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1920S-1950S
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RONALD COLMAN MASSIVE ARCHIVE OF PERSONAL EPHMERA
1920s-1950s
A massive group of personal effects owned by the actor including eight albums of black and white snapshots from family trips, functions and film locations (many of which depict other actors as the Colmans had numerous Hollywood friends), twenty-seven reels of film with footage showing Colman's two trips around the world in the 1930s, outings on the Dragoon (Colman's boat where Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier honeymooned) and birthday parties where the Oliviers, David Niven, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., the Charles Boyer family, Geraldine Chaplin (as a child), Liza Minnnelli (as a child) and Candace Bergen (as a child) can be seen among other noted persons, a metal box filled with a large amount of paper ephemera including letters, programs, playbills, newspaper clippings, telegrams and photographs all related to Colman, Hume and their many celebrated friends, a black and white photograph of Colman in profile and nine framed items comprising four cartoons mentioning Colman, one newspaper article about him, two drawings of him, a citation to Mr. and Mrs. Colman from NBC Radio and a 1926 advertisement for "Kiki" which also starred Norma Talmadge.
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1920s-1950s
A massive group of personal effects owned by the actor including eight albums of black and white snapshots from family trips, functions and film locations (many of which depict other actors as the Colmans had numerous Hollywood friends), twenty-seven reels of film with footage showing Colman's two trips around the world in the 1930s, outings on the Dragoon (Colman's boat where Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier honeymooned) and birthday parties where the Oliviers, David Niven, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., the Charles Boyer family, Geraldine Chaplin (as a child), Liza Minnnelli (as a child) and Candace Bergen (as a child) can be seen among other noted persons, a metal box filled with a large amount of paper ephemera including letters, programs, playbills, newspaper clippings, telegrams and photographs all related to Colman, Hume and their many celebrated friends, a black and white photograph of Colman in profile and nine framed items comprising four cartoons mentioning Colman, one newspaper article about him, two drawings of him, a citation to Mr. and Mrs. Colman from NBC Radio and a 1926 advertisement for "Kiki" which also starred Norma Talmadge.
Various Sizes