
Lot 194

Actors & Actresses.
Group of fourteen calling and correspondence cards from such Hollywood
notables as Mel Blanc, Joseph Cotten, Geraldine
Farrar, Gertrude Berg, Clint Eastwood, Bob Hope,
Gloria Swanson, Donald O'Connor, Gregory Peck,
Walter Huston and Irene Dunne. Each card is signed, several
are inscribed. Includes duplicate Peck and Berg cards. Two Berg cards have
surface abrasions verso from an adhesive. Otherwise, the cards are in very
good condition overall.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 195

Actors & Actresses.
Group of five signed calling and correspondence cards from Hollywood
stars Mary Pickford, George Raft, Paul Stewart,
Joseph Jefferson, and George Arliss. Also included is an
autograph note signed by David Warfield, dated November 28, 1937,
accompanied by its original transmittal envelope. Pencil notations on two
cards do not affect signatures. Otherwise, the group is in fine condition.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 196

Childhood Stars and
Popular Actors. Group of fourteen signed calling, business, and
correspondence cards from such entertainers as "Spanky" McFarland
from "Little Rascals" fame, Shirley Temple Black, Barbara
Stanwyck, Paul Stewart, Trixie Friganza, Kim
Novak, William Farnum, Lillian Gish, Fay
Bainter, Noah Beery, Rex Allen, Binnie Barnes,
and José Ferrer. Soft folds on the Beery card, with several
cards lightly toned. Otherwise, the group is in very good condition
overall.
Estimated Value $250-350.
Lot 197

Hollywood.
Collection of eighteen business, calling, and correspondence cards from
Hollywood notables such as Anita King, Lew Ayres, Phil
Foster, Betty Garrett, Beverly Garland, Henny
Youngman, Slappy White, Buddy Rogers, Joan
Rivers, Cesar Romero, Barbara Rush, Katherine de
Mille, Gloria Swanson, and Lillie Langtry. Each of these
cards is signed, but for one unsigned Gregory Peck visiting card. Pencil
notations on a few cards, Langtry card has remnants of an adhesive on recto
which do not affect signature on verso, a few cards toned. Otherwise, the
group is in good condition.
Estimated Value $275-375.
Lot 198

Hollywood. Lot of
eleven signed business, calling, and correspondence cards from such
Hollywood actors as funnyman Henny Youngman, Arline Judge,
Gloria Jean, Sheldon Leonard, Bob Newhart, Lee
Major, Jane Withers, Warren William, and Dinah
Shore. Youngman signs on the back of two cards -- one resembling a
check which warns "Void If Signed", the second, featuring bottles of
"Pride" and "Joy". Overall, the group is in very good to fine condition.
Estimated Value $200-250.
Lot 199

More Screen Legends.
Lot of six signed visiting cards from such Hollywood screen stars as
Bette Davis, Tallulah Bankhead, Lillian Gish,
Ginger Rogers, Maude Adams, and Roddy McDowall. Gish
and Rogers add lengthy inscriptions. Very light soiling on a few cards from
handling, but otherwise, the cards are in very good to fine condition.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 200

Motion Picture Magic.
Extensive collection of twenty-five signed business and calling cards
of tinseltown's greatest talents, including Jack Valenti, Louis
B. Mayer, Billy Wilder, Michael Eisner, George
Cukor, Cecil B. deMille, Carl Laemmle, and Jack
Warner, among others. Also included is an unsigned Christmas card from
Charlie Chaplin. Many cards are inscribed at length. Heavy toning to a few
cards, light wear from handling. Still, in very good condition overall.
Estimated Value $750-UP.
Lot 201

Screen Legends. Lot
of eight signed calling and correspondence cards from screen legends
Maude Adams, Tallulah Bankhead, Norma Shearer,
Clayton Moore (the Lone Ranger), Julia Marlowe, Fanny
Kimble, Edwin Booth and Roddy McDowall. Kimble and
McDowall write lengthy inscriptions. Most cards are lightly toned.
Otherwise, the group is in very good to fine condition.
Estimated Value
$400-500.
Lot 202

Six Star Actors.
Six pieces. Stellar pairing of signed calling and visiting cards from
the following actors and actresses: Charles Coburn, Jimmy
Durante, Dorothy Gish, Ethel Barrymore, May
Robson, and Lillian Gish. Lilian Gish, Dorothy Gish, Ethel
Barrymore, and May Robson each also write lengthy inscriptions with their
autographs. Barrymore card has one vertical fold with light surface
abrasion which does not affect her inscription verso. Overall, the group is
in good condition.
Estimated Value $300-400.
Lot 203

Stars of Radio and the
Stage. Lot of eleven visiting and business cards from famous radio
personalities and stage stars including Ann Miller, David
Belasco, Jules Stein, Arthur Murray, Joshua Logan,
Lew Wasserman, Harry von Zell, David Sarnoff, and
Lowell Thomas. Each card has been signed, several feature lengthy
inscriptions. Also included is a calling card from General Tom Thumb. Light
stains to a few cards, with toning. Still, the group is in good condition
overall.
Estimated Value $500-UP.
Lot 204

Stars of the Silver
Screen. Group of thirteen signed visiting cards from such screen
legends as Gene Autry, Milton Berle, Peter Graves,
Gloria de Haven, Sheldon Leonard, Pat Buttram, Max
Baer, sister of Gypsy Rose Lee June Havoc, Norm Crosby
and others. Several of the cards are also inscribed. A few cards are
lightly toned. Otherwise, the cards are in very good to fine condition.
Estimated Value $150-250.
Lot 205

Television News
Personalities and Syndicated Columnists. Lot of nineteen signed
business and correspondence cards from television's most notable anchormen
and personalities such as David Brinkley, Morley Safer,
David Frost, Tom Brokaw, Jim Lehrer, Harry
Reasoner, Hugh Downs, sports personalities Chick Hearn
and Marv Albert, columnists Art Buchwald and Liz
Smith, movie reviewer Gene Siskel, also Daniel Schorr,
Richard Hottelet, Roger Mudd, Robert Trout, and
Wolf Blitzer. Includes duplicates of Brinkley and Schorr. Light
toning and soiling to a few cards. Still, in very good condition overall.
Estimated Value $400-500.
Lot 206

The Television
Industry. Group of twenty-three signed business and calling cards
featuring some of television's most recognizable stars, including game show
host Monty Hall, children's favorite Fred Rodgers, Aaron
Spelling, NBC President Brandon Tartikoff, and Joseph
Barbera founder of Hanna-Barbera. Includes several duplicates of
Barbera. Cards are in very fine condition overall.
Estimated Value
$425-550.
Lot 207

Tinseltown's Favorite
Child Stars and Actors. Collection of signed sixteen business,
visiting, and correspondence cards from Hollywood actors including child
stars Tommy "Butch" Bond, Gordon "Porky" Lee, and "Spanky"
McFarland of "Little Rascals" fame, Shirley Temple Black,
Montie Montana, Robert Vaughn, Paul Stewart,
Rosalind Russell, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Margaret
O'Brien, Trixie Friganza, Kay Francis, Alice Faye,
and Hoot Gibson. Russell card is slightly smudged, a few cards
lightly stained from handling. Otherwise, the group is in very good
condition overall.
Estimated Value $200-250.