Chaplin Charles, Signed (29 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Signed on title page, "Best wishes, Charlie Chaplin," in black pen. Hardcover and dust jacket. Stated First Printing. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. 512 p. illus., ports. 25 cm. Minor shelf wear to dj. In protective mylar. Signed.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. This is a mostly pictorial history of the career of Charlie Chaplin. It examines the movies he did and gives his thoughts on some of them. Complete with posters, film clips and other memorabilia, here is the story of an enormously complex, superbly talented artist. Included are photographs. This copy is clean and solid with the dust cover in mylar. There is some shelfwear to the jacket, chipping to the head of spine and side. It is SIGNED TWICE BY THE AUTHOR, on the front free endpage and on the title page where he added, "The old shoes!" A newpaper article with regard his death in 1977 is laid in. This copy is clean and solid. This copy is from the personal library of Frank Liberman. Liberman was the publicist for many stars such as Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, David Janssen, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, Henry Fonda, and many others. Signed by Author(s).

Fotoporträtpostkarte (mit kleinem Eckknick) eigenhändig signiert (dito : Blanko-Briefkarte (mit aufgezogenem Illustriertenbild) mit eigenhändiger Widmung to Carl Heinz, Empfehlung, Unterschrift Euro 35,-; schönes Harcourt-Porträtfoto, eigenhändig signiert Euro 55,-).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Souvenir Co (illustrator). 1st Edition. a fine set of all 53 playing cards mounted in mylar album, featuring Charlie as the Joker, early set of Hollywood silent stars, before Valentino, ca. 1916. fine condition at auction in UK for 150 dollars and change. each star signed in the plate on each playing card. In The Plate.

ORIGINAL-FILMPROGRAMM (4 S. gr. 8°, leichte Randmängel, Gebrauchsspuren) zum Film DIE JUNGFRAU AUF DEM DACH, von Dawn Addams eigenhändig signiert, zusätzlich signiert von HARDY KRÜGER (1928-2022) und JOHANNA MATZ (1932).

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Signed Christmas Card, with Family Photograph, from the Fairbanks Family, and Christmas Card from Charlie Chaplin (illustrator). Original Manuscript and Photograph. Four page holograph letter, with about 22 lines describing personalities including Charles Chaplin, Fairbanks (Sr.), Clair Booth Luce, Noel Coward, MArgaret Case, and George Cukor (and the Durants themselves.) Written by Ariel Durant for both herself and Will Durant, to their daughter, and dated in 1948. (With) a simple Christmas Card from Charles Chaplin, Printed and Embossed. (With) A later (1961) Christmas Card dated 1961, with an attached photograph of 14 members of his family, the card inscribed "To you both- our affection [age?], The Fairbanks Family", by Douglas Fairbanks (Sr.). Signed by Ariel Durant and Dou.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. xii, 212 pages ; 22 cm. signed by author & containing a tipped-in obituary. blue cloth in a price-clipped dust-jacket. Memoirs of a British artillery officer in Burma during WWII. Signed by Author(s).

FOTO, EIGENHÄNDIG SIGNIERT (dito : Foto mit etwas blasser U. aus Columbus entdeckt Krähwinkel für Euro 40,- ; Albumblatt in 8° mit aufgezogenem Illustriertenbild, eigenhändiger Widmung For Renate und Unterschrift signiert 1954 Euro 35,-; Original-Filmprogramm zum Film (Illustr. Film-Bühne Nr. 2422, 4 SS. gr. 8°) auf dem Cover eigenhändig signiert Euro 48,-).

First Edition. Signed by the author, A.J. Marriot, on the title page. A detailed record and extensively illustrated view of the stage appearances of Charlie Chaplin, before his entry into films with Chaplin appearing in The Eight Lancashire Lads; Sherlock Holmes; Casey's Circus; Repairs; Fred Karno Company UK and US. 246 page, large format, paperbound. Brand new. There are over 400 books covering the films of Chaplin, but CHAPLIN - Stage by Stage is the only one which exclusively covers Chaplin's stagework, before going into films. It contains over 550 confirmed appearances of Chaplin on stage, between 1899 and November 1913, in England, Scotland, Wales, Jersey, Guernsey, Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland, Paris, Canada and the United States of America - the vast majority of which were previously unknown. If you believe that everything that could be written about Charlie Chaplin has been written - then prepare to be shocked! Within these pages are to be found accounts of ALL the dates and venues for Chaplin's thousands of stage appearances before he went into films. These begin early in 1899 and continue until the end of 1913, almost without a break. To compile such a list, totalling some estimated four-thousand dates, was a mammoth task but, some ninety-plus years after they were made, they are now finally on record, along with the corresponding venue and play, sketch, or act in which Chaplin was appearing. You will find the detail truly staggering. The book will also provide many unknown facts about the lives of two other show business legends, namely Fred Karno and Stan Laurel, whilst destroying many myths and mistakes, lies and legends, in the accounts written by Chaplin himself.

First Edition. Signed by film star, Paulette Goddard, next to a still from the film Modern Times, of her with her co-star and then husband, Charlie Chaplin. Paperbound, oversize, 9Ó x 12Ó. A special program book, issued to promote the reissue of ChaplinÕs films in America. About fine copy with a touch of wear to the spine in printed wrappers. Paulette Goddard made only one other film with Chaplin, the classic The Great Dictator. A lovely tribute.

First Edition, First Printing. From the library of the queen of Hollywood gossip columnists, Louella Parsons, with her bookplate. The bookplate states Ô EX LIBRIS - LOUELLA PARSONS MARTIN.Ó The border depicts two radio microphones which indicates ParsonÕs Hollywood radio broadcasts. At the top of the bookplate are two crossed quill pens with an inkwell to represent her writing. The central image is a stack of eight books stacked on a table with ParsonsÕs pet pug dog trying to climb up on the table. Parsons was married to Dr. Harry W. Martin, Hollywood studio physician at 20th Century-Fox. Affectionately, called Docky by Parsons. The play Shadow and Substance, was a big hit on Broadway, and surprisingly Charles Chaplin was so taken it, that he purchased the motion picture rights and intended to film it, with Chaplin as director. It was during the pre-production period of Shadow and Substance that Chaplin signed aspiring actress Joan Barry to play the lead. Preparation began, costumes prepared and sets in design. During this period, Chaplin had a brief fling with Barry but broke off the affair as he discovered she was emotionally unstable and mentally ill. The production halted, and Barry tried to break into ChaplinÕs home. She later became pregnant and had a baby girl. She then had Chaplin prosecuted claiming he was the father. Rival gossip columnist, right wing, Hedda Hopper viciously and directly supported Barry. Louella Parsons was a friend of ChaplinÕs and supported him throughout the trial. Chaplin was acquitted, and blood tests proved he could not be the father, but the vindictive judge made Chaplin financially support the child. The book is in near fine condition in original cloth in a used, and chipped later state dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Octavo bound in black cloth with gilt lettering on the spine in an unclipped dust jacket. 512 pages. Laid in is an ALS from Chaplin responding to a fan's signature request. Chaplin's salutation and signature appears in black ink on the same handwritten letter soliciting the autograph. Also included is the return envelope from the "Charlie Chaplin Film Company." Letter itself and envelope (short tear) in very good condition. Signed by Author(s).

180 : 125 mm. Folded card with embossed upper cover and pictorial inlay, signed and inscribed with address and date in black ink to message page, 'To Sydney from Oona and I, Charles Chaplin', lower board with mounted colour reproduction illustration of an owl. Oona (1925-1991) was Chaplin's fourth and last wife. The identity of Sydney is unknown, and cannot be his elder half-brother who had died in 1965 or his son, Sydney Earl Chaplin, whose birthday was 30 March.

First edition, early printing of Charlie Chaplin's extraordinarily vivid autobiography. Octavo, original boards, illustrated with photographs. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author on the front free endpaper. With a letter of provenance laid in to Bob Israel describing the legibility of Chaplin's inscription and gifting five color photographs depictingÂChaplinÂwith Oona O'NeilÂChaplin and others. Fine in a very good price-clipped dust jacket. Uncommon signed and inscribed. Beginning with cruel early life in vanished London and continuing into the trials and tribulations of a great acting career, this indescribable autobiography tells the life story not only of a world-shakingly exceptional comedian but also of a great and honest human being. Chronicling Chaplin's meeting with powerful leaders and the famous minds of the world, his friendships, loves, and philosophies, and all of the disappointments that make life a comedy, 'My Autobiography' is a must-read and undoubtedly one of the most important autobiographies of our time.

gr. in-8vo, 494 p. + 1 feuille, Envoi autograph - My best wishes Charles Chaplin - , cartonnage original. illustré / Ill. Paperback. A signed copy. First edition of the french translation of Chaplin?s - My autobiography -. Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

Hardcover. First Edition. A very early, if not first, printing with no date on the title page and the code "B-W" on the copyright page indicating publication in February 1922. Chaplin's account of what Europe did to the world's most popular movie actor, illustrated with photographs. This copy bears a scarce SIGNED INSCRIPTION by the author on the recto of the frontispiece photograph: "To my dear old pal/Billy. Hoping you will/have a little fun/browsing through this/Charlie Chaplin/Feb. 24th 1922." Books signed by Chaplin, especially of such an early date when he was at the height of his popularity, are quite scarce. We have handled only one other signed copy of this book in over twenty years and it was inscribed in June, 1922. This copy likely INSCRIBED to the pioneering Western star Broncho Billy Anderson, a close friend of Chaplin's. The pictorial boards for this book are almost always quite worn and the dust jacket hardly ever present. This copy is quite decent with minor rubbing to the front cover with old staining to the rear cover. The spine and the front free endpaper have been expertly replaced and look exactly like the original. Very Good, lacking the uncommon dustwrapper.

First Edition, First Printing. From the library of the great actor, writer, and director Charles Chaplin. Signed presentation copy to Charles Chaplin and his wife Oona. Inscribed ÒFor Charles & Oona Chaplin - With warm regards, Bill BuckleyÓ on a specially printed label affixed to the flyleaf. Fine in a very good dust jacket with some tiny tears. Illustrated with photographs. A very interesting association and friendship as Buckley, one of AmericaÕs most noted political conservatives and found of the magazine National Review, and Chaplin whose liberal political views got him exiled from America during the McCarthy Era.ÓAirborne is how William F. Buckley, Jr., describes his sail across the wide Atlantic with this son and five friends. The trip, for fifteen years a cream, for fifteen months a planned operation always at risk: one doesnÕt set out haphazardly in a small sailboat across 4,400 miles of ocean.Ó.

Briefkarte mit eigenhändiger Widmung Fur Jurgen, Unterschrift signiert - mit s/w-Reproporträtfoto (mit Sydney Chaplin) unter dunkelblaues Passepartout (4 to) gerahmt.

Schönes s/w-Großfoto (Porträt 4 to, leicht knitterspurig), in Tinte eigenhändig gewidmet und signiert To dear Jane / with love and appreciation / always DAWN.

GROSSFOTO (Orig.-Farbfoto mit Werbung), EIGENHÄNDIG SIGNIERT.

First Edition. Signed and inscribed by the author David Robinson: ÒFor Bill, with unceasing admiration. David Robinson, 18. ii 2014Ó. Oversize, 219 pages. Illustrated throughout. Fine copy without dust jacket as issued. Laid in is an autograph postcard signed by the author David Robinson to the bookÕs recipient. After remaining virtually unknown for more than sixty years after its completion, Footlights is published here for the first time. David Robinson, ChaplinÕs eminent biographer, traces the long yet logical evolution of the story from its unlikely origin in ChaplinÕs 1916 meeting with the Russian ballet dancer Nijinsky. With many previously unpublished documents and photographs from the Chaplin archives, historical pictures of the theatrical world of ChaplinÕs youth, and images from the authorÕs private collection.

110 : 90 mm. Autograph Sentiment Signed, 'Charles Chaplin', in blue ink 'To Clarice. With best wishes and "chins up". Sincerely, Charles Chaplin, 1941', in blue ink on card with a postage-stamp-size reproduction head and shoulders portrait of Chaplin applied to the top right corner, a little soiling.

140:90 mm. Signed postcard photograph of Chaplin from his movie Monsieur Verdoux".

7.25 x 9 inch. Vintage glossy 7.25 x 9 full-length photo of Chaplin dressed as Calvero in the 1952 film Limelight, signed and inscribed in fountain pen, "To Richard Schweizer, with admiration from Charlie Chaplin, Feb. 23rd, 1953." Affixed to a same-size cardstock mount and in fine condition, with tastefully trimmed edges. Signed by the photographer Florence Homolka as well.

7 x 5.25 album page. 1 p. Marvelous AQS on an off-white 7 x 5.25 album page, boldly signed below in fountain pen by the silent star, "Faithfully, Charlie Chaplin, 19-33." Chaplin quotes from the famous monologue in William Shakespeare's comedy As You Like It, writing: "'All the world's a stage." A clipped 3¢ stamp postmarked at Los Angeles, December 22, 1933, is affixed below. Also signed on the reverse by Charles Laughton: "'We are such stuff as dreams are made on,' 'Tempest,' On the day when I am about to try and play Prospero. In great trepidation, Charles Laughton." Dated 1934 in another hand, with a biographical blurb clipped and affixed below. In fine condition. A superior pair of autographs connecting theater across the ages.

126 : 105 mm. Slight age toning. Good album page signed by Charles Chaplin and his daughter Geraldine Chaplin in black ink. The signature of Charlie Chaplin could easily be matted out.

Original Autograph Visiting Card Signed by Charles Chaplin in blue ink: ÒCharlie ChaplinÓ with a small flourish below on the legendary comicÕs personal printed visiting card. With ÒCharles ChaplinÓ printed in delicate black script on cream card stock, 3 1/2Ó by 2 1/16Ó. Fine condition. Signed by Chaplin very late in life.

Albumblatt (1 S. ca. 8°) mit in Tinte zwei eigenhändigen Zeilen, Datum 23-8-56, Unterschrift eigenhändig signiert "Please. I meet you again" - CHARLES CHAPLIN (für eine hübsche französische Sammlerin, Solange Magal) - BEILAGE : Großes Repro-Foto von Chaplin mit Familie. Darunter 4-zeiliger eigenhändiger Eintrag mit E.ZEICHNUNG (Büste), Datum le 2-1-1957, Unterschrift signiert von dem französischen Bildhauer / french sculptor ALDO BARTELLETTY-DAILLION (1898-1976) Rückseitig weiterer eigenhändiger Eintrag mit Unterschrift von SACHA GUITRY (1885-1957, französischer Schauspieler , Filmregisseur , Drehbuchautor und Dramatiker ).

Schöne s/w-Fotoporträtpostkarte, eigenhändig signiert (lt. rs. Notiz 1969).