Mervyn Leroy Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
MERVYN LEROY
Born: October 15, 1900 in San Francisco, California
Died: September 13, 1987 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California
Biography
MERVYN LeROY (1900-1987) produced and directed The FBI Story. He was an assistant cameraman, gag writer and actor before co-scripting the successful 1926 film Ella Cinders and directing No Place to Go in 1927. Films he directed include Little Caesar (1930), I am a Figutive from a Chain Gang (1932) and Anthony Adverse (1936). In 1939, LeRoy produced The Wizard of Oz. In 1945, he won a special Academy Award for a short film that he directed, The House I Live In, starring Frank Sinatra, and received the Irving Thalberg Life Achievement Award in 1975.
1963-Hollywood-Without-Make-Up (Other), 1983-Hollywood-Out-takes-and-Rare-Footage (Other), 2003-Biography (Other), 2009-To-Oz!-The-Making-of-a-Classic (Other), 2008-Public-Enemies:-The-Golden-Age-of-the-Gangster-Film (Other), 1967-1974-Today (in person), 1971-The-Virginia-Graham-Show (in person), 1970-The-David-Frost-Show (in person), 1936-The-Making-of-a-Great-Motion-Picture (in person), 1965-Moment-to-Moment (Director), 1963-Mary,-Mary (Director), 1959-The-FBI-Story (Director), 1952-Lovely-to-Look-at (Director), 1949-Any-Number-Can-Play (Director), 1944-Thirty-Seconds-Over-Tokyo (Director), 1943-You,-John-Jones! (Director), 1939-The-Wizard-of-Oz (Director), 1938-Fools-for-Scandal (Director), 1935-Page-Miss-Glory (Director), 1935-Oil-for-the-Lamps-of-China (Director), 1934-Heat-Lightning (Director), 1933-Tugboat-Annie (Director), 1932-Three-on-a-Match (Director), 1932-Two-Seconds (Director), 1932-High-Pressure (Director), 1931-Local-Boy-Makes-Good (Director), 1930-Top-Speed (Director), 1930-Numbered-Men (Director), 1928-Naughty-Baby (Director), 1928-Flying-Romeos (Director), 1927-No-Place-to-Go (Director), 1927-No-Place-to-Go (Producer), 1965-Moment-to-Moment (Producer), 1963-Mary,-Mary (Producer), 1959-The-FBI-Story (Producer), 1939-The-Wizard-of-Oz (Producer), 1938-Dramatic-School (Producer), 1938-Fools-for-Scandal (Producer), 1924-The-Chorus-Lady (Performer), 1927-Orchids-and-Ermine (Other), 2009-The-Yellow-Brick-Road-and-Beyond (Other), 1926-Ella-Cinders (Writer), 1926-Ella-Cinders (in person), 1968-Sophia:-A-Self-Portrait (in person), 1927-A-Trip-Through-the-Paramount-Studio (in person), 1961-A-Majority-of-One (Director), 1961-The-Devil-at-4-O'Clock (Director), 1960-Wake-Me-When-It's-Over (Director), 1958-No-Time-for-Sergeants (Director), 1952-Million-Dollar-Mermaid (Director), 1949-Little-Women (Director), 1946-Without-Reservations (Director), 1945-The-House-I-Live-In (Director), 1943-Madame-Curie (Director), 1941-Johnny-Eager (Director), 1941-Unholy-Partners (Director), 1937-They-Won't-Forget (Director), 1937-The-King-and-the-Chorus-Girl (Director), 1934-Hi,-Nellie! (Director), 1933-The-World-Changes (Director), 1932-I-Am-a-Fugitive-from-a-Chain-Gang (Director), 1931-Five-Star-Final (Director), 1930-Show-Girl-in-Hollywood (Director), 1929-Little-Johnny-Jones (Director), 1929-Broadway-Babies (Director), 1929-Hot-Stuff (Director), 1928-Harold-Teen (Director), 1961-A-Majority-of-One (Producer), 1961-The-Devil-at-4-O'Clock (Producer), 1960-Wake-Me-When-It's-Over (Producer), 1958-No-Time-for-Sergeants (Producer), 1956-Ford-Star-Jubilee (Producer), 1949-Little-Women (Producer), 1945-The-House-I-Live-In (Producer), 1941-Johnny-Eager (Producer), 1941-Unholy-Partners (Producer), 1939-Stand-Up-and-Fight (Producer), 1937-They-Won't-Forget (Producer), 1937-The-King-and-the-Chorus-Girl (Producer), 1946-Without-Reservations (Performer), 1923-Little-Johnny-Jones (Performer), 1922-The-Ghost-Breaker (Performer), 1926-Irene (Other), 2008-American-Masters (Other), 1979-AFI-Life-Achievement-Award:-A-Tribute-to-Alfred-Hitchcock (in person), 1961-Here's-Hollywood (in person), 2009-Hollywood-Singing-and-Dancing:-A-Musical-History---The-1930s: (Other), 1976-The-48th-Annual-Academy-Awards (in person), 1971-The-Movie-Crazy-Years (in person), 1956-The-Jack-Benny-Program (in person), 1941-You-Can't-Fool-a-Camera (in person), 1968-The-Green-Berets (Director), 1956-Toward-the-Unknown (Director), 1955-Mister-Roberts (Director), 1955-Strange-Lady-in-Town (Director), 1954-Rose-Marie (Director), 1953-Latin-Lovers (Director), 1951-Quo-Vadis (Director), 1949-East-Side,-West-Side (Director), 1947-Desire-Me (Director), 1940-Waterloo-Bridge (Director), 1936-Three-Men-on-a-Horse (Director), 1936-Anthony-Adverse (Director), 1934-Sweet-Adeline (Director), 1933-Gold-Diggers-of-1933 (Director), 1933-Elmer,-the-Great (Director), 1932-The-Heart-of-New-York (Director), 1931-Broadminded (Director), 1956-Toward-the-Unknown (Producer), 1955-Strange-Lady-in-Town (Producer), 1954-Rose-Marie (Producer), 1937-The-Great-Garrick (Producer), 1936-Three-Men-on-a-Horse (Producer), 1936-Three-Men-on-a-Horse (Performer), 1924-Broadway-After-Dark (Performer), 1923-Going-Up (Performer), 1923-Prodigal-Daughters (Performer), 1968-The-Green-Berets (Other), 1937-The-Great-Garrick (Other), 1926-Twinkletoes (Other), 1990-The-Wonderful-Wizard-of-Oz:-50-Years-of-Magic (Other), 1988-The-Making-of-a-Legend:-Gone-with-the-Wind (Other), 1955-The-Ed-Sullivan-Show (in person), 1925-We-Moderns (Other), 1925-Sally (Other), 1925-Sally (Writer), 1957-1960-This-Is-Your-Life (in person), 1940-Cavalcade-of-the-Academy-Awards (in person), 1962-Gypsy (Director), 1958-Home-Before-Dark (Director), 1956-The-Bad-Seed (Director), 1948-Homecoming (Director), 1942-Random-Harvest (Director), 1941-Blossoms-in-the-Dust (Director), 1940-Escape (Director), 1935-I-Found-Stella-Parish (Director), 1934-Happiness-Ahead (Director), 1933-Hard-to-Handle (Director), 1932-Big-City-Blues (Director), 1931-Tonight-or-Never (Director), 1931-Too-Young-to-Marry (Director), 1931-Gentleman's-Fate (Director), 1931-Little-Caesar (Director), 1930-Playing-Around (Director), 1928-Oh-Kay! (Director), 1962-Gypsy (Producer), 1958-Home-Before-Dark (Producer), 1956-The-Bad-Seed (Producer), 1941-Blossoms-in-the-Dust (Producer), 1940-Escape (Producer), 1939-At-the-Circus (Producer), 1937-Mr.-Dodd-Takes-the-Air (Producer), 1923-The-Call-of-the-Canyon (Performer)
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPH - HFSID 278301Index card signed by Mervyn LeRoy in black ink, reading "Mervyn LeRoy". LeRoy, known for directing films such as Little Caesar and The Wizard of Oz, received a special Academy Award in 1945 and the Irving Thalberg Life Achievement Award in 1975.Sale Price $105.00
$120.00
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED - HFSID 25602Album leaf contains an autograph note signed in blue ink by Mervyn LeRoy, reading "To George/Thanks for all your/help/Mervyn LeRoy". A newspaper photograph is attached. LeRoy was an influential filmmaker, known for directing Little Caesar and producing The Wizard of Oz.
Sale Price $135.00
$160.00
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 254853Publicity photograph of Mervyn LeRoy on location for Moment to Moment, inscribed and signed: "To Steve/you Thank/you For/Moment to/Moment/always/Mervyn/LeRoy". Mervyn LeRoy was a notable director and producer in Hollywood.
Price: $280.00
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 280677Photograph of Mervyn LeRoy features him sitting with glasses in his mouth. It is inscribed and signed on the verso: "To Mark Marcus/Thank you/M. LeRoy", with a facsimile signature on the front. LeRoy directed several notable films, including Little Caesar.
Price: $240.00
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 250884Photograph of Mervyn LeRoy shows him smoking a cigar and sitting with his glasses. It is signed with his name, "Mervyn LeRoy". LeRoy was a notable director and producer, recognized for films like The Wizard of Oz and Little Caesar.
Price: $380.00
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MERVYN LEROY - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 180472Photograph of a young Mervyn LeRoy, signed "Mervyn LeRoy". Mervyn LeRoy (1900-1987) was a notable director and producer, known for films such as The Wizard of Oz and Little Caesar, winning multiple awards throughout his career.
Price: $320.00
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MERVYN LEROY - COLLECTION WITH CO-SIGNERS - HFSID 293844Contract for The FBI Story signed by James Stewart, accompanied by a typed letter signed by J. Edgar Hoover and a photograph signed by Stewart. Includes an autograph from director Mervyn LeRoy and two movie stills.
Price: $2,250.00
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MERVYN LEROY - DOCUMENT SIGNED 01/04/1974 - HFSID 147657Document signed by Mervyn LeRoy, detailing his earnings for 1973 and estimate for 1974 for the Directors Guild of America. Signed on January 4, 1974, in Los Angeles, California, with additional notations and a receipt stamp.
Price: $380.00
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MERVYN LEROY - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 06/04/1984 - HFSID 270195Typed letter inviting Phyllis Diller to a dinner honoring John Forsythe, signed "Mervyn" and dated June 4, 1984, on letterhead for the event. Letter includes handwritten name correction. Printed reply envelope is also included.
Price: $260.00
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MERVYN LEROY - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 06/12/1980 - HFSID 254855Typed letter signed: "Mervyn LeRoy", dated June 12, 1980, sent to collector Steve Juscik, expressing gratitude and returning an autographed photograph. Mervyn LeRoy is noted for directing films such as Little Caesar and The Wizard of Oz.
Price: $240.00
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MERVYN LEROY - TYPED LETTER SIGNED 11/01/1980 - HFSID 250399Typed letter discussing film work signed: "Mervyn LeRoy", dated November 1, 1980, on personal letterhead addressed to Mr. Donald Collins, Jr. LeRoy reflects on his 80th birthday and his film selections, mentioning friend Coleen Moore.
Sale Price $245.00
$300.00
