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GIELGUD, JOHN Autograph Signature of British Actor John Gielgud
1939
Original autograph signature of British actor John Gielgud, written in vintage fountain pen ink on a 4Ó x 3Ó piece of paper: ÒJohn Gielgud, best wishes, 1939.Ó Fine. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000), a graduate of RADA, made his acting debut at the Old Vic in 1921 and subsequently went on to great critical acclaim as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Becket as King Louis VII of France and won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur. He is the author of several books on the art of acting and his personal experiences, including Backward Glances: Times for Reflection and Distinguished Company, An Actor and His Time, Stage Directions, and Early Stages.
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FORDHAM, HALLAM [JOHN GIELGUD] John Gielgud. An Actor's Biography in Pictures. Compiled and Described by Hallam Fordham. With Personal Narrative by John Gielgud
London John Lehman 1952
First Edition. Quarto. Illustrated throughout with black & white photographs of the great actor, Sir John Gielgud, in some of his most memorable stage performances, including Hamlet, Twelfth Night, King Lear, Romeo and Juliet, Three Sisters, The Merchant of Venice, Richard the Second, The Importance of Being Earnest, Macbeth, The Lady's Not for Burning, Julius Caesar, Much Ado About Nothing, etc. With personal family photos as well. The endpapers have a decorative design incorporating photographic portraits of many of Mr. Gielgud's leading ladies, including Jessica Tandy, Peggy Ashcroft, Beatrice Lillie, Marie Tempest, Dorothy Green, and Adele Dixon. Very good plus copy with some minor fading to the cloth at the top and bottom edges of the front board in a near fine dust jacket with a hint of edge wear.
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GIELGUD, JOHN Original Autograph Letter Signed by Actor Sir John Gielgud
Buckinghamshire, England Notecard, 5 1/2Ó x 3 1/2Ó February 8, 1989
Original autograph letter signed by the author, actor, Sir John Gielgud, to the sister of actress Lilli Palmer, on Lilli Palmer's passing. Gieldgud writes: Ò...How sweet of you to trouble to write. They cut my tribute a bit, including ÔC'est-Lady Parlequi Piel' - which I thought a pity. It seems she has left the Henley house to be used as a school for students of comedy! Not a very good idea it seems to me. Better to sell the house and found a scholarship at one of the drama schools with the proceeds. I was so very fond of her and of Lilli too. What became of Carlos [Palmer's second husband]? Love to you as ever, John.Ó The letter is written on the verso of a printed notecard which reads: ÒWith the Compliments of Sir John GielgudÓ and comes with the postmarked envelope addressed in Gieldgud's hand. Both the card and the envelope are in fine condition. The lovely and elegant Lilli Palmer (1914 - 1986) made her stage debut in Berlin in 1932, then, after the Nazi takeover, made her way to Paris to work in the Moulin Rouge. She first appeared in motion pictures in 1935 and in 1945 came to the U.S. with her first husband, actor Rex Harrison (with whom she starred in the 1945 film, The Rake's Progress / Notorious Gentleman), where she enjoyed a career in Hollywood and on Broadway before returning to Europe in 1954. Her autobiography, Change the Lobsters and Dance, was met with critical and popular acclaim. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000), a graduate of RADA, made his acting debut at the Old Vic in 1921 and subsequently went on to great critical acclaim as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Becket as King Louis VII of France and won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur.
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GIELGUD, JOHN Original Autograph Letter Signed by Actor Sir John Gielgud
Buckinghamshire, England 1 page, 7Ó x 9Ó January 30, 1986
Original autograph letter signed by the author, actor, Sir John Gielgud, to the sister of actress Lilli Palmer, on Lilli Palmer's passing. Gieldgud writes: Ò...It is so long since I had the pleasure of seeing you, but I have such pleasant memories of you and your family when you lived in Hampstead. And now the dreadfully sad news of dear Lilli's death impels me to send you an inadequate line of sympathy. I last saw Lilli in New York several years ago when Arnold Weissberger invited us both to see The Pirates of Penzance in Central Park and she seemed as beautiful and attractive as she was when I used to see her, years before, when she was married to Rex [Harrison] at Portofino. With all her many talents as an actress, writer, and painter, she had a great gift of friendship, and I always felt I knew her much better than I really did. I actually remember her one day part in ÔSecret Agent,' when we watched her have a furious row - in German of course - when she met Peter Lorre! We never knew what it was about, but even then she made a great impression of personality. You must be so very sad at losing her as so many admirers will be in many countries. I always envied her being able to act in so many different languages. Don't dream of answering, please, I just wanted you to have a line of sympathies. Ever sincerely, John.Ó The letter is written on Gieldgud's personal printed stationery. Two minor creases from folding, else fine. The lovely and elegant Lilli Palmer (1914 - 1986) made her stage debut in Berlin in 1932, then, after the Nazi takeover, made her way to Paris to work in the Moulin Rouge. She first appeared in motion pictures in 1935 and in 1945 came to the U.S. with her first husband, actor Rex Harrison (with whom she starred in the 1945 film, The Rake's Progress / Notorious Gentleman), where she enjoyed a career in Hollywood and on Broadway before returning to Europe in 1954. Her autobiography, Change the Lobsters and Dance, was met with critical and popular acclaim. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000), a graduate of RADA, made his acting debut at the Old Vic in 1921 and subsequently went on to great critical acclaim as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Becket as King Louis VII of France and won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur.
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GIELGUD, JOHN Original Autograph Letter Signed by Actor Sir John Gielgud
Buckinghamshire, England Notecard, 5 1/2Ó x 3 1/2Ó January 3, 1994
Original autograph letter signed by the author, actor, Sir John Gielgud, to the sister of actress Lilli Palmer. Gielgud writes: Ò...So very sweet of you to trouble to write about Swansons - I am so delighted to know you enjoyed it. Very worrying about poor Edith - and I am glad to think you are so faithful in keeping in touch with her. I fear there is little one can do. She is an obstinate loner, isn't she - but one can admire her determination. Ever yours, John.Ó The letter is written on the verso of a printed notecard which reads: ÒWith the Compliments of Sir John GielgudÓ and comes with the postmarked envelope addressed in Gieldgud's hand. Both the card and the envelope are in fine condition. The lovely and elegant Lilli Palmer (1914 - 1986) made her stage debut in Berlin in 1932, then, after the Nazi takeover, made her way to Paris to work in the Moulin Rouge. She first appeared in motion pictures in 1935 and in 1945 came to the U.S. with her first husband, actor Rex Harrison (with whom she starred in the 1945 film, The Rake's Progress / Notorious Gentleman), where she enjoyed a career in Hollywood and on Broadway before returning to Europe in 1954. Her autobiography, Change the Lobsters and Dance, was met with critical and popular acclaim. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000), a graduate of RADA, made his acting debut at the Old Vic in 1921 and subsequently went on to great critical acclaim as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Becket as King Louis VII of France and won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur.
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GIELGUD, JOHN Original Autograph Letter Signed by Actor Sir John Gielgud
Buckinghamshire, England Notecard, 5 1/2Ó x 3 1/2Ó December 12, 1986
Original autograph letter signed by the author, actor, Sir John Gielgud, to the sister of actress Lilli Palmer. Gielgud writes: Ò...So very kind of you to think of me and to send me Lilli's book, which of course I am longing to read. I do hope all is well with you and that you are as happy as I am to be living in the country - so very lovely where you live. Christmas greetings and affectionate greetings as well. John.Ó The letter is written on the verso of a printed notecard which reads: ÒWith the Compliments of Sir John Gielgud.Ó The card is in fine condition. The lovely and elegant Lilli Palmer (1914 - 1986) made her stage debut in Berlin in 1932, then, after the Nazi takeover, made her way to Paris to work in the Moulin Rouge. She first appeared in motion pictures in 1935 and in 1945 came to the U.S. with her first husband, actor Rex Harrison (with whom she starred in the 1945 film, The Rake's Progress / Notorious Gentleman), where she enjoyed a career in Hollywood and on Broadway before returning to Europe in 1954. Her autobiography, Change the Lobsters and Dance, was met with critical and popular acclaim. Sir John Gielgud (1904 - 2000), a graduate of RADA, made his acting debut at the Old Vic in 1921 and subsequently went on to great critical acclaim as one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of our time. He was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Becket as King Louis VII of France and won Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur.
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