LLOYD NOLAN - DOCUMENT SIGNED CIRCA 1961 - HFSID 168565
Sale Price $385.00
Reg. $460.00
LLOYD NOLAN
He signs authorization for payments to him to be mailed to his talent
agency.
Document signed: "Lloyd Nolan", 1 page, 7½x9. Pre-printed form signed
in ink, authorizing an unnamed recipient to mail any checks owed him to the
William Shiffrin Agency, Beverly Hills, California. Dated by an unknown hand:
"9-6-61". Lloyd Nolan (1902-1985) would probably have been type cast as a
villain had he been less obviously charming. He had his first starring role on
Broadway, in One Sunday Afternoon (1933). He originated the role of
Captain Queeg on Broadway, too, in The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial. Then
he spent over fifty years in movie roles, including starring roles in
G-Men (1935), A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (1945), Peyton Place
(1957) and Hannah and Her Sisters (1986). Beginning with the title
role in Martin Kane, Private Eye (1951), Nolan was also seen often
on the small screen. Mailing fold crosses signature. Slightly worn at corners.
Otherwise, fine condition.
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