Abe Lyman Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
ABE LYMAN
Born: August 04, 1897 in Chicago, Illinois
Died: October 23, 1957 in Beverly Hills, California
Biography
Drummer turned bandleader Abe Lyman (1897-1957) had a popular dance band from the early 1920s to the late 1940s. His 1922 opening at the Cocoanut Grove, it packed in 1500 guests with a waiting line of 500 outside. Lyman's band had a successful European tour (1929), playing locations like London's Palladium and Paris' Moulin Rouge. Lyman and his orchestra were featured in many early talking pictures, and recorded Merrie Melodies soundtracks.
1987-Angel-Heart (Sound), 1955-Pete-Kelly's-Blues (Sound), 1939-Rita-Rio-and-Her-Orchestra (Sound), 1953-The-Ford-50th-Anniversary-Show (Sound), 1957-The-Gale-Storm-Show:-Oh!-Susanna (Sound), 1948-Mary-Lou (Sound), 1944-Bathing-Beauty (Sound), 1978-M*A*S*H (Sound), 1931-Lady,-Play-Your-Mandolin! (Music Department), 1991-Sweet-Talker (Sound), 1930-Hold-Everything (Performer), 1935-I-Wished-on-the-Moon (in person), 1933-Mr.-Broadway (in person), 1932-Rambling-'Round-Radio-Row-#1 (in person), 1930-Paramount-on-Parade (in person), 1928/I-Abe-Lyman-and-His-Orchestra (in person), 1928/II-Abe-Lyman-and-His-Orchestra (in person), 1955-Love-Me-or-Leave-Me (Sound), 1960-Make-Room-for-Daddy (Sound), 1957-The-Joker-Is-Wild (Sound), 1939-The-Women (Sound), 1928-Gang-War (Sound), 1949-Mother-Is-a-Freshman (Sound), 1946/I-Junior-Prom (Performer), 1935-Sweet-Surrender (Performer), 1933-Beauty-on-Broadway (Performer), 1931-Ten-Cents-a-Dance (Performer), 1930-Pardon-My-Gun (Performer), 1933-Abe-Lyman-&-Band (in person), 2012-Boardwalk-Empire (Sound), 1931-Smile,-Darn-Ya,-Smile! (Sound), 1931-Smile,-Darn-Ya,-Smile! (Music Department), 1943-Gals,-Incorporated (Sound), 1955-Show-Time-at-the-Apollo (Sound), 1952-Somebody-Loves-Me (Sound), 1946-Freddie-Steps-Out (Music Department), 1931-One-More-Time (Sound), 1931-One-More-Time (Music Department), 2003-Chaplin-Today:-The-Gold-Rush (Sound), 1936-Alladin-from-Manhattan (Sound), 1947-Sarge-Goes-to-College (Performer), 1930-Good-News (in person), 1968-The-Dean-Martin-Comedy-Hour (Sound), 1939-Idiot's-Delight (Sound), 1934-The-Song-of-Fame (Sound), 1971-The-Abominable-Dr.-Phibes (Sound), 1939-Babes-in-Arms (Sound), 1933-Broadway-Thru-a-Keyhole (Performer), 1930-Madam-Satan (Performer), 1930-Galas-de-la-Paramount (in person)
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ABE LYMAN - AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED - HFSID 207173Autograph note signed by Abe Lyman, congratulating Branen Dyer on a dinner at the Ambassador Hotel. The note includes a handwritten message in pencil, reading "Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. Your asst. editor." Lyman was a renowned bandleader.Price: $140.00
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ABE LYMAN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 279937Publicity photograph of bandleader Abe Lyman, inscribed and signed "To Frank/Sincerely/Abe Lyman" in blue ink. Captured by Maurice Seymour, Lyman led a popular dance band from the 1920s to the 1940s, performing at notable venues and in films.
Sale Price $225.00
$280.00
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ABE LYMAN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 27086Photograph inscribed and signed: "To Del/Best Wishes/Abe Lyman". This 8x10 sepia photo promotes drummer turned bandleader Abe Lyman's orchestra, known for its popularity from the early 1920s to the late 1940s and appearances in early talking pictures.
Price: $280.00
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ABE LYMAN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 203724Photograph of Abe Lyman, inscribed and signed with "To Chas. Silvia/Best wishes/Abe Lyman." Lyman, a drummer turned bandleader, led a popular dance band from the early 1920s to the late 1940s and appeared in early talking pictures.
Sale Price $225.00
$280.00
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ABE LYMAN - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 203780Photograph inscribed and signed by Abe Lyman reads "To Chas Silvia/Regards/Abe Lyman". Lyman, a drummer turned bandleader, led a popular dance band from the 1920s to 1940s and was featured in early talking pictures.
Price: $280.00
