FUZZY KNIGHT - AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED - HFSID 29853
Sale Price $385.00
Reg. $460.00
FUZZY KNIGHT
Fuzzy Knight handwrote and signed this letter on a card about the
loss and recovery of his English setter puppy Trooper.
Autograph note signed "Fuzzy Knight". 5½x3¼ card. In full:
"Dear friend Richard-: This has been a very happy day for me. I just
found my little puppy (Trooper) which I thought had run away my neighbor brought
him hot footing it home. He's just 4 mo's old,
and English setter with long hair, black and white blotches all over he has a
large house with his name over the door and he's always playing the back of our
house, which has loads of trees. Me also have two canaries named Laddie and
Lucky. Hope to hear from you again soon,".
Knight (1901-1976, born John Forest Knight in Fairmont,
West Virginia) was a comedic sidekick in Westerns of the 1930s and 1940s,
usually with Johnny Mack Brown and Tex Ritter. Knight got his start in
vaudeville and once even led his own band. He broke into films with an
uncredited role in Night Parade (1929), the first of his over 190
movies and TV shows. Some of his more memorable performances include Mae
West's bumpkin cousin in My Little Chickadee and a rare dramatic role as
Tater in The Trail of the Lonesome Pine (1936). He made the jump to TV in
1950, where he continued to play sidekicks, including Sagebrush on The
Gene Autry Show (1950-1951) and Private Fuzzy Knight in Buster Crabbe's
Captain Gallant of the Foreign Legion (1955-1957). Lightly toned and
bowed. Irregular top edge. Otherwise in fine condition.
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