RAYMOND MASSEY - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 216263
Price: $280.00
RAYMOND MASSEY
Black and white publicity still photograph of Raymond Massey's son,
Daniel, in a uniform from their film The Queen's Guards which father and
son were in.
Photograph signed: "This is my son,/Daniel but I was/in 'The
Queen's Guards'/too. Best wishes/Raymond Massey". B/w, 8x10 overall, image
7½x9 (one surface). In 1931, Raymond Massey (1896-1983) starred in his first
talking picture as Sherlock Holmes in The Speckled Band. He divided his
time between stage and screen, offering excellent performances in major
motion-picture efforts (The Scarlet Pimpernal, 1935 and Things to
Come, 1936). Massey's appearance in Abe Lincoln in Illinois was
his most famous role; he appeared in the Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway
production and then repeated his Lincoln characterization in this film version,
earning an Academy Award nomination as Best Actor. Twenty-two years later,
he played a cameo as Honest Abe in How the West Was Won (1962). On
television, Massey hosted the 1955 syndicated anthology I Spy, and
more memorably was Dr. Gillespie in the weekly series Dr. Kildare.
Lightly creased. Ink name (unknown hand) on verso (no show through). Fine
condition.
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