NANCY CARROLL A sepia photograph of the silent film actress, inscribed to a fan Inscribed photograph signed: "To Thomas P. Likse, Jr-/Cordially/Nancy Carroll", in blue ink, Sepia 8x10. Nancy Carroll (1903-1965) appeared in Broadway musicals of the 1920s, making her film debut in the late silent era. Easy Come, Easy Go (1928) made her a star, and she received a Best Actress Oscar nomination for The Devil's Holiday (1930). Her musical talent made her a natural for Paramount film musicals of the 1930s, including four in which she co-starred with Charles "Buddy" Rogers. However, Carroll was selective about her roles, earning her a "difficult" label in the studio era. Paramount dropped her contract, despite her large fan base, and she retired from film in 1938 after four more movies for Columbia. She returned to the stage, and co-starred in two early TV series (The Aldrich Family. 1950; The Egg and I (1951). Image lightly silvered. Corners lightly worn and creased. Light surface creases. Otherwise, fine condition. - Please contact us if you have any questions or require additional information. DOCUMENT 322262

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