TULLY MARSHALL - AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED - HFSID 343855

The stage and screen actor known for pushing boundaries signs his name with a sentiment on this piece of cardstock Autograph sentiment signed: "Yours, autographically/Tully Marshall" in black ink. 5½x2¼.

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TULLY MARSHALL
The stage and screen actor known for pushing boundaries signs his name with a sentiment on this piece of cardstock
Autograph sentiment signed: "Yours, autographically/Tully Marshall" in black ink. 5½x2¼. A pioneer of both stage and film performing, Tully Marshall (1864-1943) was a popular character actor with a nearly 60 year career. One of his first Broadway plays, Sheridan (1893) helped bring him to popularity, and he appeared in several Broadway play and Off-Broadway plays afterwards. In the drama The City (1902), Marshall became the first actor to ever utter the word "Goddamn" on stage, though he had to have his back facing the audience as not to disturb them too much. His willingness to push the boundaries helped make a successful transition to film, starting with Paid In Full (1914). He appeared in several prominent roles later in film, including the High Priest of Bel in Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages (1916), Fagin in Oliver Twist (1916), and Jim Bridger in The Covered Wagon (1923). An actor until the end, Marshall's last film appearance was in Hitler's Madam in 1943, the year of his death. Toned. Corners slightly rounded. Mounting residue on verso. Otherwise, fine condition.

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