Stage Performers | Poems

J. FRED COOTS The highly acclaimed songwriter signs this handwritten poem that he wrote about an admirer named Jane Autograph poem signed: "J. Fred Coots" in black ink. 8½x11. Poem entitled Poem, in full: "Poem I

LIONEL GAMLIN The English announcer and presenter writes out a poem, signs his name in blue ink Inscribed poem signed: "Lionel Gamlin" in blue ink. 1 page, 6x5¼. March 26, 1953. In full: "Dear Mr.

FRANK D. GILROY The Pulitzer Prize winning playwright signs a special edition of Robert Frost's poem "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening", in black ink Poem Signed: "Frank D. Gilroy" in black ink. 7x11. Special edition print of Robert Frost's "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening" (1923). Frank D.

JACK MULHALL and MARGARET MORRIS The actors, both best known for their silent film work, sign opposite sides of an album leaf. Mulhall has added a poem and a Latin motto; Morris adds a movie title. Autograph Poem signed: "Sept. 30 - 25/You may search for this world's richest/treasure, search and search till/the world shall end.

CLEMENT SCOTT The caustic theatre critic pens a sentimental poem. Autograph Poem signed: "Clement Scott", 1 page, 4½x7. In full: "Yes, It was love, untamed and wild/That through are hearts and [?]/The

CHARLES HANSON TOWNE His one stanza religious poem "Silence", on his personal stationery Poem signed: "Charles Hanson Towne". 1 page, 8½x11¼. His poem, "Silence," typed on his personal stationery. Typed inscription: "For R. L. Stephens".

LOUIS UNTERMEYER Louis Untermeyer pens and signs four lines of his poem Prayer. Autograph Poem signed: "Louis Untermeyer", 1p 5x7 on personal note paper. Prayer. In full: "From compromise and things half-done/Keep me, with stern and stubborn pride;/And when, at last, The fight is won,/God, keep me still unsatisfied.

LOUIS UNTERMEYER Louis Untermeyer signs his poem Scarcely Spring. Printed Poem signed: "Louis Untermeyer", 1p 5½x8¼. Scarcely Spring. In full: "Nothing is real. The world has lost its/edges;/The sky, uncovered, is the one thing clear./The earth is little more than atmosphere/Where yesterday were rocks and naked ridges./Nothing is fixed.

LOUIS UNTERMEYER Louis Untermeyer signs his poem The Garland for Debs. Printed Poem signed: "Louis Untermeyer", 1p 8½x11. The Garland for Debs. In full: "Here, in our easy chairs, we sit and choose/Words for a garland woven of our praise;/The fluent metaphor, the striking phrase,/Inserted gracefully, are what we use ....

MICHAEL YORK Poem asking, is Art not Love? Autograph Poem signed: "Michael York" at end, 1 page 7¼x10½. On personal letterhead addressed "J.H to M.Y". In Full: "Is Art not Love in one vast gesture made