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[FILM] Taylor, Robert. (1911–1969) & Durbin, Deanna. (1921–2013) & Loder, John. (1898–1988) & Todd, Ann. (1907–1993) & Greene, Richard. (1918–1985) & Stirling, Edward. (1891–1948). Signed Photograph Postcards of Actors and Actresses.

Group of eight vintage photograph postcards of actors and actresses active in Hollywood, Britain and France, each signed, most inscribed to Hélène:

  • Robert Taylor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer postcard no. 606, signed and inscribed "My best wishes, / Robert Taylor." Crease to lower right corner.
  • Robert Taylor: Metro Goldwyn Mayer postcard no. 925, signed.
  • Deanna Durbin: New Universal Pictures postcard no. 423, signed and inscribed "To Helene / My best wishes / Deanna Durbin."
  • John Loder: Photo Voinquel postcard, Product. Algazy no. 634, showing him in a plumed helmet and dress uniform, signed and inscribed "To Helen / Best wishes / John Loder."
  • John Loder: halftone photograph postcard showing him in a fedora and tweed jacket, pipe in mouth and shotgun in hand, signed and inscribed in black ink "To Helen / Best wishes / John Loder," with his printed thank-you note and facsimile signature to verso. Small chip to upper left corner.
  • Richard Greene: 20th Century Fox postcard no. 68, signed in green ink.
  • Ann Todd: postcard signed and inscribed "Best wishes / Ann Todd."
  • Edward Stirling: Photo Radio 46 André Garde postcard showing him in Paris, signed and inscribed "Pour Hélène de Poutiloff / Edward Stirling."

All but the Durbin card with scalloped edges. Generally very good to fine. 3.5 x 5.5 inches; 9 x 13.7 cm each. From the autograph collection of Hélène de Poutiloff, who was active in the French Resistance before emigrating to the US in 1953.

Edward Stirling was the English actor-manager whose English Players brought Shakespeare and modern English drama to Paris and the Continent between the wars.

[FILM] Taylor, Robert. (1911–1969) & Durbin, Deanna. (1921–2013) & Loder, John. (1898–1988) & Todd, Ann. (1907–1993) & Greene, Richard. (1918–1985) & Stirling, Edward. (1891–1948) Signed Photograph Postcards of Actors and Actresses

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[FILM] Taylor, Robert. (1911–1969) & Durbin, Deanna. (1921–2013) & Loder, John. (1898–1988) & Todd, Ann. (1907–1993) & Greene, Richard. (1918–1985) & Stirling, Edward. (1891–1948). Signed Photograph Postcards of Actors and Actresses.

Group of eight vintage photograph postcards of actors and actresses active in Hollywood, Britain and France, each signed, most inscribed to Hélène:

  • Robert Taylor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer postcard no. 606, signed and inscribed "My best wishes, / Robert Taylor." Crease to lower right corner.
  • Robert Taylor: Metro Goldwyn Mayer postcard no. 925, signed.
  • Deanna Durbin: New Universal Pictures postcard no. 423, signed and inscribed "To Helene / My best wishes / Deanna Durbin."
  • John Loder: Photo Voinquel postcard, Product. Algazy no. 634, showing him in a plumed helmet and dress uniform, signed and inscribed "To Helen / Best wishes / John Loder."
  • John Loder: halftone photograph postcard showing him in a fedora and tweed jacket, pipe in mouth and shotgun in hand, signed and inscribed in black ink "To Helen / Best wishes / John Loder," with his printed thank-you note and facsimile signature to verso. Small chip to upper left corner.
  • Richard Greene: 20th Century Fox postcard no. 68, signed in green ink.
  • Ann Todd: postcard signed and inscribed "Best wishes / Ann Todd."
  • Edward Stirling: Photo Radio 46 André Garde postcard showing him in Paris, signed and inscribed "Pour Hélène de Poutiloff / Edward Stirling."

All but the Durbin card with scalloped edges. Generally very good to fine. 3.5 x 5.5 inches; 9 x 13.7 cm each. From the autograph collection of Hélène de Poutiloff, who was active in the French Resistance before emigrating to the US in 1953.

Edward Stirling was the English actor-manager whose English Players brought Shakespeare and modern English drama to Paris and the Continent between the wars.