REDD FOXX The actor signs his name and Las Vegas street address on a 4¾x8½ piece of paper Autograph Sentiment signed: "Thanks/so much-/Redd Foxx/5460 Eastern", 4¾x8½ paper. Foxx (1922-1991) was arguably the most notorious "blue" comic of his day, raising the ire of censors and threatening the delicate sensibilities of mainstream American good taste. In 1970, he made his film debut in Cotton Comes to Harlem. When the film became a surprise hit, Foxx became a hot talent, and soon signed to star in Sanford and Son, as junk dealer Fred Sanford. It premiered in 1972 and became a huge hit, running through 1977. The short-lived programs Sanford, The Redd Foxx Show and The Redd Foxx Comedy Hour followed; additionally, he starred in the 1976 feature Norman, Is That You?, and became a Las Vegas headliner. Irregularly cut at right edge. Print advertising on verso shows through faintly. Otherwise, fine condition. - Please contact us if you have any questions or require additional information. DOCUMENT 148549

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