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THE LAST MUSKETEER MOVIE CAST - INSCRIBED LOBBY CARD SIGNED CO-SIGNED BY: REX ALLEN, MARY ELLEN KAY - HFSID 323995

Colorized 14x11 lobby card for the 1952 film signed by the two co-stars and inscribed to a fan Inscribed Lobby Card signed: "To Clint/Mary-Ellen Kay", ""To Clint"/Rex Allen", in black felt tip, colorized, 14x11.

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THE LAST MUSKETEER MOVIE CAST
Colorized 14x11 lobby card for the 1952 film signed by the two co-stars and inscribed to a fan
Inscribed Lobby Card signed: "To Clint/Mary-Ellen Kay", ""To Clint"/Rex Allen", in black felt tip, colorized, 14x11. REX ALLEN (1920-1999) was one of the last of the singing cowboys, but got his start in music, not acting. He began playing fiddle when he was 11 years old; he also had a short-lived career in rodeo, which ended after he was injured by a bull. Allen returned to music and became a popular singer on National Barn Dance on Chicago's WLS radio station. He released his first album in 1949, the same year that he appeared in his first movie, Republic's The Arizona Cowboy. Originally considered a possible replacement for Roy Rogers, Allen went on to appear in over 30 movies and TV shows between 1949 and 1986, including Republic's TV series Frontier Doctor (1958-1959). He was in 12 movies with Slim Pickens in the 1950s (as well as an episode of Frontier Doctor). Audiences from the 1960s on may be more familiar with Allen's voice though: He narrated a number of Disney films including The Legend of Lobo (1962), The Incredible Journey (1963) and Charlie the Lonesome Cougar (1967), as well as narrating the 1973 Hanna-Barbera adaptation of Charlotte's Web. Allen continued recording into the 1970s and scored a hit in 1962 with Don't Go Near the Indians, which peaked at No. 4 on the country charts and No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100. Actress MARY ELLEN KAY (b. 1929) acted primarily through the 1950s and 1960s, appearing in a long list of Westerns, including Streets of Ghost Town (1950), Silver City Bonanza (1951), and Border Saddlemates (1952). Kay also had a recurring role on the 1950s series The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show as Joan Jansen. She retired from acting in 1966, making her last appearance in an episode of This is the Life. Toned. Corners worn and creased. Light surface creased. Tears at corners. Ink notes (unknown hand) on verso. Lightly soiled. Otherwise, fine condition.

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