EDMUND LOWE - AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED CIRCA 1938 - HFSID 165351

EDMUND LOWE
This question card for the mentalist Myrus was signed "with best wishes" by Lowe in pencil. It's from the personal autograph collection of Myrus' wife Elsie, who collected autographs from celebrities who came to see her husband's shows
Autograph Note signed: "To/Elsie,/with best wishes/Edmund Lowe" in pencil.3¾x4½ printed card. Question card for a performance by the mentalist Myrus, "The Wizard of Telepathy" and "The Man with the X-Ray Eyes", at the Cafe Lamaze in Hollywood, California. This card is from the personal autograph collection of Elsie Myrus, wife of Myrus. She collected autographs from celebrities who came to see her husband's performances. Lowe (1890-1971, born in San Jose, California) was an American stage, movie and TV actor. Lowe worked as a teacher before joining a stock company in Los Angeles, California. He debuted on the silver screen in 1915's The Wild Olive, the first of over 120 film appearances, and made his Broadway debut in 1917's The Brat, the first of 12 plays on the Great White Way for Lowe. He became a popular leading man in elegant roles, but made a name for himself as the hellraising Sergeant Quirt in the 1927 film version of What Price Glory?. This movie led to several sequels with Lowe and Victor McLaglen as Quirt's rival Flagg, with their signature taglines "Sez you? Sez me!" Lowe made his break into television in 1949; he's probably best known in this medium for his role as David Chase in Front Page Detective (1951). Lightly toned. Signature is lightly smeared. Random ink stains. Otherwise in fine condition.