Mary Astor Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
MARY ASTOR
Born: May 03, 1906 in Quincy, Illinois
Died: September 25, 1987 in Woodland Hills, California
Biography
Mary Astor (1906-1987) had a successful silent screen career, costarring with John Barrymore in Beau Brummell (1923) and Don Juan (1926). Her career was threatened by tabloid scandals in the 1930s, including a very contentious divorce, but she moved on to even greater film success in the talking era. She won the 1941 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for portraying chain-smoking concert pianist Sandra Kovak in Warner Bros.' The Great Lie, which starred Bette Davis. That same year, she costarred with Humphrey Bogart in The Maltese Falcon. She wrote five novels; her autobiography and subsequent film memoir were both best sellers.
1955-Justice (Performer), 2008-Spisok-korabley (Other), 1976-That's-Entertainment,-Part-II (Other), 2004-In-the-Good-Old-Summertime-Intro (Other), 1997-20th-Century-Fox:-The-First-50-Years (Other), 1996-Bogart:-The-Untold-Story (Other), 1964-Hush...Hush,-Sweet-Charlotte (Performer), 1962-Checkmate (Performer), 1961-Return-to-Peyton-Place (Performer), 1961-Rawhide (Performer), 1957-1960-Playhouse-90 (Performer), 1958-1959-Alfred-Hitchcock-Presents (Performer), 1956-Robert-Montgomery-Presents (Performer), 1956-Studio-57 (Performer), 1947-Cynthia (Performer), 1947-Fiesta (Performer), 1943-Young-Ideas (Performer), 1941-The-Maltese-Falcon (Performer), 1941-The-Great-Lie (Performer), 1939-Midnight (Performer), 1938-Paradise-for-Three (Performer), 1937-The-Hurricane (Performer), 1936-Lady-from-Nowhere (Performer), 1936-Dodsworth (Performer), 1936-The-Murder-of-Dr.-Harrigan (Performer), 1935-Red-Hot-Tires (Performer), 1934-Easy-to-Love (Performer), 1931-Smart-Woman (Performer), 1931-Behind-Office-Doors (Performer), 1931-Other-Men's-Women (Performer), 1930-The-Lash (Performer), 1928-Heart-to-Heart (Performer), 1928-Sailors'-Wives (Performer), 1927-The-Sea-Tiger (Performer), 1925-Scarlet-Saint (Performer), 1925-Don-Q-Son-of-Zorro (Performer), 1925-Oh,-Doctor! (Performer), 1922-John-Smith (Performer), 1921-Wings-of-the-Border (Performer), 1921-Sentimental-Tommy (Performer), 1929-The-Show-of-Shows (in person), 1959-Frontier-Justice (Other), 1959-General-Electric-Theater (Performer), 1951-Screen-Snapshots:-Hollywood-Memories (Other), 1941-Breakdowns-of-1941 (Other), 1960-Buick-Electra-Playhouse (Performer), 1955-1960-The-United-States-Steel-Hour (Performer), 1959-The-Philadelphia-Story (Performer), 1959-A-Stranger-in-My-Arms (Performer), 1955-1957-Climax! (Performer), 1957-Zane-Grey-Theater (Performer), 1956-Star-Stage (Performer), 1955-Producers'-Showcase (Performer), 1954-The-Best-of-Broadway (Performer), 1948-Act-of-Violence (Performer), 1947-Cass-Timberlane (Performer), 1947-Desert-Fury (Performer), 1946-Claudia-and-David (Performer), 1944-Blonde-Fever (Performer), 1943-Thousands-Cheer (Performer), 1936-Trapped-by-Television (Performer), 1935-Straight-from-the-Heart (Performer), 1932-Red-Dust (Performer), 1932-Those-We-Love (Performer), 1931-The-Sin-Ship (Performer), 1930-Holiday (Performer), 1930-The-Runaway-Bride (Performer), 1928-Dressed-to-Kill (Performer), 1927-Rose-of-the-Golden-West (Performer), 1927-Two-Arabian-Knights (Performer), 1927-The-Sunset-Derby (Performer), 1926-The-Wise-Guy (Performer), 1926-High-Steppers (Performer), 1925-The-Pace-That-Thrills (Performer), 1925-Playing-with-Souls (Performer), 1924-The-Price-of-a-Party (Performer), 1924-Unguarded-Women (Performer), 1924-The-Fighting-American (Performer), 1923-Woman-Proof (Performer), 1923-The-Marriage-Maker (Performer), 1923-The-Bright-Shawl (Performer), 1922-The-Rapids (Performer), 1922-The-Man-Who-Played-God (Performer), 1922-The-Young-Painter (Performer), 1921-The-Beggar-Maid (Performer), 1921-Brother-of-the-Bear (Performer), 1921-Bullets-or-Ballots (Performer), 1980-Hollywood (in person), 1956-The-Ed-Sullivan-Show (Other), 2001-Backstory (Other), 1964-Youngblood-Hawke (Performer), 1963-Ben-Casey (Performer), 1963-Burke's-Law (Performer), 1962-1963-Dr.-Kildare (Performer), 1960-Thriller (Performer), 1960-The-Snows-of-Kilimanjaro (Performer), 1958-This-Happy-Feeling (Performer), 1954-1958-Studio-One-in-Hollywood (Performer), 1958-U.S.-Marshal (Performer), 1956-1957-Lux-Video-Theatre (Performer), 1956-Matinee-Theatre (Performer), 1955-Front-Row-Center (Performer), 1955-Ponds-Theater (Performer), 1954-Danger (Performer), 1953-Yesterday-and-Today (Performer), 1949-Little-Women (Performer), 1942-The-Palm-Beach-Story (Performer), 1942-Across-the-Pacific (Performer), 1942-In-This-Our-Life (Performer), 1940-Turnabout (Performer), 1938-Woman-Against-Woman (Performer), 1938-There's-Always-a-Woman (Performer), 1938-No-Time-to-Marry (Performer), 1935-Man-of-Iron (Performer), 1935-Dinky (Performer), 1934-The-Case-of-the-Howling-Dog (Performer), 1934-The-Man-with-Two-Faces (Performer), 1933-Convention-City (Performer), 1933-The-World-Changes (Performer), 1933-The-Kennel-Murder-Case (Performer), 1933-Jennie-Gerhardt (Performer), 1933-The-Little-Giant (Performer), 1932-A-Successful-Calamity (Performer), 1932-The-Lost-Squadron (Performer), 1931-Men-of-Chance (Performer), 1931-White-Shoulders (Performer), 1931-The-Royal-Bed (Performer), 1929-New-Year's-Eve (Performer), 1928-Romance-of-the-Underworld (Performer), 1928-Dry-Martini (Performer), 1928-Three-Ring-Marriage (Performer), 1926-Don-Juan (Performer), 1925-Enticement (Performer), 1924-Inez-from-Hollywood (Performer), 1924-The-Fighting-Coward (Performer), 1923-Second-Fiddle (Performer), 1922-Hope (Performer), 1921-My-Lady-o'-the-Pines (Performer), 1960-Person-to-Person (in person), 1934-The-Hollywood-Gad-About (in person), 1927-A-Trip-Through-the-Paramount-Studio (in person), 1965-Hollywood-My-Home-Town (Other), 1920-The-Scarecrow (Performer), 1955-Some-of-the-Greatest (Other), 1963-Hollywood-Without-Make-Up (Other), 1963-The-Defenders (Performer), 1957-The-Devil's-Hairpin (Performer), 1956-The-Power-and-the-Prize (Performer), 1956-A-Kiss-Before-Dying (Performer), 1956-Playwrights-'56 (Performer), 1955-The-Elgin-Hour (Performer), 1954-The-Philco-Goodyear-Television-Playhouse (Performer), 1954-Kraft-Theatre (Performer), 1949-Any-Number-Can-Play (Performer), 1944-Meet-Me-in-St.-Louis (Performer), 1940-Brigham-Young (Performer), 1938-Listen,-Darling (Performer), 1937-The-Prisoner-of-Zenda (Performer), 1936-And-So-They-Were-Married (Performer), 1935-Page-Miss-Glory (Performer), 1934-I-Am-a-Thief (Performer), 1934-Return-of-the-Terror (Performer), 1934-Upperworld (Performer), 1930-Ladies-Love-Brutes (Performer), 1929-The-Woman-from-Hell (Performer), 1927-No-Place-to-Go (Performer), 1927-The-Rough-Riders (Performer), 1926-Forever-After (Performer), 1924-Beau-Brummel (Performer), 1923-To-the-Ladies (Performer), 1923-Puritan-Passions (Performer), 1923-Success (Performer), 1922-The-Angelus (Performer), 1926-WAMPAS-Baby-Stars-of-1926 (in person), 1923-Hollywood (in person)
Theater Credits
The-Starcross-Story - Performer (January 13, 1954 - January 13, 1954), Many-Happy-Returns - Performer (January 5, 1945 - January 6, 1945)
Style
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH - HFSID 205042Sheet signed by Mary Astor in blue ink, featuring the signature "Mary Astor". Astor was a successful silent film star, winning an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in The Great Lie and co-starring in The Maltese Falcon.Price: $160.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH - HFSID 287440Mary Astor signs a 4.5x5 sheet of paper with her signature, "Mary Astor." Astor, a 1941 Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actress, is known for her roles in The Great Lie and The Maltese Falcon.
Sale Price $135.00
$160.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH CIRCA 1931 - HFSID 459Signature of Mary Astor acquired in 1931, written in blue ink. Astor, an Academy Award-winning actress, is known for her roles in The Great Lie and The Maltese Falcon. Additional notes in ink and pencil appear on an attached sheet.
Price: $140.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED 08/21/1964 - HFSID 344855Letter signed by Mary Astor to her agent, Gloria Safier, requesting checks on commercial acting opportunities after turning down a $2,000 role in Gunsmoke. Dated August 21, 1964, from Malibu, California, written on personal letterhead.
Price: $450.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED 11/24/1967 - HFSID 344192Letter signed by Mary Astor, updating Gloria Safier about Thanksgiving and requesting an address. Autograph reads, "Love,/Mary" in blue ink. Includes an unsigned, typed letter from Safier. Astor won an Academy Award for her role in The Great Lie.
Price: $450.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED - HFSID 165299Printed audience question card signed by Mary Astor, featuring the inscription "To Elsie/Sincerely/Mary Astor". This card is connected to a performance by Myrus -The Man With the x-Ray eyes - Wizard of the Mental Telepathy and comes from Elsie Myrus's personal collection.
Sale Price $165.00
$200.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH 1979 - HFSID 20169Photograph of Mary Astor, signed in 1979 with the inscription, "To Ann/My best-/Mary Astor/1979." Astor had a successful career, winning an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in The Great Lie and co-starring in The Maltese Falcon.
Sale Price $325.00
$400.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH CIRCA 1940 - HFSID 289077Photograph of Mary Astor in a sleeveless gown, inscribed in person to collector Saul Goodman with the message "To Saul/Mary Astor". Signed on September 11, 1940, it features a collector's ink stamp on the verso.
Price: $700.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED CHECK 04/14/1970 - HFSID 344285Check signed by Mary Astor features her signature in blue ink, dated April 14, 1970, for $100 payable to the Internal Revenue Service. It is drawn from her account at United California Bank in Laguna Hills, California.
Price: $240.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED CHECK 11/27/1969 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 344202Check signed by Mary Astor, made out for $54.31 to Anthony del Campo, dated November 27, 1969. Signed in black ink as "Mary Astor" and endorsed on the back as "Anthony del Campo". Drawn from United California Bank.
Sale Price $195.00
$240.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH 1979 - HFSID 180286Photograph of Mary Astor in a scene from Paradise for Three, signed "Sincerely,/Mary Astor/1979". The image includes Robert Young and others from the film, showcasing Astor's notable career in both silent and talking films.
Price: $260.00
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MARY ASTOR - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH 1980 - HFSID 20077Still from The Maltese Falcon signed by Mary Astor, featuring her with Humphrey Bogart and other stars. Photograph is signed: "Mary Astor/1980". Astor won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1941 and authored five novels.
Price: $300.00
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MARY ASTOR - CONTRACT SIGNED 11/04/1958 WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 286901Contract for Mary Astor's appearance in the Playhouse 90 episode "The Return of Ansel Gibbs", signed by "Mary Astor" and "Leo Lefcourt" representing CBS, dated November 4, 1958, including a rider for co-star billing and compensation.
Price: $450.00
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MARY ASTOR - DOCUMENT SIGNED 1953 - HFSID 344189Document signed by Mary Astor, agreeing to her divorce from Thomas Gordon Wheelock on the grounds of "extreme cruelty." Includes two typed letters signed by her attorney, Phillip Barnett. All items are from the early 1950s.
Sale Price $995.00
$1,200.00
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ROSE OF THE GOLDEN WEST MOVIE CAST - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 157654Movie still features signatures from Mary Astor and Gilbert Roland, both signing as "Mary Astor" and "Gilbert Roland". It depicts a scene from the 1927 film Rose of the Golden West, highlighting their roles in the story.
Price: $320.00
