GARY ADLER - AUTOGRAPH AUTOBIOGRAPH SIGNED TWICE - HFSID 39827

GARY ADLER
Actor Gary Adler wrote and signed this letter summarizing his career and how he succeeded - "My credit for my successful career must go to my higher power, whom I call God". Accompanied by his resume.
Autograph autobiograph signed "Gary Adler" twice. 1 page, 8x10. In full: "Whenever an interviewer asks me what I consider my most significant role, the response varies. Playing four different characters (including one speaking Spanish) in a live industrial show for 'I.B.M.' at the Nation Computer Convention Center in July, 1984 was very, very rewarding. I.B.M. treated us better than any other producer I've ever worked for. Certainly my roles as 'doctor Martin Lest' on 'General Hospital', 'The First Security Guard' on 'Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, a cop on 'As The World Turns', and 'A Police Interrogator' on 'The Doctors' also important in my career. The credit for my successful career must go to my higher power, whom I call God. Without my belief in the Lord I would not be doing very well. Unknown to most people, I had a long history of drug and alcohol addiction, and through prayer and meditation, the Lord directed me into a Los Angeles Hospital that deals with chemical dependency. I will be forever grateful." Lightly toned and creased. Light nick in right edge. Otherwise in fine condition. Accompanied by: Resume unsigned. 1 page, 7¾x9¾. Adler's resume, listing his television, theatre, and radio experience, as well as his "special talents". Lightly toned and creased. Otherwise in fine condition. Actor Adler has appeared as Doctor Martin Lester on General Hospital and Dr. Abeel on On Life to Live. He's also had small roles in the TV shows Archie Bunker's Place, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Days of Our Lives, Another World, Search for Tomorrow, As The World Turns, The Doctors, Somerset and Love of Life, as well as a disk jockey in Colorado, Virginia, Arizona, Connecticut and Massachusetts.

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