Military | Show Bills

JEAN-PIERRE AUMONT The actor signs his name on a Playbill for a production of My Name is Aquilon Show bill signed: "Jean Pierre", in blue ink, 24 pages, 6½x9. Playbill for a production of My Name is Quilon at the Lyceum Theatre in New York.

FRANK GORSHIN. Show Bill Cover inscribed and signed: "Hi Pat!/ Frank/Gorshin", 5½x8½. Cover of program for the Westbury Music Fair. No place (but Westbury, New York), no date. Gorshin (1933-2005), an impressionist, comedian and character actor, debuted in films in 1956.

LOUIS HAYWARD The actor signs his name on a Playbill for a production of A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum Show bill signed: "Louis Hayward", in blue felt tip, 44 pages, 6x9. LouisHayward (

BRIAN KEITH The actor signs his name on a Playbill for a production of Da Show bill cover signed: "Brian Ketih", in blue ink, 50 pages, 5½x9. The son of actor Robert Keith, Brian Keith (1921-1997) appeared with his dad in the Broadway debut of Mr. Roberts (1948).

JACK KLUGMAN The actor signs this show bill for the National Actors Theatre production of "Three Men on a Horse" Inscribed show bill signed: "Danny/Best wishes!/Jack/Klugman" in blue ink. 68p. 5½x8½. Show bill for "Three Men on a Horse" by the National Actors Theatre at the Lyceum Theatre.

JOHN V. LINDSAY Playbill cover for a production of The Visit, Chemin de Fer, and Holiday, signed by the New York politician, presumably during his time as Mayor. Also signed by his wife, Mary Show bill cover signed: "John Linday", "Mary Lindsay", in blue ink, 5¾x9.

JASON ROBARDS, JR. Shown blowing out candles on a pastry held by Hume Cronyn, on the cover of the Playbill for Big Fish, Little Fish Show Bill signed: "Jason Robards", 32 pages, 6½x9. Signed on the cover of a program for the Broadway play Big Fish, Little Fish (1961). Shown with Hume Cronyn and another male actor.

MONTY "THE BEARD" WOOLLEY He signs a showbill for a Hartford performance of The Man Who Came to Dinner a month before the play opened on Broadway. Show bill signed: "Monty Woolley", 2 pages, 6½x9 affixed to a 9x12 sheet.