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Hines, Gregory   (1946-2003)
	American dancer, choreographer and dancer. A very fine black and white photograph, signed in a lighter area of the image in black ink. View Details
ref:4142  £20.00
Hinton, Mary   (1896-1979)
	British actress, with a long career on stage, film and television. A wonderful piece of original World War II memorabilia, a colourful Borough of Chelsea Christmas card, signed to the greetings page by Mary Hinton in black fountain pen ink, with an additional wistful short message ("Oh! for the happy days at the Gate & Wyndhams! I spend all my life in the A.R.P. Rescue Services Depot nowadays"). View Details
ref:5125  £10.00
Hird, Thora   (1911-2003)
	Great British character actress. A fine signature in green ink on a vintage album page (5.75" x 4"). View Details
ref:5498  £10.00
Hitchcock, Alfred   (1899-1980)
	Distinguished British film director and producer. A superb signature and inscription in black ink on a large sheet of cream paper (9.5" x 7"), with a beautifully executed trademark silhouette caricature beneath. View Details
ref:2660  £495.00
Hitchcock, Alfred J.   (1899-1980)
	Distinguished British film director and producer. A strong signature in dark blue fountain pen ink on a piece of paper measuring 4" x 2", with a fine trademark silhouette caricature beneath. View Details
ref:3618  £395.00
Hitchcock, Patricia   (1928- )
	British actress, the only child of Alfred Hitchcock and in three of his films. A very fine signature in black ink on  a 6" x 4" white card. The signature was obtained IN PERSON. View Details
ref:3913  £15.00
Hobson, Valerie   (1917-1998)
	English actress, in some excellent films, including Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and Kind Hearts and Coronets (1950). A fine typed and signed letter on headed paper (19th October, 1953) to a nurse who had enjoyed her stage performance in The King and I. View Details
ref:5558  £18.00
Holden, Amanda   (1971- )
	English actress and presenter. A lovely colour 8" x 10" photograph, boldly signed ("in person") in black ink across the image. View Details
ref:4023  £15.00
Holden, Fay   (1894-1973)
	Gentle British actress who went to Hollywood in the 1930’s and is best remembered for her portrayal of Andy Hardy’s mother Emily in a long series of films beginning with You’re Only Young Once (1937). A lovely vintage 1930s 8" x 10" sepia photograph, showing the younger Fay Holden at the start of her MGM career. There's a beautiful signature and inscription in dark blue fountain pen ink to a lighter area of the image. Holden has also added her character name, Ma Hardy. View Details
ref:1820  £50.00
Holden, Fay   (1894-1973)
	Gentle British actress who went to Hollywood in the 1930’s and is best remembered for her portrayal of Andy Hardy’s mother Emily in a long series of films beginning with You’re Only Young Once (1937). A superb early vintage 1930s 8" x 10" sepia photograph, beautifully signed and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink to a light area of the image View Details
ref:3479  £50.00
Holloway, Stanley   (1890-1982)
	British comedian, entertainer, singer and character actor, remembered most fondly for his performance as Dolittle in My Fair Lady (1964), for which he received an Academy Award nomination.  A very fine vintage 1930s sepia postcard, nicely signed in blue fountain pen ink across the image. View Details
ref:1250  £20.00
Holloway, Stanley   (1890-1982)
	British comedian, entertainer, singer and character actor, most famous for his monologues and for his performance as Dolittle in My Fair Lady (1964), for which he received an Academy Award nomination. A fine black and white 6.5" x 5" black and white photograph, well signed in ink across the image and dated 1968 by Holloway. View Details
ref:1531  £40.00
Holloway, Stanley   (1890-1982)
	British comedian, entertainer, singer and character actor, most famous for his monologues and for his performance as Dolittle in My Fair Lady (1964), for which he received an Academy Award nomination. A very early sepia photograph (approximately 8" x 6") of the young Stanley Holloway, laid to a deckled edge mount by the photographer, Navana Ltd of Oxford Street in London (overall dimensions, 9" x 6.25"). Holloway has added a signature and inscription ("To Betty, with love, Stanley, Palace Theatre, 1921") in dark blue fountain pen ink across the image. Holloway was then appearing in the hit stage variety revue, The Co-Optimists, which gave him his breakthrough, and "Betty" in the inscription is Betty Chester, one of his co-stars in that show. This photograph comes from the actress's own collection. View Details
ref:5311  £25.00
Holm, Celeste   (1914- )
	Cool, Oscar-winning American actress, often cast in wisecracking roles. A very pretty black and white 8" x 10", nicely signed (in her capacity as a UNICEF Ambassador) across the image in dark blue ink. View Details
ref:4027  £20.00
Holm, Eleanor   (1913-2004)
	Beautiful American Olympic swimming champion of 1932, best known for her alcohol-soaked eviction from the US Olympic team in 1936. A gorgeous signed and inscribed vintage 1930s sepia 8" x 10" photograph (with Elmer Fryer of Hollywood's blind stamp). View Details
ref:1782  £40.00
Holmes, Katie   (1978- )
	American actress; wife of Tom Cruise. A lovely signed 1999 colour postcard (6" x 4") of the very young Holmes, as Joey Potter in Dawson's Creek. View Details
ref:1816  £25.00
Holt, Patrick   (1912-1993)
	Handsome British actor. A superb early black and white photograph (approximately 8" x 10"), giving us some idea why the ladies loved him in the 1940s and 1950s. There's a fine signature in blue ink across the image. View Details
ref:4704  £20.00
Homolka, Oscar (and others)   (1898-1978)
	Austrian-born character actor. On January 17th 1960 Oscar Homolka appeared on US television in a version of Sinclair Lewis' best-selling novel, Arrowsmith. Arrowsmith was about a young doctor dedicated to medical research, sent to a plague-infested West Indies island. Homolka played the part of Dr Max Gottlieb, and the title role of Dr Martin Arrowsmith was played by Farley Granger. This is rarity - a 1952 hardback copy of Sinclair Lewis's book, signed in ink on the half-title page not only by Oscar Homolka and Farley Granger but by the writer of the play, Philip Reisman Jr,  and five other members of the cast - Francis Lederer, Diane Baker, Alexander Scourby, Robert Emhardt and Bernie West.. View Details
ref:4856  £50.00
Hope, Bob   (1903-2003)
	Great American comedy actor. A very fine vintage black and white photograph (9.25" x 7.25"), nicely signed and inscribed ('To "Ron", My Best, Bob Hope') in blue fountain pen ink across a clear area of the image. View Details
ref:3614  £65.00
Hope, Bob   (1903-2003)
	Great American comedy actor. A fine vintage 1938 glossy sepia Paramount publicity photograph (10" x 8") of Hope and Bing Crosby on a golf course, nicely signed and inscribed ('To Ronald, Bob Hope") in blue fountain pen ink across a clear area of the image. View Details
ref:3615  £75.00