TULLY MARSHALL - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 201853
Price: $775.00
TULLY MARHSALL
An extremely rare signed photograph of the pioneering film and stage
character actor
Photograph signed: "Tully Marshall", in black ink, B/w 8x10
affixed to cardstock. Affixed is an unsigned clipping detailing various credits
from the actor. 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 willing 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. Corners worn
and creased. Heavily toned. Image silvered around outer margin. Mounting residue
on verso. Small tear on bottom edge. Otherwise, fine
condition.
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