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Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980
Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980

Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS signed August 31, 1980

$ 26.37

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Modified Item: Yes
  • Condition: 7 cut signatures originally signed on a large torn and damaged business envelope. Signatures were carefully cut and individually placed in top loaders. Additional printed actor pictures were added with the autographs (1 male actor and 6 actresses). All signatures are in bold, black marker and inscribed to Doug Moore. The late Mr. Moore was a film professor at the University of Missouri-KC and a notable film critic in Kansas City.
  • Autograph Authentication: Not Authenticated
  • Modification Description: Signed and Inscribed autographs to Doug Moore, the late film professor and movie critic from Kansas City.
  • Signed: Yes
  • Industry: Movies
  • Object Type: Cards & Paper
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Movie: Various Films
  • Signed by: Lot of American Actors
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    Lot of 7 Legendary Film Stars ~ Cut AUTOGRAPHS August 31, 1980
    Autographs were originally on a large torn and damaged  business envelope with a small
    Warner Bros. 50th Anniversary logo. (see last pic) Each signature/inscription was carefully cut creating 7 separate autographs.  T
    he signatures were randomly signed on the front of envelope to Doug Moore, a late film professor and movie critic in Kansas City, Mo.  Items were obtained at the estate sale for Doug Moore in December of 2013 (Research film critic Doug Moore for online sale newspaper article regarding the estate sale).  Hundreds of autographs and film memorabilia obtained by Mr. Moore through his career as a critic/film professor were offered at the sale.
    All signatures were obtained on the same day on August 31, 1980 according to each auto as each person signing included the date. There is no indication as to where Mr. Moore obtained the signatures. Previous different autographs I obtained from the Moore sale stated that many autographs were obtained at film junkets or film/movie conventions/events.  The pics added with the autographs were not with the original envelope. They were added only to give a face to the vintage signatures.  The cut pieces of envelope are signed by the following:
    Gale Sondergaard - the first recipient of the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award for her film debut in Anthony Adverse (1936).
    Sam Jaffe - American actor, teacher, musician and engineer. Nominated for Best Supporting Actor Academy Award in the Asphalt Jungle in 1950. Appeared in many classic films such as Ben-Hur, Lost Horizon, Gunga Din and more.
    Madge Kennedy - Started as stage actress in 1912 and flourished as actress in the Silent Film era. From 1957-1963 she played " Aunt Martha" in the hit TV show Leave It To Beaver.
    Esther Ralston - Iconic American silent film star who started in a family vaudeville act. In the late 1920's, Ralston was earning ,000 a week.
    Kathyrn Grayson - An American actress and opera singer. Lead performer in films with Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly and Howard Keel.
    Marian Nixon (Lyon) - American actress who appeared in more than 70 films.  Married actor Ben Lyon in 1971.
    Rosemary DeCamp - an American radio, film and television actress.  Rose to fame in 1937 when she starred on the  long-running Dr. Christian radio series.  Starred in many moves with such actors as Ronald Reagan, Doris Day, Jackie Gleason and more.
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