration of highly regarded American jazz pianist AHMAD JAMAL (b. 1930), ca. 1973. Scattered bumps and minor creasing. Also, A partly printed DS by BRIAN WILSON (b. 1942)), founding member and accomplished composer for the Beach Boys, a personal bank check drawn on Malibu Savings & Loan, Malibu, CA, Jun 12, 1989. Payable to the "City of Los Angeles" for $13.00. Boldly signed and completed in his hand. VG/Fine with noted exception. Est: $100-300

   1301. [SINGING IN THE RAIN] Popular 1952 musical comedy starring GENE KELLY; DEBBIE REYNOLDS; and DONALD O'CONNOR. Three SPs, b/w, 8"x10" individually signed by the three stars, two of them inscribed. Kelly image is clipped at corner tips; else VG. Est: $100-250

   1302. SIR C. AUBREY SMITH (1863-1948). Distinguished British stage actor who eventually came to Hollywood and continued his long career as a sought-after character actor in films such as Morning Glory (1933) and Prisoner of Zenda (1937). ALS, 2pp on single leaf, 53/4"x63/4", Beverly Hills, Mar 9, 1940. Interesting content to an admirer. On 'The Round Corner' letterhead, Smith mentions sending Mr. Porter a photo from "Zenda" and an autograph [not present]. Referencing a radio report, he writes, "I can't understand how he got the information. To start with my 'fortune' would be a flea-bite for the government & what little I was able to do was 'anonymous.' He may have got he idea from the fact that I had a scheme for a 'drive' among the Britishers here to lend money to H.M. government for the duration of the war - free of interest. But the British embassy in Washington told me it would infringe the Neutrality Act..." Boldly penned and signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1303. [SOLO ARTISTS] PRINCE, an influential musician whose music encompasses several music genres signs album cover for his 1986 Warner promotional album Evolution / Parade. Recording present. Also an album flat signed by singer/songwriter CARLY SIMON for her 1990 album My Romance. Fine examples. Est: $100-200

   1304. 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 a successful solo singing career and won an Academy Award for her performance in Moonstruck (1987). Two SPs, b/w, 61/2"x9" quarter-length portraits of the young couple. Each has boldly signed, Sonny adding "Best Wishes." Attractively presented under plexiglass within custom double matting above descriptive plaque. Embossed frame. Overall 20"x16". Fine. Est: $100-250

   1305. KEVIN SORBO (b. 1958). American actor best known for his role in the television series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995-99), one of the highest rated shows in syndication history, and Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda (2000-05). Color Limited Edition poster for Hercules, 18"x241/4". Darkly signed in black felt tip beside his image. Mounted under plexiglass within custom frame. No. 33/500. Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1306. RED SOVINE Woodrow Wilson Sovine (1917-1980). Country music artist who topped the charts with his 1976 truck driving song "Teddy Bear." Vintage signed album cover of Starday release, "The Golden Country Ballads of the '60s." Large darkly penned signature beneath sentiment on back cover plus two others. Occasional light soiling; else near Fine. HiFi recording present. Est: $50-100

   1307. [SPACE COWBOYS] Popular 2000 film with four respected veteran star actors. Printed SP, color, overall 8"x10" image of promotional poster. Signed by two of the stars CLINT EASTWOOD and TOMMY LEE JONES. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1308. [STAGE & FILM] Collection of five talented actors and actresses from the Hollywood Golden Age. Among them: MADELINE CARROLL (1906-1987). TLS, 1p, 71/4"x101/2", New York, Oct 30, 1957. Carroll thanks a young admirer for some "lovely pot holders. I think you must be a very enterprising girl to have made friends with so many very important people. Do you ever listen to the radio? I have a program called 'The Affairs of Dr. Gentry'..." Also, an ISP and ALS by DAME JOAN PLOWRIGHT (b. 1929), writing to the same young collector who also sent her pot holders and enclosing a 31/2"x5" portrait. Plus a partly printed DS by LEE J. COBB (1911-1976) drawn on Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, NY, Dec 17, 1968. Signed and completed in his hand for $200, payable to "Cash." Red paid stamp well away from signature. A partly printed card signed by GLENN FORD (b. 1916), Feb 10, 1955, providing credit information for Chasen's in Los Angeles. Plus a Christmas card signed by comic actress IMOGENE COCA (1908-2001) across from an amusing caricature. Generally Fine. Est: $150-300

   1309. [STAGE & SCREEN] Four television personalities, three of whom also performed in nightclubs. Included is an SP, color, 71/4"x9" full-length seated portrait of actor ERICK MCCORMICK starring in the sitcom Will & Grace. Also signatures of nightclub entertainer and in his own television show JOEY BISHOP with sentiment together with color photograph with the famed Rat Pack at the Sands in Las Vegas; plus actor and impressionist FRANK GORSHIN (1933-2005) in color portrait as the Riddler in Batman series. Also present is a DS, a bank check signed by comic actor JIM NABORS, who was also a talented baritone with his own show and recording career. The check is drawn on Bank of America, Hollywood, Sep 5, 1973. Accompanied by two portraits. All are boldly signed. Each is double matted with their photos and contained under glass within black matte frames. Overall 12"x15" to 16"x24". Fine examples well presented. Est: $60-120

   1310. [STAGE & SCREEN MEMORIES] Assortment of 29 actors and actresses from the '30s through '70s, mostly vintage. SPs and ISPs, mostly b/w, 8"x10" portraits include MITZI GAYNOR with four other ladies; GREER GARSON, ink very uneven; RITA MORENO; ANJELICA HUSTON, ink splatter at top image; JEAN SIMMONS; MADELINE KAHN; JANE POWELL; RUTA LEE; JOAN LESLIE; SIR JOHN GIELGUD in costume, color; JOEL MCCRAY; DENNIS JAMES; ERIC PORTMAN, scattered light bumps; DENNIS MORGAN (2); VAN JOHNSON, sepia, scattered light bumps and wrinkles; and JERRY CALONA, sepia. SPs and ISPs, approx 5"x7" portraits, include GENE TIERNEY, sepia, penned across dark area; ANNE JEFFREYS; ANN MILLER; REX HARRISON seated with three Tony Awards, scattered bumps; EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, silvering at edges; PAUL HENREID; CESAR ROMERO; plus a fan club postcard double photo of JACKIE COOGAN as a child star and as older character actor. Present also is a personal check signed by RUDY VALLEE drawn on his personal account at Manufacturers Trust, New York, Sep 26, 1933 with laser print of vintage photo. Also a signed 5"x3" card by JANE RUSSELL; and a large clipped signature by FRANK FONTAINE, 51/4"x21/4". A TLS by JIMMY STEWART on his personal letterhead to a fan thanking her for her letter and adding, "I have a few days before 'One Big Happy Family' goes into production, and they will be filled with the usual tests which precede all pictures. When this picture is over I expect to finish up 'A Miracle can Happen...'" Accompanied by transmittal envelope postmarked Feb 8, 1947. Lastly, a TLS by opera tenor LAURITZ MELCHIOR who occasionally appeared in films. On his personal MGM letterhead to an admirer, writing "...Am glad to know that you enjoyed my work in 'Thrill of a Romance'..." With transmittal envelope postmarked Nov 12, 1945. Generally in very good condition with noted exceptions. Est: $250-500

   1311. BARBARA STANWYCK (1907-1990). Talented leading lady in Double Indemnity and in the television series, The Big Valley. Partly printed DS, 1p, 81/2"x13", Beverly Hills, Aug 27, 1962. Standard "Actors Television Motion Picture Contract" between Stanwyck and Desilu Productions for her role in an episode of the television series The Untouchables entitled "The Seekers." Boldly signed. Top edge wear with multiple staple punctures and paper loss from removal from binder; center fold; else VG/Fine. Est: $100-200

   1312. [STAR WARS] Blockbuster film series produced by George Lucas that generated a world wide pop culture phenomenon. Two different SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits of the series two most famous droids R2-D2 and C-3PO. Individually signed by KENNY BAKER, adding "R2-D2"; and ANTHONY DANIELS, adding "C-3PO." Fine. Est: $100-200

   1313. [STEELY DAN] American '70s jazz rock band founded by musicians and songwriters WALTER BECKER and DONALD FAGEN. Their 1972 album, Can't Buy A Thrill, boldly signed on cover by both Becker and Fagen. Recording present. Negligible edge wear; else Fine. Est: $60-120

   1314. JAMES STEWART (1908-1997). Academy Award winning leading actor portraying slow speaking, honest heroes for thirty-five years. Original sketch of his famed rabbit character in black felt tip, 63/4"x101/2". Signed beneath, adding "Harvey." Fine. Est: $250-350

   1315. JAMES STEWART SP, b/w, 10"x8" film still in a scene with Katharine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story (1940). Boldly signed in blue felt tip. Accompanied by a 1942 "Salute Your Heroes Day" flyer advertising different cinemas and a street festival in Mattoon [IL]. The patriotic orange card with black imprint includes among its WW II era films an advertisement for The Philadelphia Story and admonishes "If You Can't Shoulder a Gun - Shoulder The Cost of One!" Fine. Est: $60-120

   1316. JAMES STEWART Charming SP, color, 8"x10" half-length standing portrait as a young actor. Boldly signed in blue felt tip across bottom image. Attractively custom matted with brass plaque to overall 121/2"x151/2". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1317. JAMES STEWART SP, b/w, 4"x5" bust portrait of the older actor. Darkly signed at left border. Attractively matted beside photo of movie poster for It's A Wonderful Life and title panel under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 18"x14". Fine. Est: $60-120

   1318. ROD STEWART (b. 1945). Scots-born rock music star greatly influenced by blues and R&B honored with Grammy Living Legend Award in 1989. His 1981 platinum album Tonight I'm Yours boldly signed across his image on cover. Fine example. Recording present. Est: $80-160

   1319. JULIA STILES (b. 1981). Award winning young actress in Ten Things I Hate About You (1999) and The Bourne Identity (2002). Lovely SP, 71/2"x91/2" close-up. Boldly signed across her image. Fine. Matted and contained under glass within simple matte frame. Overall 12"x15". Very nice. Est: $50-100

   1320. MARTY STUART (b. 1958). Flamboyant country musician known for his eclectic style now recording under his own label, Superlatone Records. Promotional SP, b/w, half-length portrait with guitar. Boldly signed beside his image. Handsomely matted with title panel indicating that the autograph was obtained at Ryman Theatre Late Nite Jam in 2002. Contained under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Nice. Est: $60-100

   1321. ED SULLIVAN (1902-1974). American journalist and entertainer; host of the long-running television variety show, The Ed Sullivan Show (1948-71). Amusing ISP, b/w, 7"x9" full-length film still on stage being hugged by a chimp wearing Indian headdress. Darkly signed above his image. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1322. 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. TLS, 1p, 61/4"x71/4", n.p., Mar 19, 1951. On her personal letterhead to Mr. Sagerson. "Thank you so much for remembering my birthday this month with the ink sketch...I am putting it with several other sketches of me that various artists have drawn. It was thoughtful and kind of you to send it..." Boldly signed. Sketch not present. Custom double matted beside superb color 7"x71/2" color portrait of the older actress. Contained under glass within ornate gilt frame. Overall 20"x13". Fine example exquisitely presented. Est: $80-150

   1323. ELIZABETH TAYLOR (b. 1932). Academy Award-winning actress noted for her beauty and the emotionalism of her performances in Butterfield 8 (1960) and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966). Unique vintage SP, b/w, 10"x8" candid portrait signing at a desk with military personnel. The half-length profile is hastily signed beneath sentiment "Best wishes..." in purple ink beside image. Fine. Attractively double matted under glass within decorative wood frame. Fine example handsomely presented. Overall 16"x14". Est: $250-450

   1324. [TELEVISION COMEDY] Three actors in highly successful situation comedies. SPs, color, 8"x10" portraits. Multitalented ROB REINER (b. 1947) in cast portrait of All In The Family; DON ADAMS (1923-2005) with famous shoe phone from Get Smart; and KELSEY GRAMMER (b. 1955) in quarter-length still from Frazier with the pet dog Eddie perched on his shoulder. All are boldly signed. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1325. [TELEVISION FRAMES I] Great collection of cast signatures from four vintage television series, each double matted with portraits. Included are ERIK ESTRADA; LARRY WILCOX; and ROBERT PINE of CHiPS (1977-83); LEE MAJORS; MARKIE POST; HEATHER THOMAS; and DOUGLAS BARR of The Fall Guy (1981-86). Plus five cast members of Benson (1979-86), including ROBERT GUILLAUME; JAMES NOBLE; MISSY GOLD; INGA SWENSON; and RENE AUBERJONOIS. Lastly, a signed photo, 8"x10", of PAUL HAGGIS and DAVID MARCIANO in Due South (1994-99). Overall 14"x17" to 23"x18". Est: $60-120

   1326. [TELEVISION FRAMES II] Three vintage television drama series. Fine collection of signatures, each matted with cast portraits. Included are CHUCK CONNORS (1921-1992) and JOHNNY CRAWFORD of The Rifleman (1958-63); DAVID HASSELHOFF; REBECCA HOLDEN; and EDWARD MULHARE (1923-1997) of Knight Rider (1982-86); and DAVID CARRADINE and KEYE LUKE (1904-1991) of the original Kung Fu series (1972-75). Carradine is photographed with Chris Potter from the last incarnation of the series, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues. Overall 15"x12" to 20"x15". Est: $60-120

   1327. [TELEVISION STARS] Four popular celebrities well known for their TV roles. A signed original caricature of "Radar" from M*A*S*H, by character actor GARY BURGHOFF on 5"x3" white card. ALS by GERTRUDE BERG, award-winning writer for The Goldbergs. ALS on folded embossed note stationery, 11/2pp, 41/2"x7", June 28, 1953. She thanks an admirer for a set of potholders. "... I took [them] to the country and they make my kitchen look so bright and pretty...I hope you will be watching The Goldbergs on TV..." Plus a signed Christmas card by PETER GRAVES, star of Mission Impossible; and three different images of game show host BOB BARKER, b/w, 5"x7", each inscribed and signed on verso. Fine examples. Est: $80-160

   1328. IRVING THALBERG (1899-1936.) American motion-picture executive called the "boy wonder of Hollywood." Production manager of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, he was responsible for that studio's reputation for consistently high artistic quality of its films. DS, 2pp, 81/2"x11", Burbank, Oct 14, 1927. Contract agreement between First National Productions Corporation and MGM for the loan of "exclusive services of Paul Hurst...to portray the role of Onstroski in the photoplay entitled, 'The Cossack'" and further details the arrangements of the contract. Darkly signed in place provided as vice-president. Signed also by two First National representatives. Two file punch hole tears at top edge with tiny paper loss from removal; minor wear; else near Fine. Est: $150-350

   1329. IRVING THALBERG Partly printed DS, a corporate MGM bank check drawn on the Pacific-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank, Culver City, Jul 14, 1926. Payable in the amount of $5,000 to actress Marion Davies, best remembered for her legendary romance with publisher and political figure, William Randolph Hearst. Boldly signed. General light toning; negligible edgewear; else Fine. Est: $100-250

   1330. [THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW] Hugely popular Emmy-winning family television series (1960-68) starring ANDY GRIFFITH; DON KNOTTS (1924-2006); RON HOWARD; JIM NABORS and GEORGE LINDSEY; and Francis Bavier (1902-1989). Three boldly signed cards by Howard, Knotts and Lindsey who signs as his character "Goober." Plus two individually signed imprinted personal checks, both drawn on Bank of America, Hollywood, 1973. One is penned by Griffith, May 22, payable to Virginia Electric and Power in Williamston, NC; and the other by Nabors, Jan 10, payable to Annie R. Collins. Both are boldly signed. Fine examples double-mounted with three film stills from the series, approx 4"x5" each, and title panel. Contained under glass within simple black frame. Overall 22"x18". A striking ensemble. Est: $100-250


1331. PULLED

   1332. THE BEATLES Legendary British rock group from Liverpool (1960-70) responsible for the "British Invasion" of the '60s. Band members included John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. SP, b/w, 10"x8" action still of the four young rock stars running on a city street. Boldly signed by PAUL MCCARTNEY, adding "Cheer!" and "91," plus GEORGE HARRISON and RINGO STARR. All penned in felt tip. Handsomely double matted with color 8"x10" portraits of each of the four bandmembers and brass descriptive plaque under plexiglass within embossed frame. Fine example attractively presented. Est: $700-1100

   1333. [THE BEATLES] Vintage collection of six original Capitol Records production proofs for front and back album covers for albums produced 1963-66, each approx 271/2"x16". Included are: "Please, Please Me," 1963, "1st Proof 2nd Proof," "with The Beatles," 1963, "2nd Proof"; "A Hard Day's Night," 1964, "2nd Proof"; "Rubber Soul" (color), 1965; plus two copies of "Revolver," 1966, "3rd Proof." Internal Capitol Records production notations present. Light edge wear; single edge tear tape repaired on verso. Overall VG/Fine. Est: $250-500

   1334. [THE BEATLES] Vintage unsold concert admission ticket for their Aug 18, 1966 concert at Suffolk Downs Racetrack in East Boston, MA. Accompanied by a LOA from the concert producer Gerry Roberts who owned the ticket and provides some interesting trivia regarding the performance, including the fact The Beatles were "secretly smuggled into the concert in a closed hearse along with their manager, Brian Epstein..." Nicely double matted beneath a b/w portrait of the young rock group, 9"x71/2", to overall 131/2"x151/4". Fine example ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1335. [THE BRADY BUNCH] Popular family television sitcom that aired 1969-74. Set of four SPs, color, 8"x10" portrait of the family and the various members. Included is a close-up of FLORENCE HENDERSON and ROBERT REED; a portrait of the boys signed by BARRY WILLIAMS; MIKE LOOKINLAND; and CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT; a portrait of the girls signed by EVE PLUMB; MAUREEN MCCORMICK; and SUSAN OLSEN. Plus a portrait of the entire cast signed by ANN B. DAVIS, FLORENCE HENDERSON; and the show's creator SHERWOOD SCHWARTZ who also pens and inscription and adds date "1970." Fine. A great collection of all the cast autographs. Est: $100-250

   1336. [THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW] Popular Emmy-winning '60s television sitcom. Lightly lined 6"x4" card signed by the four stars DICK VAN DYKE (b. 1925), MARY TYLER MOORE (b. 1936), and veteran comics MOREY AMSTERDAM (1908-1996) and ROSE MARIE (b. 1923). Fine. Attractively double matted beneath b/w 7"x8" film still from the series featuring all four stars. Contained under glass within black matted frame. Overall 131/4"x191/4". Quite nice. Est: $80-150

   1337. [THE DOORS] Influential American rock band founded by RAY MANZAREK (b. 1939) on keyboard and vocalist Jim Morrison (1943-1971) in 1965 whose major hit "Light My Fire" established their star power. Manzarek has boldly signed a card in gold felt tip, adding "The Doors." Attractively custom double matted beneath 61/2"x61/2" printed color photograph of the two seated at a bar. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x15". Est: $80-160

   1338. [THE FOUR LADS] Canadian singing group of the '50s best remembered for their song "Moments To Remember" (1955). ISP, b/w, 8"x10" promotional portrait. Signed by JAMES ARNOLD as "Jimmie"; BERNARD TOORISH as "Bernie"; FRANK BUSSERI as "Frankie"; and CORRADO CODARINI as "Connie." Also signing is composer and pianist BOB ALLEN. All have boldly signed against a dark background with fair/good contrast. Fine. Est: $100-200

   1339. [THE GOOD THE BAD & THE UGLY] Known as a Spaghetti Western, the 1966 film achieved trademark anti-hero status for CLINT EASTWOOD (b. 1930) as "the man with no name." The film also costarred the villainous LEE VAN CLEEF (1925-1989) and ELI WALLACH (b. 1915). Individually signed large signatures, variously sized 31/4"x11/2" for Wallach to 5"x21/2" for Eastwood. Darkly penned. Fine. Handsomely double-matted with four color film stills of the stars in various scenes and a promotional advertisement incorporating all three. Contained under plexiglass within beveled black matte frame. Overall 34"x20". Great presentation. Est: $150-300

   1340. [THE HONEYMOONERS] Classic '50s television series starring Jackie Gleason; with ART CARNEY (1918-2003); AUDREY MEADOWS (1924-1996); and JOYCE RANDOLPH (b. 1925). SP, b/w, 10"x8" film still with the stars aboard Ralph's bus. Signed by all except Gleason, each adding their character's name. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1341. [THE JEFFERSONS] Emmy winning Norman Lear sitcom (1975-85) spun off his successful All In the Family series. Excellent collection of six cast signatures, 21/2"x1" to 31/4"x2". Boldly signed by SHERMAN HEMSLEY; ISABEL SANFORD (1917-2004), adding 'Weezy'; MARLA GIBBS; ROXIE ROKER (1929-1995); FRANKLIN COVER (1928-2006); and NED WERTIMER. Handsomely double matted beneath color cast portrait, 10"x8", and title panel under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 151/4"x203/4". Est: $100-200

   1342. THE MONKEES Television series depicting misadventures of a rock band of the same name (1966-68). The band became one of the most popular rock bands of its time. Large signatures of three of the band members: DAVID JONES; PETER TORK; and MICKEY DOLENZ, 3"x2" and 4"x3". Nicely double matted beneath color portrait of the trio and title panel. Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 151/4"x201/4". Nice. Est: $60-120


1343. PULLED

   1344. [THE ROLLING STONES] Enduringly popular British rock group with an irreverent, raucous style founded by Mick Jagger in 1962. Early album cover of Hot Rocks 1964-1971 signed by three of the band members including MICK JAGGER at bottom image; CHARLIE WATTS at left; and KEITH RICHARDS with inscription at top. These vintage signatures in blue ink have faded, especially Richards' and to a lesser extent Jagger's. Attractively matted and contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 171/4"x171/4". Est: $200-500

   1345. [THE SIMPSONS] Enduringly popular animated sitcom created by Matt Groening debuting in 1989. Printed b/w promotional photo of Bart Simpson, 71/2"x9". Boldly signed in red felt tip by actress and voice actor NANCY CARTWRIGHT (1957), who provides the character's voice, adding "Yo!" on elevated "bubble" attributed to Bart. Double matted under glass within simple frame. Overall 12"x15". A great presentation. Est: $60-100

   1346. OLIVE THOMAS (1894-1920). American silent film actress and model, a Ziegfeld Follies star noted for her beauty. Married to Mary Pickford's brother, she died of accidental poisoning in Paris at the height of her career. Rare SP, sepia, 5"x7" bust portrait. Signed across her image beneath sentiment. Ink a bit uneven yet entirely legible, with slight brushing of ink; else VG/Fine. Est: $100-250

   1347. [THREE DOG NIGHT] One of the most popular bands of the '60s and early '70s collecting 14 gold albums. Signed Around The World With Three Dog Night album Insert of the group signed in gold felt tip by lead vocalist CHUCK NEGRON. Insert evidences top edge wrinkling and wear; else VG. Nicely double matted under glass within simple frame. An uncommon autograph. Est: $80-150

   1348. [THREE'S COMPANY] Popular television sitcom (1977-84) starring JOHN RITTER (1948-2003); JOYCE DEWITT; and SUZANNE SOMERS. Individually signed signatures, 41/2"11/2" and 51/2"x31/2". Somer's cut signature includes closing and typed name. Slight brushing of her last initial. Generally Fine with noted exception. Attractively double-matted beside 8"x10" three-quarter length portrait of the stars and contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 19"x15". Very nice. Est: $100-250

   1349. GENE TIERNEY (1920-1991) Hollywood star of the '40s best remembered in Laura and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. Exceptional SP, b/w, 11"x131/2", close-up portrait. Darkly inscribed "for Commander Stambaugh / Best wishes / Gene Tierney." Beautifully double matted and contained under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 171/4"x20". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1350. GENE TIERNEY TLS, 1p, 81/2"x11", Greens Farms, CT, Aug 29, 1955. To Bob Hope's brother in Hollywood regarding the "re-issue of a radio show that I've done with Bob. My only request is that you do not use the last one..." Darkly signed in black fountain pen with a couple of corrections in her hand. Annotated at bottom margin in pencil. Old folds; two file punch holes at top margin; staple punctures at top edge; else VG. Accompanied by 10"x8" b/w film still. Est: $80-160

   1351. [TITANIC] Academy Award winning blockbuster film of 1998. An original movie prop used in the production of the film, a 1/20th scale model of a Titanic life boat. Accompanied by letter of authenticity stating the prop was obtained directly from one of producer James Cameron's companies assisting in production. Fine. Est: $300-500

   1352. [TITANIC] Two individually signed cards in dark felt tip, 41/2"x3", by leading stars LEONARDO DICAPRIO and KATE WINSLET. Beautifully presented under glass within custom double matting together with a superb color film still of the two in a staircase scene, 11"x9", and a light-up film cell [battery not included]. Contained in a magnificent ornate gilt frame recalling the opulence of the "unsinkable" liner. Overall 20"x24". Est: $80-160

   1353. [TITANIC] Splendid SP, color, 10"x8" film still of the two leading stars LEONARDO DICAPRIO and KATE WINSLET in the famous scene on the bow of the ship. Each has boldly signed near image. Beautifully double matted under plexiglass within embossed gilt frame. Overall 16"x13". Fine example. Est: $60-120

   1354. [TOP GUN] Top box office film (1986) starring TOM CRUISE; KELLY MCGILLIS; and VAL KILMER. Individually signed cards, 4"x2" and 5"x31/2". Fine examples attractively double-matted with two color promotional portraits, 7"x91/2". Overall 20"x20". Ready for framing. Est: $60-120

   1355. JOHN TRAVOLTA (b. 1954). Long limbed American dancing star of the 70's most noted for Saturday Night Fever (1977), Grease (1979) and later in Pulp Fiction (1994). Darkly penned vintage signature on pink album leaf beneath sentiment, "Thank you..." Double matted and artistically inserted within a linen-finish still from Saturday Night Live. Overall 12"x141/2". A striking ensemble ready for framing. Est: $50-100

   1356. TRICK PONY Country music trio including guitarist KEITH BURNS, bassist IRA DEAN, and singer/guitarist/harmonica player HEIDI NEWFIELD. Magnificent signed color poster, 221/2"x11", featuring the three performers. Each has signed in gold felt tip across image. Attractively double matted with title panel under glass within simple frame. Overall 291/2"x181/2". Est: $80-160

   1357. [TRUMPET ARTISTS] Three musicians noted for their exceptional trumpet skills. ISPs, b/w, 8"x10" promotional photos signed by DOC SEVERINSEN (b. 1927); and HERB ALPERT; (b.1935), light vertical wrinkle. Plus TLS by BRANFORD MARSALIS, 1p, 81/2"x11", New York, Mar 19, 1993. On Tonight Show with Jay Leno letterhead, Marsalis cordially responds to a fan of the late-night show. All are boldly signed. Near Fine with noted exception. Est: $100-200

   1358. SHANIA TWAIN (b. 1965). Canadian singer and songwriter in the country and pop music genres. Her multiple award-winning album Come on Over is the biggest-selling of all time by a female artist. SP, color, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed. Attractively double-matted above You've got a Way CD disc and contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 141/2"x23". Nice. Est: $60-100

   1359. SHANIA TWAIN Boldly signed cover of her Grammy Award winning album The Woman In Me, 12"x12". Artistically matted with printed color portrait, 31/2"x51/2" under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 173/4"x15". Very attractive. Est: $60-120

   1360. CONWAY TWITTY (1933-1993). Country-western music superstar who got his start in early Rock and Roll, R&B, and Pop music. DS, a personal imprinted yellow bank check drawn on Guaranty National Bank, Tulsa, Jul 10, 1975. Payable to Benson Sound Studio for $51.00. Boldly signed. Unobtrusive red Paid stamp barely touching first initial; else fine. Beautifully double matted beside 8"x10" color portrait and descriptive brass plaque. Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1361. JO VAN FLEET (1914-1996). Academy Award winning character actress for her performance in East of Eden (1995). ISP with sentiment, b/w, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait. Boldly signed beside image. Slight unevenness of ink; else Fine. Est: $50-100

   1362. SARAH VAUGHAN (1924-1990). American jazz vocalist and pianist, a real song stylist known for her rich voice and perfect pitch. Her hits included "It's Magic," "Body and Soul," and "Broken-Hearted Melody." Printed SP, b/w, 8"x10" three-quarter-length formal portrait. Boldly signed in blue ballpoint across her image. Fine. Custom double matted under glass within embossed frame. Quite nice. Est: $80-160

   1363. [VILLAGE PEOPLE] Novelty disco band of the late '70s known for its outrageous costumes and suggestive lyrics. Amusing SP, color, 8"x10" publicity portrait in trademark costumes. Boldly signed in black felt tip by ALEX BRILEY; JEFF OLSEN; FELIPE ROSE; RAY SIMPSON; DAVID HODO and ERIC ANZALONE. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1364. [VINTAGE COUNTRY ARTISTS] Three notable artists. ANS by comedienne MINNIE PEARL (1912-1996), 1p, 6"x8", n.d. On her personal letterhead to Indiola thanking her for a letter. Darkly penned and signed, adding beneath, "Keep watching Hee Haw!!" An ANS by CARL PERKINS (1932-1998) penned on back of blank lounge receipt, 5"x3". "Anita, I know you didn't want it, but you got it anyway. Carl 1977." Light wrinkling; corner fold. Plus a 5"x3" unlined card signed in black felt tip by JOHNNY CASH (1932-2003). Generally Fine with noted exception. Est: $80-160

   1365. [VINTAGE "E. R."] Popular television drama since 1994. Signed cards by seven early cast members, 3"x13/4" to 4"x23/4". Signed in felt tip by GEORGE CLOONEY; ANTHONY EDWARDS; SHERRY STRINGFIELD; NOAH WYLIE; JULIANNA MARGULIES; ERIQ LA SALLE; and one other. Double matted with color cast portrait, 81/2"x71/4" and title panel to overall 23"x16". Ready for framing. Est: $80-160

   1366. [VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD] Impressive assemblage of over 70 signatures on album leaves from the Silent Era through the Golden Age of the '30s, most with additional signatures on verso, many with full-page movie magazine portraits, plus various size SPs and signed magazine images, etc. Most are inscribed. Mostly postcard SPs, b/w, portraits are signed by YVONNE ARNAUD; DAVY BURNABY; RICHARD CORTEZ; WILL HAY, separated at center and tape repaired on verso; DENIS O'NEIL and HARRY HUDSON; and British band leader BILLY MERRIN; RAMON NOVARRO plus an unknown French actress. Signed full-page magazine and printed photos include JOAN LESLIE w/ANS; PRISCILLA LANE; JANE POWELL; DOROTHY MCGUIRE; and LIBBY HOLMAN [newspaper photo]; smaller photos of GLORIA JEAN; and ELEANOR POWELL w/TILLIE LOSCH on verso; and HARRY RICHMAN. Signed cards and album leaves, many with magazine photos, include opera singer MARIA LA BELLA, adding "Carmen/London..."; PAUL LUCAS and MELVIN DOUGLAS on verso; GILBERT ROLAND and VIOLET HILTON on verso; JETTA GOUDAL and ELEANOR BOARDMAN; LEW AYRES; MARIAN NIXON and EVELYN BRENT on verso; NEIL HAMILTON and LEILA HYAMS; NILS ASTHER and MAURICE BLACK; LEW CODY; and AUGUSTE TOLLAIRE; SYLVIA SIDNEY; GRACIE FIELDS; GEORGE ARLISS; JOHN HALLIDAY and CLIFF EDWARD; MARY PHILBIN and LAURA LA PLANTE; BETTY COMPSON and CONRAD NAGEL; JOEL MCCREA and SALLY EILERS; WILLIAM COLLIER JR; and ROD LA ROCQUE; CHARLIE RUGGLES and 'BIG BOY' WILLIAMS; GEORGE BANCROFT and CHARLIE WILLIAMS on verso. Other signatures include CHARLES BUTTERWORTH; SESSUE HAYAKAWA and VIOLA DANA; KRUG DAGGOT and BULL MONTANA and KING BAGGOT; ROSITA MARSTINI and SPIKE ROBINSON; CLIFF EDWARD and RITA FLYNN; EDWARD WOODS and one other; plus WYNDHAM STANDING; NORMAN KERRY; EDDY POLO; PRISCILLA DARLINGTON; LEONARD SILLMAN; ROBERTSON HARE; ALFRED DRAYTON; LLOYD HUGHES; VILMA BANKY; and CHARLES GERRARD. Overall near Fine with noted exceptions. Est: $250-650

   1367. [VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD] Collection of 13 vintage SPs & ISPs, b/w & sepia, various sizes, mostly approx 5"x7" portraits. Included are COLLEEN MOORE; RICHARD DIX; DOROTHY & LILLIAN GISH (together); BILLY DEWOLFE; ROBERT AGNEW; BILLIE DOVE; LOU TELLEGEN; MARIAN MARSH; GUY KIBBEE; GLENN HUNTER; DORIS KENYON; ALICE TERRY; and MARJORIE RIORDAN. Occasional light wrinkle or bumps, border wear or mounting traces. Generally in VG/Fine condition. Est: $150-350

   1368. [VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD ACTRESSES] Collection of 13 early screen actresses and singers. SPs & ISPs, b/w and sepia, mostly 8"x10" portraits. Among them are BLANCHE SWEET, some silvering at edges; DORIS MAY; ELENORE WOOD; LOUISE ERICKSON; BETTY ATKINSON; JANE HARKER; AGNES AYRES, penned across dark area with poor contrast, border trimmed; LUCIE KAYE; CONNIE BOSWELL; ALMA WARFEL; MARTHA LOU HARP; LELA MOORE; and MARJORIE WOOLWORTH. Very nice with noted exception. Est: $150-350

   1369. [WALK THE LINE] Award-winning film portrayal of the lives of music legends Johnny Cash and June Carter starring JOAQUIN PHOENIX and REESE WITHERSPOON (2005). Phoenix signs a color Entertainment magazine cover portrait, 71/2"x91/4", in blue felt tip plus a white 5"x3" card. Also a signed card by Reese Witherspoon. Attractively double matted with movie title panel under plexiglass within simple black matte frame. Fine examples handsomely presented. Est: $200-450

   1370. JOHN WAYNE (1907-1979). Leading man of western and action film genre, "The Duke" became one of the most successful stars in Hollywood. Vintage magazine full-length adverting page for his film They Were Expendable (1945) with costars Robert Montgomery and Donna Reed, 8"x101/2". Darkly signed in fountain pen. Handsomely triple matted above color reproduction of the movie poster and two separately mounted b/w stills in movie scenes, 31/2"x21/4". Housed under plexiglass within embossed wood frame. Superb presentation. Est: $350-700

   1371. SIGOURNEY WEAVER (b. 1949). The tall American actress is best known for her role in Alien (1979) and its sequels. Life cover from its Oct 1988 issue, 10"x13", with young gorilla referencing her "Jungle Diaries" during the filming of Gorillas in the Mist: The Story of Dian Fossey that year for which she was nominated for an Academy Award. Boldly signed in black felt tip. Fine. Triple matted to overall 16"x20", an attractive presentation ready for framing. Est: $80-150

   1372. [WEEKEND AT THE WALDORF] Feature film of 1945 with talented stars GINGER ROGERS (1911-1995) and WALTER PIDGEON (1897-1984) among the cast. Vintage ISP, sepia, 91/2"x71/4" film still. Each has boldly signed in fountain pen near their image, Rogers adding an inscription and sentiment. Border trimmed; few minor bumps; else VG/Fine. Est: $80-160

   1373. RACHEL WEISZ (b. 1971). Academy Award and Golden Globe-winning English actress in The Constant Gardner (2005). SP, color, 71/2"x9" bust portrait. Boldly signed across her image. Fine example beautifully matted with title panel under glass within embossed wood frame. Overall 13"x16". Very nice. Est: $60-100

   1374. MAE WEST (1893-1980). Sultry American entertainer of stage, vaudeville and screen in the '30s and '40s. Souvenir menu for the Congress Banquet in California, 8"x10", Aug 19, 1941, featuring vivid full-color illustration of Spanish dancers on cover. Beneath the autographs of several attending political celebrities, West has boldly signed, adding her famous quip, "Come up and see me sometime." Other signatures include the Governor of California CULBERT OLSON; Washington State Governor ARTHUR B. LANGLIE, Mayor of San Francisco ANGELO ROSSI; and others. Light soiling; small label at cover corner; else VG. Est: $100-200

   1375. HANK WILLIAMS (1923-1953). Legendary country music singer and songwriter who enjoyed mainstream popular success in his brief career with hits like "Your Cheatin' Heart" and "I'm So Lonesome, I Could Cry." Signed beige paper slip, 41/2"x51/4". Fine darkly penned signature in blue ink above penciled list of several of his songs in another hand. Pencil erasures above list; irregular bottom edge. Accompanied by b/w 8"x10" printed portrait. Est: $250-500

   1376. SHELLEY WINTERS (1922-2006). Two time Academy Award winning actress with vaudeville and stage experience, appearing in The Diary of Anne Frank (1959) and A Patch of Blue (1965). ISP, b/w, 8"x10" bust portrait of the younger actress. Darkly signed across lighter area in felt tip. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1377. SHELLEY WINTERS SP, b/w, 8"x10" full-length seated portrait of the young star. Boldly signed beside her image in black felt tip. Fine. Est: $80-160

   1378. NATALIE WOOD (1938-1981). Former American child actress who became a top star of the 1960's in films including Splendor in the Grass and West Side Story (1961). She tragically drowned after falling from a yacht. SP, color, 8"x10" quarter-length portrait holding an award. Boldly signed in black felt tip across her image. Fine. Est: $250-400

   1379. [WOODSTOCK] For the thousands who gathered at Max Yasgur's farm in upstate NY Aug 15-17, 1969, the "Woodstock Music and Art Fair" was the crowning glory of the Age of Aquarius, with performances by legendary musicians Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Carlos Santana, Joan Baez and others. Offered is an intact original ticket from the event, $8 total admission for Sunday, Aug 17. Minor abrasion on verso; else Fine example. Est: $100-200

   1380. FAY WRAY (1907-2004). Hollywood leading lady of the '30s in film classic King Kong (1933). Splendid SP, b/w, 7"x9" full-length portrait in costume from the famous movie. Boldly signed in black felt tip across her image. Fine. Custom matted and contained under glass within simple frame. Overall 111/4"x141/2". Est: $60-120

   1381. ED WYNN (1886-1966). Versatile American comedian of vaudeville, stage, screen, television and radio. He starred in radio show Texaco's Fire Chief and won an Emmy for his dramatic role in Requiem for a Heavyweight (1956). Charming vintage signed autograph album page, 63/4"x33/4". Darkly penned beneath rhyming sentiment: "I'm so glad I made you laugh, I thought I'd send my autograph..." He adds, "1928." Three file punch holes at border edge; else a Fine example. Est: $80-160

   1382. ED WYNN Amusing ISP, sepia-toned 121/2"x10" full-length portrait seated with several toy dogs. Largely inscribed beside his image, "To John W. Jr. Had this photo taken after smoking one of the cigars you sent me. Still have 40 to smoke. Thanks - but gee they're strong. Sincerely..." He adds date beneath signature, "1933." Ink slightly uneven; image a little faded; else VG. Mounted with window mat to overall 151/2"x13". Ready for framing. Est: $60-120

   1383. [X-MEN:THE LAST STAND] Popular science fiction action film of 2006. SP, color, 8"x10" portrait of five cast members including PATRICK STEWART; HUGH JACKMAN; FAMKE JANSSEN; HALLE BERRY; and JAMES MARSDEN. Boldly signed. Fine. Est: $60-120

   1384. DWIGHT YOAKAM (b. 1956). American recording artist, songwriter and actor most identified with Country music genre. Splendid SP, color, 7"x81/2" performing still. Boldly signed across his image. Attractively double matted above title panel under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 121/4"x151/4". Very nice. Est: $60-120

   1385. FARON YOUNG (1932-1996). Popular country and honky-tonk singer; veteran of the Louisiana Hayride. Among his hits are "Alone With You" and "Hello, Walls." He was inducted into Country Music Hall of Fame in 2000. Signed album cover of Faron Young Sings produced under his own label, Faron Young Record Company, 1982. Boldly penned beside his image. Fine example. Custom matted under glass with record and separate back album cover signed by singer RAY EMMETT, musician KEN SEARS and two others near second image of Young. Embossed matte frame. Overall 36"x21". Est: $80-160

   1386. ROB ZOMBIE Robert Bartleh Cummings (b. 1964). Heavy metal and Industrial rock musician and writer; founder, lead singer and songwriter for White Zombie. More recently he has directed horror films and established a solo career. Signed card, 41/2"x21/2", boldly penned in blue felt tip. Fine example. Artistically double mounted beneath ghoulish color print seated portrait with familiar dreadlocks, 6"x7". Contained under plexiglass within simple frame. Overall 12"x15". Est: $60-100

   1387. [ENTERTAINMENT ASSORTMENT I] Eclectic collection of 100 Hollywood actors and actresses, vocalists, game show and talk show hosts, and other entertainers from the 50's forward. Included are SPs, some inscribed, signed autograph album leaves, several with magazine photos affixed, signed trading cards, magazine photos, assorted size signed cards, etc. Generally Fine condition. Included are ANN SOTHERN; VERTICAL HORIZON; DICK GREGORY; BILLY GRAY; MAURY POVICH; GEORGE BRENT; SALLY FIELD; ANDY SHUFORD; GEORGIA ENGEL; BILLIE RHODES; CROOK & CHASE; K.T. STEVENS; KEENE CURTIS; JANE POWELL; KEVIN DOBSON; PATTI PAGE; KITTY WELLS; DICK VAN PATTEN; DUDLEY MOORE; LOU GILBERT ;STEPHEN FREARS; TOM GERMAN; DON MURRAY; LEE MERIWETHER; DEBBIE GIBSON; JACK GOODE; PAUL PETERSEN; THE STATLERS; ROGER EBERT; PINKY TOMLIN; KATHRYN MURRAY; SHELLEY WINTERS; PERRY COMO; DELILAH; STEPHANIE SEYMOUR; LARRY KING; ROBIN LEACH; ANDREA HOWARD; DIANE SAWYER; DEAN JONES; PHIL DONAHUE; F. WILLIAM SEIVERS; LYNN RAYBURN; RHONDA FLEMING; CARMEL QUINN; LINDA HOPKINS; GRACE LEE WHITNEY; BEA ARTHUR; JUNE LOCKHART; ANTHONY CARUSO; DENNIS WEAVER; MARTHA HYER; JANE WITHERS; HORACE BROWN; JESSICA DRAGMETTE; LYNN REDGRAVE; KIRN HUNTER; LOUISA HORTON; QUEENIE SMITH; DODY GOODMAN; MARCIA MAE JONES; FRED SCOTT; EDDY ARNOLD; JEANNIE C. RILEY; LYLE WAGGONER; GEORGE HAMILTON; MIKE FRANKOVICH; MARGARET HAYES; TONY WALTON; BARBARA RUSH and TOM TROUPE; JESSICA TANDY/HUME CRONYN; CONNIE HAINES and JANE DOWNS; JOYCE BROTHERS; LEE GREENWOOD; PETER GRAVES; T.G. SHEPPARD; RONNA REEVES; GEORGETTE BAXTER; MAX SHOWALTER; WILLIAM SANDERSON; LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS; KAYE BALLARD; EDITH FELLOWS; KELLY CASH SHEPPARD; BILL ANDERSON; KARL STRUSS; HELEN RAYBURN; IMOGENE COCA and KING DONOVAN; PAULA STONE; RUSSELL ARMS; JAMES GARNER; RALPH BELLAMY; MARY SHAW; HENRY NEVILLE; WAYNE NEWTON; EFREM ZIMBALIST JR; BILL BLASS; LONI ANDERSON; LILLIAN HAYMAN; and STACY HARRIS. Est: $100-250

   1388. [ENTERTAINMENT ASSORTMENT II] Diverse collection of 100 film and stage actors and actresses, vocalists, and other entertainers, a few from the 30's, and forward. Included are SPs, some inscribed, signed autograph album leaves, several with magazine photos affixed, signed trading cards, assorted size signed cards, etc. Occasional flaws; generally VG/Fine. Included are PHILIP BOSCO; MALA POWERS; EFREM ZIMBALIST JR; DIANNE SAWYER; RUSSELL ARMS; STONEWALL JACKSON; 'MUMMIE' Cast signatures; MILAS FOREMAN; RONNA REEVES; GENE RAYMOND; RED BUTTONS; CAL SHRUM; EUGENIE LEONTOVICH; FRED CRANE; ALAN and MARILYN BERGMAN; JAMES E. BARTON; MARY BETH HURT; DUDLEY MOORE; JEANNIE C RILEY; JAMES GARNER; PATRICK MINES; JOANNE DERR; DICK VAN PATTON; EDDY ARNOLD; PAULA STONE; JESSICA DRAGONETTE; BILL ANDERSON; LEE GREENWOOD; DEBBIE GIBSON; BRITNEY SPEARS; JOAN RIVERS; CESAR ROMERO; LANNY ROSS; ED ASNER; LARRY ADLER; TED SHAWN; GREG EVIGAN; ROY CLARK; HERBERT KELCEY; VALERIE PERRINE; MICHELLE PHILLIPS; JERRY MAREN; BEVERLY GARLAND; BARRY CORBIN; BINNIE BARNES; LOUISA MORITZ; REGIS TOOMEY; DIANE BAKER; CHARLES FLEISCHER; CLAUDICE MCNEIL; MARSHA MASON; THEODORE BIKEL; MICKEY ROONEY; HAROLD GOULD; JOEY BISHOP; DONNA FARGO; JOYCE RANDOLPH; JAYNE MEADOWS; 98 DEGREES; MARIE WINDSOR; ART GENTRY; HELEN HAYES; KATHLEEN FREEMAN; JEAN PORTER; JOSEPH CAMPANELLA; MAURY POVICH; ANN BLYTH; LILY BRAYTON; FRANK BLAIR; ANN BAXTER; CHARLES DIERKOP; BIBI ANDERSON; MARVIN SCOTT; GERALDINE FITZGERALD; ANNE JACKSON; ARLENE GOLONKA; GIL STRATTON; MICHELE B. CHAN; FLORENCE HENDERSON; TONY CURTIS; LEE PURCELL; ROY DROSKI; ALIDA CORTELYOU; JACK LAIRD; CLAUDETTE COLBERT; BEVERLY ADAMS; BONNIE BEDALIA; BARBARA BABCOCK; RYAN O'NEAL; TIMOTHY ACKROYD; PAULA RAYMOND; SANDRA REINHARDT; ROSEMARY HARRIS; GRAHAM JARVIS; MAKO; ROBERT HORTON; ED GARDNER; DANE CLARK; KATHRYN GRAYSON; BILL WILLIAMS; VAN JOHNSON; RUDY VALLI; ANGELA GREENE; JIMMY STEWART; IMOGENE COCA; and KING DONOVAN. Est: $150-350

   1389. ENTERTAINMENT ASSORTMENT III Nice collection of 100 actors, actresses, vocalists, and other entertainers. SPs, b/w and color, 8"x10" portraits, film stills, and composites, ca. 1980's and forward. Generally Fine. Among these stars are DREW BARRYMORE; JOHN CUSACK; SEAN CONNERY; JACKIE MANTLING; CLORIS LEACHMAN; CELESTE HOLM; JUDY NORTON-TAYLOR; STEVE LAWRENCE; DANNY AIELLO; VENDELLA; JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT; DEHL BERTI; ROBERT LOGGIA; DANNY GLOVER; BEATRICE STRAIGHT; MIKE FARRELL; LOWELL CANNON; MAKO; TOM HANKS; SALLY FIELD; MATT BUSCH; VANNA WHITE; JOHN AGAR; PAUL ANKA; DANA CARVEY; BILLY CRYSTAL; KIM ALEXIS; HEATHER LAUREN OLSON; DANIEL J. TRAVANTI; KAY BALLARD; DANNY C; KAY STARR; JIM CARREY; EDDY MURPHY; BRUCE WILLIS; CHARLIE DANIELS; JEAN STAPLETON; JANET LEIGH; HUGH DOWNS; DEBBIE REYNOLDS; LISA KUDROW; BRENDAN FRASER; PAT O'BRIEN; MAUREEN STAPLETON; KIM HUNTER; CONRAD BAIN; EDIE ADAMS; TONY DANZA; KATHY BATES; JOHN CUSACK; TATUM O'NEAL; LISA GUERRERO; POINTER SISTERS; VALERIE HARPER; MAUREEN MCGOVERN; BURT REYNOLDS; JOE PESCI; TOM CRUISE; HUGH GRANT; DAVID SCHWIMMER; FLORENCE STANLEY; BONNIE NELSON; TUCKER SMALLWOOD; LEONARDO DICAPRIO; ROB SCHNEIDER; RICHARD GERE; REGIS PHILBIN; RICHARD CRENNA; NEIL SEDAKA; RUTH WARRICK; CARL REINER; BILLY CRYSTAL; SHIRLEY MACLAINE; KURT RUSSELL; JANE ALEXANDER; ROBERT REDFORD; SALLY FIELD; ALAN RANKIN; CHARLES GRODIN; VIRGINIA MAYO; JIMMIE RODGERS; MICHAEL CLARKE DUNCAN; MICHAEL RICHARDS; PERRY COMO; SCOTT BAIO; LUCIE ARNAZ; BILLY JOE ROYAL; EDDY MURPHY; GREG KINNEAR; BRENDAN FRASER; DREW BARRYMORE; LISA KUDROW; LISA HARTMAN BLACK; JIM STAFFORD; and WILLIAM CHRISTIAN. Est: $150-350

   1390. [MOVIES & TV PERSONALITIES] Collection of 33 autographs, mostly SPs, b/w, assorted sizes, some with notes and two ALsS. Included are 27 Hollywood leading and supporting stars, vintage television series and soap opera character actors and actresses. Among them are MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY plus signed index card; Emmy winner LIZA MINELLI plus 2 signed cards; CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD with signed card; GEORGE MONTGOMERY signed montage photocopy; ERIN MURPHY; NAN MARTIN with signed card; DUDLEY MOORE; ANNE MEARA, ALVY MOORE of Green Acres; MICHAEL MORIARTY; Academy Award winner WALTER MATTHAU; JIM MCMULLAN; ANN MILLER (2); TONY MUSANTE; SUSAN MARX, signed "Susan & Harpo Marx" beneath their image; RON MASAK; vintage character actress ESTHER MUIR photocopy in A Day at the Races with note on verso; HOWARD MORTON (2); ROBIN MATTSON; MAUREEN MCCORMICK; MATTHEW MODINE; BILL MACY; LON MCCALLISTER; ARI MEYERS; and JAN MERLIN. ALsS complying with autograph requests by RUE MCCLANAHAN; and ART METRANO. Generally VG/Fine. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $100-250

   1391. [FILM & TELEVISION] Diverse collection of 28 autographs by 21 mostly film and television stars and supporting actors and actresses. SPs, mostly b/w, assorted sizes, some with signed cards plus an ANS. Included are SUSAN LUCCI plus 2 signed 5"x3" cards and a printed fan club letter; RUTA LEE; STEVE LANDESBERG plus cut signature; TERI ANN LINN; producer NORMAN LEAR; JUDITH LIGHT; JUDY LANDERS; CHERYL LADD (2) JOHN LITHGOW; BRIANNE LEARY; TV host RIKKI LAKE; singer PATTI LUPONE; KERTY LESTER; STEVE LAWRENCE; JOHN CONSIDINE; JANET LEIGH; ERIC LANEUVILLE (2); JOE LANDO (2); KATHIE LEE GIFFORD; and radio host RUSH LIMBAUGH. Also an ANS by PETER LUPUS responding to a collector. Generally Fine. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $80-160

   1392. [TELEVISION & FILM PERSONALITIES] Assortment of 29 autographs by 18 notable stars, character actors and actresses best remembered in television series plus film and stage stars. Included are HOF country singer PEE WEE KING signed card with magazine photo affixed; HEIDI KLUM (2); SHELL KEPLER plus Fan Club TLS; JOANNA KERNS; ANDREA KING; Emmy winner RICHARD KILEY; ED KEMMER; Country singer MELVENA KAYE; KAY KUTER plus TLS with nice content; Oscar winner SHIRLEY JONES plus cut signature; KATE JACKSON; DEAN JONES (2); director HENRY JAGLOM signed two advertising brochures and a magazine front cover photocopy plus unsigned advertising brochure; MARTY INGELS (2); JOHN INGEL; and KATHLEEN KINMONT. Also three signed 5"x3" cards by ELYSE KNOX; and an ANS by MARJORIE KENT who played "Cookie" in the Blondie film series. Generally VG/Fine. COA by Mark Allen Baker. Est: $60-120