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GILBERT ROLAND
A collection of over twenty-five letters and cards to Mr. Roland; includes a 1935 Silver certificate dollar bill signed by associates and friends including Frank Morgan and Hal Roach; a 1978 invite letter from Elizabeth Taylor Warner; a 1959 letter from Ingrid Bergman; two 1959 letters from "Bronco" Billy Anderson; a 1954 letter from Darryl Zanuck passing on Mr. Roland's script for a bullfighting story; and, a May 1953 letter from Wesley Stout which informs the actor that Norma Talmadge is living in Florida, "...She added, I thought a little wistfully, "I'd like to see him" and, "She knows nothing, of course, of this letter, and will not.."; together with a June 1953 letter from Ms. Talmadge (signed Madame Marguerita of Spain) to Gilbert Roland, (addressed to him at his tennis club), "...Also, there is as much about us in Camille as when it first started, ...And I still love you."
A collection of over twenty-five letters and cards to Mr. Roland; includes a 1935 Silver certificate dollar bill signed by associates and friends including Frank Morgan and Hal Roach; a 1978 invite letter from Elizabeth Taylor Warner; a 1959 letter from Ingrid Bergman; two 1959 letters from "Bronco" Billy Anderson; a 1954 letter from Darryl Zanuck passing on Mr. Roland's script for a bullfighting story; and, a May 1953 letter from Wesley Stout which informs the actor that Norma Talmadge is living in Florida, "...She added, I thought a little wistfully, "I'd like to see him" and, "She knows nothing, of course, of this letter, and will not.."; together with a June 1953 letter from Ms. Talmadge (signed Madame Marguerita of Spain) to Gilbert Roland, (addressed to him at his tennis club), "...Also, there is as much about us in Camille as when it first started, ...And I still love you."