Hattie Mcdaniel Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
HATTIE McDANIEL
Born: June 10, 1892 in Wichita, Kansas
Died: October 26, 1952 in Woodland Hills, California
Died: October 26, 1952 in Woodland Hills, California
HATTIE MCDANIEL (1895-1952) was the first Black actress to win an Academy Award, capturing the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 1939 for her role of Mammy in Gone With the Wind. McDaniel had a strong film resume even before Gone With the Wind, especially in light of the limited opportunities for black actors in that era, beginning with small roles in films like Mae West's I'm No Angel (1934) and Shirley Temple's The Little Colonel (1935), working up to major roles in Saratoga (1937) and The Shopworn Angel (1938). She was also the first Black woman to sing on American radio, and after many performances on such radio programs as Amos 'n Andy and the Eddie Cantor Show, she starred in the title role of Beulah on the radio. Because of other commitments, she appeared in only six 1952 episodes of the television version, which ran from 1950-1953.
1993-John-Ford (Other), 1968-Black-History:-Lost-Stolen,-or-Strayed (Other), 2004-TV-in-Black:-The-First-Fifty-Years (Other), 2006-Corazon-de... (Other), 1952-Beulah (Performer), 1948-Family-Honeymoon (Performer), 1946-Song-of-the-South (Performer), 1941-The-Great-Lie (Performer), 1939-Everybody's-Baby (Performer), 1938-The-Mad-Miss-Manton (Performer), 1938-Carefree (Performer), 1938-The-Shopworn-Angel (Performer), 1938-Battle-of-Broadway (Performer), 1937-Nothing-Sacred (Performer), 1937-Over-the-Goal (Performer), 1937-Sky-Racket (Performer), 1937-Saratoga (Performer), 1936-Show-Boat (Performer), 1936-The-First-Baby (Performer), 1935-Wig-Wag (Performer), 1934-The-Chases-of-Pimple-Street (Performer), 1934-King-Kelly-of-the-U.S.A. (Performer), 1934-Operator-13 (Performer), 1934-City-Park (Performer), 1932-Blonde-Venus (Performer), 1932-Crooner (Performer), 1932-Are-You-Listening (Performer), 1949-The-Big-Wheel (Performer), 1946-Margie (Performer), 1946-Janie-Gets-Married (Performer), 1944-Since-You-Went-Away (Performer), 1942-George-Washington-Slept-Here (Performer), 1941-They-Died-with-Their-Boots-On (Performer), 1938-Vivacious-Lady (Performer), 1937-45-Fathers (Performer), 1937-Merry-Go-Round-of-1938 (Performer), 1937-Racing-Lady (Performer), 1937-Mississippi-Moods (Performer), 1936-Can-This-Be-Dixie (Performer), 1936-Postal-Inspector (Performer), 1936-The-Bride-Walks-Out (Performer), 1935-Another-Face (Performer), 1935-Music-Is-Magic (Performer), 1935-The-Little-Colonel (Performer), 1935-Okay-Toots! (Performer), 1933-Goodbye-Love (Performer), 1933-Hello,-Sister! (Performer), 1932-Hypnotized (Performer), 1940-Cavalcade-of-the-Academy-Awards (in person), 2010-Democracy-Now! (Other), 2008-Banda-sonora (Other), 1988-The-Making-of-a-Legend:-Gone-with-the-Wind (Other), 1998-Small-Steps,-Big-Strides:-The-Black-Experience-in-Hollywood (Other), 1985-Musical-Comedy-Tonight-III (Other), 1949-The-Ed-Wynn-Show (Performer), 1946-Never-Say-Goodbye (Performer), 1944-Three-Is-a-Family (Performer), 1944-Janie (Performer), 1943-Johnny-Come-Lately (Performer), 1942-In-This-Our-Life (Performer), 1942-The-Male-Animal (Performer), 1940-Maryland (Performer), 1939-Gone-with-the-Wind (Performer), 1937-Quick-Money (Performer), 1937-Stella-Dallas (Performer), 1936-Reunion (Performer), 1936-Gentle-Julia (Performer), 1935-Harmony-Lane (Performer), 1935-Murder-by-Television (Performer), 1935-The-Four-Star-Boarder (Performer), 1935-Traveling-Saleslady (Performer), 1934-Little-Men (Performer), 1934-Babbitt (Performer), 1934-Flirtation (Performer), 1934-Judge-Priest (Performer), 1934-Merry-Wives-of-Reno (Performer), 1934-Mickey's-Rescue (Performer), 1932-The-Boiling-Point (Performer), 1932-The-Impatient-Maiden (Performer), 1949-The-Ed-Wynn-Show (in person), 1937-The-Wildcatter (Performer), 1937-The-Crime-Nobody-Saw (Performer), 1937-Don't-Tell-the-Wife (Performer), 1936-Libeled-Lady (Performer), 1936-Valiant-Is-the-Word-for-Carrie (Performer), 1936-Star-for-a-Night (Performer), 1936-High-Tension (Performer), 1936-Arbor-Day (Performer), 1936-The-Singing-Kid (Performer), 1936-Next-Time-We-Love (Performer), 1935-We're-Only-Human (Performer), 1935-Alice-Adams (Performer), 1935-China-Seas (Performer), 1935-Transient-Lady (Performer), 1935-Anniversary-Trouble (Performer), 1934-Fate's-Fathead (Performer), 1934-Lost-in-the-Stratosphere (Performer), 1933-I'm-No-Angel (Performer), 1932-The-Golden-West (Performer), 1932-The-Washington-Masquerade (Performer), 1948-Mickey (Performer), 1947-The-Flame (Performer), 1944-Hi,-Beautiful (Performer), 1943-Thank-Your-Lucky-Stars (Performer), 1941-Affectionately-Yours (Performer), 1939-Zenobia (Performer), 1938-The-Shining-Hour (Performer), 1937-True-Confession (Performer), 2001-Beyond-Tara:-The-Extraordinary-Life-of-Hattie-McDaniel (Other), 1984-George-Stevens:-A-Filmmaker's-Journey (Other), 2007-Roots-Remembered (Other), 2000-The-Young-and-the-Dead (Other), 1993-Mo'-Funny:-Black-Comedy-in-America (Other), 2009-1939:-Hollywood's-Greatest-Year (Other), 1998-Classified-X (Other), 1983-Hollywood-Out-takes-and-Rare-Footage (Other)
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HATTIE McDANIELThe First black actress to win an Academic Award signs this 2x2 piece of cardstock, in blue felt tip Signature: "Hattie Mc/Daniel" in blue felt tip, 2x2 cardstock. Accompanied by a color, 10x8 photograph of McDaniel in a scene with Vivian Leigh from Gone With the Wind.Sale Price $1,020.00
$1,200.00
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HATTIE McDANIEL The First black actress to win an Academic Award is shown with a relaxed expression in this black and white photograph, signed in black ink Photograph inscribed and signed: "Best Wishes Always,/To/Jess L. Hoaglin/From/Hattie McDaniel/6-20-47" in black ink. B/w, 8x10.Sale Price $3,910.00
$4,600.00
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HATTIE McDANIEL The first black actress to win an Academy Award is shown standing in a living room and wearing a fur coat in this sepia photograph, signed in blue felt tip Inscribed Photograph Signed: "Best Wishes/Always To/Miriam Hutchinson/From/Hattie McDaniel/9-3-46" in blue felt tip. Sepia, 8x10.Sale Price $2,890.00
$3,400.00
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HATTIE McDANIELThe First black actress to win an Academic Award is shown in overcoat and corsage, dated by her two years before her appearance as Mammy in Gone with the Wind and signed in Inscribed Photograph Signed: "'To Dorthy'/With/Best Wishes/From/Hattie McDaniel/'11/7/37'" in black ink. B/w, 8x9¾Sale Price $3,740.00
$4,400.00
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FAMILY THEATER PRODUCTIONS: 17 FAMOUS ACTORS AND ONE CANDIDATE FOR SAINTHOOD Seventeen actors and actresses sign a book written by Father Patrick Peyton, creator of Family Theater Productions (and now likely to be canonized by the Catholic Church) Book signed:Sale Price $1,530.00
$1,800.00
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The year the famous actress won her Academy Award for Selznick's Gone With the Wind, the first Black American to win an Oscar signs an agreement to work for Selznick International Pictures in 1940 with options through 1946.Sale Price $8,075.00
$9,500.00
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The First black actress to win an Academic Award signs this typed letter in which she thanks a fan for supporting her and informing the admirer that she had granted the requested photograph, signed in black inkSale Price $1,275.00
$1,500.00
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HATTIE “MAMMY” McDANIEL The First black actress to win an Academic Award signs a typed letter in which she invites entertainer Red Skelton to appear at a medical convention, signed in blue ink Typed Letter Signed: "Hattie McDaniel", 1p, 8½x11.Sale Price $1,020.00
$1,200.00
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REUNION CASTThe cast members sign a partly printed document saluting Oscar-winner Norman Taurog, who directed the 1936 film Reunion Document signed: "Sam Hellman" for screenplay, "GladysSale Price $1,020.00
$1,200.00
