Lot 1519
Eddie Fisher (1928-) American singer and actor. Fisher was a teen idol in the 1950s, starring in his own radio and TV shows and appearing in three films. He gained notoriety in 1959 by divorcing Debbie Reynolds to marry Elizabeth Taylor.
An archive of Eddie Fisher material, consisting of 27 scripts for television shows, and 25 full musical arrangements. Twenty of the scripts are from The Eddie Fisher Show, which aired from 1957-59, and seven of the scripts are from guest appearances Fisher made on other shows, such as The Perry Como Show, The Andy Williams Show, The Frank Sinatra Show, The Jimmie Rodgers Show, and at the Hollywood Palace. Most of the scripts are leather bound, and there are some 50 black and white 8 x 10" photos bound into the scripts. The musical arrangements were actually used by the musicians who accompanied Fisher, and many have their handwritten notes. Arrangments include: Sunrise-Sunset, If I Were A Rich Man, Oh My Papa, Send In The Clowns, Let Me Entertain You, and various other songs and medleys (Jolson, Sinatra, etc.) for which Fisher was famous. Condition ranges from good to very fine. Should be seen. A must for the Eddie Fisher fan.
Estimated Value $500 - 750.
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