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	Signed Photograph,  n.p.,  n.d. - FETCHIT, STEPIN&#x92;. (1902-85)   The stage name for Lincoln Perry, an African-American actor of the early 20th century who appeared in vaudeville, and films.  He teamed with the well-known comedian Will Rogers in several films, usually playing a stereotype of a lazy black man. 
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		This full-length photograph shows Stepin Fetchit  full length, in shirt and pants with a string for a belt, hat held in one hand.  His shadow is cast along the light wall suggesting his character has been bent and humbled. He stands next to an empty arm chair. Signed  and inscribed on the light background, "To...From Stepin Fetchit." 
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     <br/>FETCHIT, STEPIN&#x92;. (1902-85)   The stage name for Lincoln Perry, an African-American actor of the early 20th century who appeared in vaudeville, and films.  He teamed with the well-known comedian Will Rogers in several films, usually playing a stereotype of a lazy black man. 

        
        

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	Autograph Letter Signed,  6 pp on 6 separate sheets, 4to, n.p. (postmarked Culver City, California), n.d. ('Tuesday', 1956) - BERMAN,  PANDRO S.  (1905-96).  Prolific American film producer. 
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		He writes a substantial letter relating some of his  films to  racial tensions of the mid 1950s and also addresses the quality of his own films. To Kathryn Buchman. In part, "Sweetheart, about your line 'it would be sad, especially now with all the racial problems at their peak, to think only in terms of violence' Do you really think that violence is what we are thinking about. It is the last thing on our minds. We have eliminated 98% of the violence from the book. Our greatest desire&#x85;from the inception of this project&#x85;has been to further the cause of the black in the world. We felt we had done a good job of this in "Blackboard" and I have felt it about others of my films often. For example on my wall is hanging a citation given to me by a negro organization (in 1945) which reads as follows "The Interracial Film and Radio Guild proudly presents this unity scroll to PSB for his outstanding contribution to universal understanding thru the medium of motion pictures by production of the film Dragon Seed". I have never stopped trying to do some good in my limited way&#x85;Out of 98 pictures I have made I can only say that I would again make 34 of them&#x85;the other 64 were average or poor; half making a profit - the other half not so. But in the 34 that I should have made lies my life's work and I have always believed that without the mistakes I wouldn't necessarily have made the good ones. In other words if you don't take a chance with fate you may avoid a Pastel Pen but you may also avoid a Winterset, Alice Adams, Of Human Bondage, etc. which are at my best darling, the importance of casting and direction and playing. We have an opportunity to move people and achieve qualities with personality and mood, which does not come thru on a printed page. I wonder what would have been your reaction to some of the things you liked if you had not seen them played by men & women of talent. Be optimistic even while you are being constructive. Nothing is ever bad until it is finished&#x85;.Perhaps you are not entirely right in regard to what are the problems of an industry desperate for material; that must be commercial as well as artistic...." He signs, "Forever yours Pan." 
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     <br/>BERMAN,  PANDRO S.  (1905-96).  Prolific American film producer. 

        
        

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	Autograph Note, Unsigned, on Typed Letter Unsigned, folio, Paris, March 5, 1925. - BERKMAN, ALEXANDER. (1870-1936)    Russian immigrant who became an American writer, radical anarchist, and would-be assassin. Berkman was a leading member of the anarchist movement. He was the lover and close associate of Emma Goldman, a Lithuanian-born anarchist with whom he collaborated frequently and organized civil rights and anti-war  campaigns.
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		He writes a note on the right lower margin, in pencil, "E. has left for England, means to return for the Summer." Along the left margin he typed his address in red noting that he wants his name spelled, "A. S. Bergmann...." In the typed letter, he refers to Nestor Makhno (1889-1935) a Ukrainian anarchist who lived in Paris. Berkmann writes that, "Nestor is worse off than any of the others...has o ne leg shattered by bullets and cannot do hard work. Other work is not to be found...he has a touch of consumption...." Berkman also mentions fellow anarchist Max Tcherniak or Cherniak. Fragile paper with chips and cracks along two margins not affecting text. 
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     <br/>BERKMAN, ALEXANDER. (1870-1936)    Russian immigrant who became an American writer, radical anarchist, and would-be assassin. Berkman was a leading member of the anarchist movement. He was the lover and close associate of Emma Goldman, a Lithuanian-born anarchist with whom he collaborated frequently and organized civil rights and anti-war  campaigns.

        
        

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	Signed printed photograph, on postcard, n.p., n.d. - WILKINS, GEORGE HUBERT. (1888-1958) Australian Polar Explorer, geographer  and photographer, perhaps best known for his failedNautilus Expedition to explore the submarine arctic environment in 1931.
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		Wilkins is shown almost 3/4 length in suit and hat. Signed, "Yours Sincerely, Hubert Wilkens." 
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     <br/>WILKINS, GEORGE HUBERT. (1888-1958) Australian Polar Explorer, geographer  and photographer, perhaps best known for his failedNautilus Expedition to explore the submarine arctic environment in 1931.

        
        

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	Printed Invitation Signed, 8vo, Philadelphia, PA, February 4, 1968. - LIPSCHITZ, JACQUES and ROSEN JACK. LIpschitz (1891-1973)  Cubist sculptor, born in Lithuania, later came to the United States and became one of 250 sculptors who exhibited in the 3rd Sculpture International held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the summer of 1949; Rosen (1912-89) American cartoonist known for his caricatures. 
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		Original drawing by Rosen of  Lipschitz, initialled by Rosen and Signed "Lipschitz" by the sculptor. Accompanied by a note from Rosen written in pencil, Jan 12, 1976, giving provenance to the art work.   In full, "To Whom It May Concern - The Lipschitz caricature was mailed together with other of himself to Hastings-on-Hudson and sent back autographed - Drawn by me - Jack Rosen."  
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     <br/>LIPSCHITZ, JACQUES and ROSEN JACK. LIpschitz (1891-1973)  Cubist sculptor, born in Lithuania, later came to the United States and became one of 250 sculptors who exhibited in the 3rd Sculpture International held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the summer of 1949; Rosen (1912-89) American cartoonist known for his caricatures. 

        
        

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	Autograph Musical Quotation Signed, oblong 8vo, on music paper, n.p., n.d. - STROUSE, CHARLES   . (b. 1928).  Award winning American composer of musicals including, &#x93;Bye, Bye Birdie,&#x94; &#x93;Applause,&#x94; and &#x93;Annie.&#x94; He also composed the theme for the TV show &#x93;All in the Family.&#x94;
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		Strouse has penned two bars of music  with the lyrics, "Sorry, I've no photo-graph."  Below the bars he signs in full,"Charles Strouse." 
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     <br/>STROUSE, CHARLES   . (b. 1928).  Award winning American composer of musicals including, &#x93;Bye, Bye Birdie,&#x94; &#x93;Applause,&#x94; and &#x93;Annie.&#x94; He also composed the theme for the TV show &#x93;All in the Family.&#x94;

        
        

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	Autograph Musical Quotation Signed on a 4to  tan sheet of music paper, n.p., n.d. - STROUSE, CHARLES   . (b. 1928).  Award winning American composer of musicals including, &#x93;Bye, Bye Birdie,&#x94; &#x93;Applause,&#x94; and &#x93;Annie.&#x94; He also composed the theme for the TV show &#x93;All in the Family.&#x94;
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		Strouse has penned the opening bars of music from the theme to the TV hit show, "All in the Family," which aired between 1968  and 1979. The lyrics are, "Boy, the way Glen Miller played, Songs that made the hit parade."  He signs on the top border in a large hand, "Charles Strouse."  
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     <br/>STROUSE, CHARLES   . (b. 1928).  Award winning American composer of musicals including, &#x93;Bye, Bye Birdie,&#x94; &#x93;Applause,&#x94; and &#x93;Annie.&#x94; He also composed the theme for the TV show &#x93;All in the Family.&#x94;

        
        

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	Autograph Letter Signed, on emblematic stationery of the Governor of the "State of  New Hampshire," Concord, Oct. 19, 1933. - WINANT, JOHN GILBERT. (1889-1947)  American politician, first person to serve more than a single two-year term as Governor of New Hampshire, winning election three times; also served as US Ambassador to the United Kingdom during most of World War II.
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		Written during the Great Depression while he served his second term as governor, he thanks his correspondent, Caroline Wilson, County Supervisor for her report of the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Glen and signs, &#x93;John S. Winant,&#x94; above the typed, &#x93;Governor.&#x94; 
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     <br/>WINANT, JOHN GILBERT. (1889-1947)  American politician, first person to serve more than a single two-year term as Governor of New Hampshire, winning election three times; also served as US Ambassador to the United Kingdom during most of World War II.

        
        

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	Signed Photograph, 4to, n.p., n.d. - BASSEY, SHIRLEY. (b. 1937.) Welsh singer, well known in Britain in the 1950's and best known in the US for singing James Bond film theme songs, particularly "Goldfinger."
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		Dame Bassey has inscribed and signed on light portion of the image in lower left corner, "Best Wishes John  Shirley Bassey."  She is shown is three-quarter profile close-up similing , ca 1950's." 
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     <br/>BASSEY, SHIRLEY. (b. 1937.) Welsh singer, well known in Britain in the 1950's and best known in the US for singing James Bond film theme songs, particularly "Goldfinger."

        
        

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	Signature on verso of black and white postcard photograph, n.p., n.d. - ADAMS, ANSEL EASTON. (1902&#x96;1984) American photographer and environmentalist, best known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West and primarily Yosemite National Park.
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		Adams signed in full using black marker on verso of his well known image titled, "Surf and Rocks, Timber Cove, California."   
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     <br/>ADAMS, ANSEL EASTON. (1902&#x96;1984) American photographer and environmentalist, best known for his black-and-white photographs of the American West and primarily Yosemite National Park.

        
        

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	Original Self Caricature Signed, 8vo, framed  stressed gold with orange edge,and matted in blue. - CARUSO, ENRICO. (1873-1921). Italian opera singer and one of the greatest tenors in history.
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		Caruso has drawn his bust length profile in pen and ink. Signed, &#x93;Enrico Caruso.&#x94; Slight ink smudging and some toning especially in lower portion gives the image a soft sepia look, especially framed against the light blue mat. Unexamined out of frame. 
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     <br/>CARUSO, ENRICO. (1873-1921). Italian opera singer and one of the greatest tenors in history.

        
        

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	Signature framed with classic photograph of Meir, both double matted, frame is approximately 9 inches X 11 inches. - MEIR, GOLDA (BORN GOLDIE MABOVITCH). (1898-1978)   Known as Golda Myerson from 1917-1956,  served as fourth Prime Minister of the State of Israel; Minister of Labor and Foreign Minister. She was described as the "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics.
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		The blue mat matches Meir's signature on a cream background, double matted  with tan trim.  The photograph shows the former Prime Minister in a dark top against a dark background, all of which highlights her face.  Silver stressed wooden frame.  An attractive presentation.  
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     <br/>MEIR, GOLDA (BORN GOLDIE MABOVITCH). (1898-1978)   Known as Golda Myerson from 1917-1956,  served as fourth Prime Minister of the State of Israel; Minister of Labor and Foreign Minister. She was described as the "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics.

        
        

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	Document Signed, folio cover folder plus 2 separate 4to sheets, Los Angeles, March 17, 1937. - WILDER, BILLY. 1906-2002)    Austrian-born,  American journalist, screenwriter, film director, and producer whose career spanned more than 50 years and 60 films. He is regarded as one of the most brilliant and versatile filmmakers of Hollywood's golden age.
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		Legal Document between Paramount Pictures and Wilder citing "Certificate of Authorship re: 'Bluebeard's 8th Wife,'" as titled on the cover. Wilder has signed the page stipulating  that he, "collaborated in the writing of the manuscript...entitled BLUEBEARD'S 8TH WIFE, as an employee of Paramount Pictures Inc...and that Paramount Pictures Inc is the author thereof and entitled to the copyright...." Wilder signs his legal signature noted as (L.S.), "Billy Wilder." With notarized typed letter verifying the document.  
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     <br/>WILDER, BILLY. 1906-2002)    Austrian-born,  American journalist, screenwriter, film director, and producer whose career spanned more than 50 years and 60 films. He is regarded as one of the most brilliant and versatile filmmakers of Hollywood's golden age.

        
        

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	Broadside, in English, narrow 4to, 1944; Broadside, in Hebrew, oblong 8vo,1945; Broadside in Hebrew, 4to, 1947. - &#91;ISRAEL] . Three Broadsides from the Israeli Underground Freedom fighters against the British government, 1944,1945, 1947.
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		Broadside with printed date of  "27th September 1944,"  is a "Notice," announcing "at night, attacks were carried out by our soldiers against the British Police Fortresses at Haifa, Kalkiiya, Katra and Beit Dajan. Heavy  engagements took place, with casualties suffered by...both sides...Our units are fighting...according to all the laws of warfare, as they are recognized in this world of violence and oppression...the principle of face-to-face engagements has been followed. We have taken all precautions in  order not to hit the civil population, whether Jewish or alien...we shall, as every Underground army did, come out...for decisive battles against the oppressors of our Homeland...on the basis of precedents which have been created in the course of this World War, we will demand...recognition of our rights as an UNDERGROUND ARMY...." This broadside comes from "HAIRGUN HATZVAI HALEUMI B'ERETS-ISRAEL  (National Military Organisation)."  Broadside, in Hebrew, oblong 8vo, with printed date and place, "Underground in Zion - Nisan 5705," &#91;945], announces the hanging in Cairo of two "fighters for freedom." "The sentence was approved and executed by the Egyptian authorities under pressure from Churchill and the British authorities in England, in  the Middle East and in Eretz Israel.  The Hebrew nation is at war with the enslavers of its homeland...." The third broadside, in Hebrew,  small 4to, with printed date of "Shevat 5707 &#91;1947],  shows an image of a young woman who "died defending aliyah &#91;immigration or return to Israel]."  "They told me we would give our lives for aliyah.  But now immigrants are being deported from the shores of the homeland...Bracha Fuld. Published by Irgun Zvai Leumi in Eretz Israel."  Fuld was killed when the British attacked the underground outpost where she was.    
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     <br/>&#91;ISRAEL] . Three Broadsides from the Israeli Underground Freedom fighters against the British government, 1944,1945, 1947.

        
        

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	Typed Letter Signed, on emblematic Columbia Pictures Stationery, 4to, New York City printed, Sept. 20, 1928. - CAPRA, FRANK. (1897-1991)   Italian-born American film director, very famous for his heartwarming stories of  people who find their happy ending, with great hilarity along the way.
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		Capra writes about a review of his film, "Submarine,"   (1928) a silent  drama film produced by Harry Cohn for Columbia Pictures. "How can I thank you enough? I know that you wouldn't have spoken so well of 'Submarine' unless you felt that way about it-ahem- so it becomes doubly difficult for me to offer my gratitude...My only fear is that 'Submarine' will be awfully hard to top - if it's as good as you say it is...." Signed, "Frank R. Capra."    
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     <br/>CAPRA, FRANK. (1897-1991)   Italian-born American film director, very famous for his heartwarming stories of  people who find their happy ending, with great hilarity along the way.

        
        

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	Document Signed, 9 pp, 4to, August 28, 1950, New York City. - STURGES, PRESTON  . 1898-1959.  Playwright, screenwriter and film director,  and MOLN&#xC1;R, FERENC(1878-1952)  Hungarian dramatist and novelist.
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		The document is an agreement signed by both, between Paramount Pictures and Ferenc Moln&#xE1;r, parties of the first; Preston Sturges, Harry Rigby and Hugh Martin, parties of the second. &#x93;Ferenc Molnar&#x85;is the author of a well-known play entitled &#x91;The Good Fairy.&#x92; PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION has succeeded to certain stage-producing rights concerning said Play. The Adaptors wish to make a Musical Play from said Play, and the Manager desires to obtain the sole and exclusive license to produce and present said Musical Play throughout the world.&#x94; Signed by Preston Sturges, and Ferenc Moln&#xE1;r. Also signed by Harry Rigby (producer), Hugh Martin (music & lyrics) and other studio parties. Also initialed by Sturges and Moln&#xE1;r in numerous places for royalties, amendments, etc. 
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     <br/>STURGES, PRESTON  . 1898-1959.  Playwright, screenwriter and film director,  and MOLN&#xC1;R, FERENC(1878-1952)  Hungarian dramatist and novelist.

        
        

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	Typed Copy Letter Signed, 4to on 2 separate pages, n.p., Sept. 6, 1948 - CUKOR, GEORGE. (1899-1983)  American film director, with a long, prolific career of some 50 films  including, "Camille," (1936), "Holiday" (1937), "The Philadelphia Story" ((1940), "Born Yesterday" (1950),  and "My Far lady" (1964) for which he won an Oscar.
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		 This letter is a signed copy of a Typed Letter Cukor wrote to long time friend Elsa Schroeder about his trip to France,  meeting with author W. Somerset Maugham  regarding a possible film project based on the story of Sapho for Greta Garbo and finances during his trip. Cukor begins asking his correspondent about news of his home, "you know, about the dogs and how everything was looking at the house...." He continues with a report of his expenses  and difficulties of using the franc. "So I didn't use the Letter of Credit...I borrowed 200,000 francs (don't faint that's only about $600) from M.G.M. Paris Office promising to repay them in francs...which indeed I did...I also paid for a car and chauffeur which I was in the south of France. Then I engaged a car...to make the three day tour from Cap Ferrat to Paris...I bought myself some socks and sweater and ties, etc...Michael Pearman was with me and has kept an itemized account of my expenditures - tips, cables...."  He continues with a discussion of meeting the British author, W. Somerset Maugham (1874-1965).  "Actually I accomplished some very important work with Maugham.  One of the stories we considered for Garbo is 'Sapho'  by Daudet - Maugham very kindly read the script and I had two very long meetings with him; he made brilliant and practical suggestions for the treatment of the story...When in Paris at Walter Wanger's request, I had long conferences with Agents. Writers, Actors' agents, etc. and made very important contacts and actually spent a good deal of time on the Garbo-Wanger proposition...I go into all this...because I do think a good deal of the...trip can be deducted as legitimate business expense...."  He signs, "George." 
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     <br/>CUKOR, GEORGE. (1899-1983)  American film director, with a long, prolific career of some 50 films  including, "Camille," (1936), "Holiday" (1937), "The Philadelphia Story" ((1940), "Born Yesterday" (1950),  and "My Far lady" (1964) for which he won an Oscar.

        
        

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	Signed Publicity Photograph of the couple, 8vo. - BALL, LUCILLE AND DESI ARNAZ. Lucille Ball (1911-1989).  American comedian and actress, model, film and television executive.  Desi Arnaz (1917-86). Cuban born American band leader, actor, producer. 
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		Lucy and Desi have signed under their names printed in white Their signatures are dark against their clothing. Lucy has inscribed, "To...Lucy," and Desi has signed, "Desi." 
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     <br/>BALL, LUCILLE AND DESI ARNAZ. Lucille Ball (1911-1989).  American comedian and actress, model, film and television executive.  Desi Arnaz (1917-86). Cuban born American band leader, actor, producer. 

        
        

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	Photograph Signed, 4to, n.p., n.d. - FOXX, REDD . (1922-91) American comedian, night club performer and actor, popularly known for the televisions series, "Sanford and Son."
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		Wearing a plaid shirt and suspenders similar to his Sanford character, he inscribes and signs in red ink, "To...Redd Foxx." 
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     <br/>FOXX, REDD . (1922-91) American comedian, night club performer and actor, popularly known for the televisions series, "Sanford and Son."

        
        

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	Printed  and holograph Document Signed,  4 pp on  2 separate 8vo sheets, Dar Es Salaam, n.d. but ca 1962. - HAWKS, HOWARD. (1896-1977)  Versatile American film director, producer, screenwriter. His best remembered comedies  include "Bringing Up Baby" (1938), "His Girl Friday (1940),"   "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1953).  His other important films include  "Scarface" (1932)  "Sergeant York" (1942) , "To Have and Have Not," (1946).  He received an honorary Academy Award in 1975. 
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		Hawks fills out a telegram form  of the East African Posts and Telecommunications Administration.  He writes on the first page." Land Survey  Dar es Salaam. we cordially invite the Minister Chief Fundikira and his wife  coma&#91;sic]  Chief Game Warden Bruce Kimlock and his wife to attend the delivery cerimony&#91;sic] of the Willys vehicles to the Game Department...." He continues on  page 4. "On Tuesday February 28 at Arusha."  He signs in full on the signature line, "Howard Hawks." 
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     <br/>HAWKS, HOWARD. (1896-1977)  Versatile American film director, producer, screenwriter. His best remembered comedies  include "Bringing Up Baby" (1938), "His Girl Friday (1940),"   "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" (1953).  His other important films include  "Scarface" (1932)  "Sergeant York" (1942) , "To Have and Have Not," (1946).  He received an honorary Academy Award in 1975. 

        
        

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