Joshua Logan Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
JOSHUA LOGAN
Born: October 05, 1908 in Texarkana, Texas
Died: July 12, 1988 in New York City, New York
Biography
LOGAN (1908-1988) made his Broadway acting debut in 1932, but focused thereafter on writing and directing. He received Oscar nominations as Best Director for Picnic (1955) and Sayonara (1957). He won a Pulitzer Prize, along with co-author Oscar Hammerstein II, for South Pacific.
1969-Gold-Fever (in person), 2012-Love,-Marilyn (Other), 1985-Rodgers-&-Hammerstein:-The-Sound-of-American-Music (in person), 1969-Paint-Your-Wagon (Director), 1955-Picnic (Director), 1955-Mister-Roberts (Director), 1955-Mister-Roberts (Writer), 1943-Higher-and-Higher (Writer), 1943-Higher-and-Higher (Other), 1955-Picnic (Other), 1938-Suez (Other), 1953-Main-Street-to-Broadway (in person), 1979-The-Kennedy-Center-Honors:-A-Celebration-of-the-Performing-Arts (in person), 1959-Person-to-Person (in person), 1964-Ensign-Pulver (Director), 1938-I-Met-My-Love-Again (Director), 1938-I-Met-My-Love-Again (Writer), 2010-Live-from-Lincoln-Center (Writer), 1984-Mister-Roberts (Writer), 1964-Ensign-Pulver (Writer), 1948-Tonight-on-Broadway (Writer), 1984-Mister-Roberts (Other), 1960-The-World-of-Suzie-Wong (Other), 1959-Middle-of-the-Night (Other), 1958-Indiscreet (Other), 1964-Ensign-Pulver (Producer), 1987-Marilyn-Monroe:-Beyond-the-Legend (in person), 1983-One-on-One (in person), 1981-The-Rebels:-Marlon-Brando (in person), 1967-Camelot (Director), 1961-Fanny (Director), 1960-Tall-Story (Director), 1957-Sayonara (Director), 2001-South-Pacific (Writer), 1961-Fanny (Writer), 1961-Fanny (Other), 1961-Fanny (Producer), 1960-Tall-Story (Producer), 1960-Tall-Story (Performer), 1981-Musical-Comedy-Tonight-II (Performer), 1981-Musical-Comedy-Tonight-II (in person), 1976-1978-The-Merv-Griffin-Show (in person), 1969-The-David-Frost-Show (in person), 1982-Henry-Fonda:-The-Man-and-His-Movies (Other), 1996-Rodgers-&-Hammerstein:-The-Sound-of-Movies (Other), 1967-The-Story-of-Camelot (Other), 1958-South-Pacific (Director), 1956-Bus-Stop (Director), 2006-Great-Performances (Writer), 1958-South-Pacific (Writer), 1958-South-Pacific (Other), 1937-History-Is-Made-at-Night (Other), 1936-The-Garden-of-Allah (Other), 1986-Josh,-the-Logan-Legend (in person), 1967-Cinema (in person)
South-Pacific - Director (April 3, 2008 - August 22, 2010), Horowitz-and-Mrs.-Washington - Director (April 2, 1980 - April 6, 1980), Trick - Production (March 4, 1979 - March 11, 1979), Look-to-the-Lilies - Director (March 29, 1970 - April 19, 1970), Ready-When-You-Are,-C.B.! - Director (December 7, 1964 - March 13, 1965), Tiger,-Tiger-Burning-Bright - Staging (December 22, 1962 - January 19, 1963), Mr.-President - Director (October 20, 1962 - June 8, 1963), All-American - Director (March 19, 1962 - May 26, 1962), There-Was-a-Little-Girl - Director (March 29, 1960 - March 12, 1960), Epitaph-for-George-Dillon - Production (November 4, 1958 - November 22, 1958), The-World-of-Suzie-Wong - Director (October 14, 1958 - January 2, 1960), Blue-Denim - Staging (March 27, 1958 - July 19, 1958), Middle-of-the-Night - Production (March 8, 1956 - May 25, 1957), South-Pacific - Writing (May 4, 1955 - May 15, 1955), The-Wisteria-Trees - Writing (March 2, 1955 - March 13, 1955), Fanny - Production (November 4, 1954 - December 16, 1956), Kind-Sir - Production (November 4, 1953 - March 27, 1954), Picnic - Production (March 19, 1953 - April 10, 1954), Wish-You-Were-Here - Production (June 25, 1952 - November 28, 1953), The-Wisteria-Trees - Production (March 29, 1950 - September 16, 1950), South-Pacific - Production (April 7, 1949 - January 16, 1954), Mister-Roberts - Director (March 18, 1948 - January 6, 1951), John-Loves-Mary - Production (March 4, 1947 - March 7, 1948), Happy-Birthday - Director (October 31, 1946 - March 13, 1948), Annie-Get-Your-Gun - Director (May 16, 1946 - March 12, 1949), This-Is-the-Army - Other (July 4, 1942 - September 26, 1942), By-Jupiter - Staging (June 3, 1942 - June 12, 1943), Charley's-Aunt - Staging (October 17, 1940 - May 3, 1941), Higher-and-Higher - Director (August 5, 1940 - August 24, 1940), Higher-and-Higher - Director (April 4, 1940 - June 15, 1940), Two-For-The-Show - Director (March 8, 1940 - May 25, 1940), Morning's-at-Seven - Staging (November 30, 1939 - January 6, 1940), Stars-In-Your-Eyes - Staging (March 9, 1939 - May 27, 1939), Knickerbocker-Holiday - Staging (October 19, 1938 - March 11, 1939), I-Married-an-Angel - Staging (May 11, 1938 - March 25, 1939), On-Borrowed-Time - Director (March 3, 1938 - November 1938), A-Room-in-Red-and-White - Performer (January 18, 1936 - March 1936), Hell-Freezes-Over - Staging (December 28, 1935 - January 1936), Most-of-the-Game - Performer (October 1, 1935 - October 1935), To-See-Ourselves - Production (April 30, 1935 - May 1935), It's-You-I-Want - Staging (March 5, 1935 - March 1935), I-Was-Waiting-for-You - Performer (November 13, 1933 - November 1933), Carry-Nation - Performer (October 29, 1932 - November 1932)
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JOSHUA LOGAN - AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED - HFSID 25620Card signed by Joshua Logan includes his autograph sentiment, "Best regards/Joshua/Logan". Logan, a notable director and writer, is recognized for works like South Pacific and received multiple Oscar nominations throughout his career.Sale Price $135.00
$160.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 286251Photograph inscribed and signed by Joshua Logan reads "For John/Cavallo/best/Joshua/Logan". Logan, known for directing Picnic and Sayonara, won a Pulitzer Prize for South Pacific. The image is captioned in the lower margin.
Price: $650.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH 1987 - HFSID 322787Photograph signed by Joshua Logan, inscribed with "For Richard/All the Best/Joshua Logan/NYC/10/1/87" in black ink. Logan, a notable director and writer, is recognized for his work on Picnic, Sayonara, and South Pacific.
Sale Price $545.00
$650.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - BOOK SIGNED - HFSID 285540Hardcover copy of Josh: My Up and Down, In and Out Life signed on the half title page with "Best wishes/Joshua Logan". This first printing autobiography by Joshua Logan highlights his career as a writer and director in theater and film.
Sale Price $250.00
$320.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - FLYER SIGNED CIRCA 1979 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 80851Flyer announcing lectures from Joshua Logan and Paul Trueblood, signed by both. It promotes the January 16 program, "A Broadway Scrapbook", featuring Logan and Trueblood. Dated circa 1979, it includes a photo of Logan.
Price: $280.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - SHOW BILL SIGNED WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 321864Playbill signed by Joshua Logan and Anna Sosensko for A Gala Tribute to Joshua Logan at the Imperial Theatre. Logan, a Broadway actor and writer, is recognized for his directing accolades, while Sosensko contributed significantly to theater and music production.
Price: $320.00
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JOSHUA LOGAN - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 07/13/1959 - HFSID 256625Typed letter signed by Joshua Logan, dated July 13, 1959, on Warner Bros. Pictures letterhead. Addressed to Dale Olson, expressing gratitude for South Pacific being voted film of the month by Box Office Magazine.
Price: $650.00
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KIND SIR PLAY CAST - INSCRIBED SHOW BILL SIGNED WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 301555Playbill for the production of Kind Sir at the Alvin Theatre is signed by playwright Mary Martin, Dorothy Stickney, and Joshua Logan. It includes the inscription: "To John- Love Mary Martin", along with signatures from the other cast members.
Price: $420.00
