Lot 941
Cooper, Gary (1901-1961). Actor. Cooper began his career in film as a cowboy extra. With his subtle acting style the debonair star gained popularity appearing in such classic films as Pride of the Yankees, and High Noon. His death, occurring six months after that of Clark Gable, marked the end of Hollywood's Golden Era.
Typed Document Signed ("Gary Cooper"). On a single, quarto sheet, Burbank, California, February 25, 1948. Being a Warner Brothers Contract. Signed in black ink. A 7" tear at the top portion of the sheet. Remnants from an adhesive along the top edge, with two hole punches and staple holes also at top edge. Left edge is worn, with toning. Signature, however, remains clear and unaffected. In fair condition overall.
Here, Cooper agrees that he: "shall not be required to render my services in excess of eleven (11) complete pictures during the term or said contract." As well, the contract provides for the security of his family should the deal be terminated by his demise, granting his estate a sum of $275,000.
Estimated Value $250 - 350.
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