Samuel Rothafel Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
SAMUEL ROTHAFEL
Born: July 9, 1882 in Stillwater, Minnesota
Died: January 13, 1936 in New York City, New York
Died: January 13, 1936 in New York City, New York
Biography
American theater magnate Samuel Rothafel (1881-1936), usually called Roxy, gave his name to the theater chain and also indirectly the Rockettes of his Radio City Music Hall, who were initially called the Roxyettes. The son of an immigrant shoemaker, Rothafel was a self-made man, like many of the founders of the film industry.
1929 Not Quite Decent (Sound), 1928 Mother Knows Best (Sound), 1928 Mother Machree (Music Department), 1927 7th Heaven (Music Department), 1918 Under Four Flags (Producer), 1918 Under Four Flags (Director), 1929 New Year's Eve (Sound), 1915 The Battle Cry of Peace (Sound), 1915 The Battle Cry of Peace (Music Department), 1919 False Gods (Other), 1921 Screen Snapshots, Series 1, No. 17 (in person), 1928 The Red Dance (Sound), 1918 Among the Cannibal Isles of the South Pacific (Producer), 1918 Flying with the Marines (Producer), 1918 Flying with the Marines (Director), 1918 Flying with the Marines (Other), 1918 Flying with the Marines (Editing), 1918 Flying with the Marines (in person), 1928 4 Devils (Sound), 1928 Riley the Cop (Music Department), 1928 Four Sons (Music Department), 1915/I Carmen (Music Department), 1918 Fighting Along the Piave (Producer), 1918/I Devil Dogs (Producer), 1918/I Devil Dogs (Director)
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SAMUEL ROTHAFEL He signs a certificate for 2 shares of common stock in his Roxy Theatres Corp., issued in 1930. Stock Certificate signed: "Samuel Rothafel" as President and Vice President of the Corporation, 11½x8. read more...Sale Price $765.00
$900.00
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SAMUEL ROTHAFEL He signs a certificate for 15 shares of preferred stock in his Roxy Theatres Corp., issued in 1926. Stock Certificate signed: "Samuel Rothafel" as President and Vice President of the Corporation, 11½x8. read more...Sale Price $765.00
$900.00
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SAMUEL ROTHAFEL As head of the Roxy Theatres, he signs this typed 1928 letter "Roxy." Typed Letter signed: "Roxy", 1 page, 8½x11. New York, N.Y., 1928 September 21. On letterhead of Roxy Theatres Corporation "Under personal direction of S. L. Rothafel "Roxy"" to Dr. and Mrs. John C. read more...Sale Price $360.00
$400.00
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EDITH K. ROOSEVELT and SAMUEL "ROXY" ROTHAFEL An unlikely pair of signatures, The First Lady and Radio City Music Hall founder sign their names on this 8¼x9½ sheet. Inscribed signature: "Inscribed for Lawrence S. read more...Sale Price $324.00
$360.00
