LOUISE DRESSER - LETTER - SIGNED - - CALAMITY JANE - AA NOM

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LOUISE DRESSER
Autograph letter, 3 1/2 pages, 6 1/2" x 8 1/2"
Glendale, California, October 23, 1962
to columnist Mike Connelly at the Hollywood Reporter
together with holograph envelope
Signed: "Louise Dresser"
A long letter on her health, career and associates
In part: "...They would put me in Mme George Sand's part..."
Condition: very good
Louise Dresser (born Louise Josephine Kerlin) was an American actress. She was
nominated for the first Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as a Hungarian
immigrant in the silent film
A Ship Comes In
(1928). Other noteworthy roles include
Calamity Jane in
Caught
(1931) and Empress Elizabeth in
The Scarlet Empress
(1934).
Born: 1878, Evansville, Indiana; died: 1965, Woodland Hills, California.
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George Houle
Palm Springs, California 92263
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