Lot 965
Loos, Anita (1893-1981). Screen writer and novelist. Born in Mount Shasta, California, Loos began her career early -- as a child actress on both stage and the silver screen. By age 20, she was an accomplished screen writer, talented enough to attract the attention of D.W. Griffith, and work on his epic film Intolerance. Her first novel, entitled Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, began as a serial in Harper's Bazaar and made her an international celebrity.
Autograph Note Signed ("Anita"). On a single duodecimo sheet, n.p., n.d. Being her personalized calling card. In blue ink. In very good to excellent condition. Ink has smeared just slightly affecting the final letter of Anita's name. Otherwise, in fine condition.
After an entertaining evening, Loos left this calling card to her hosts, writing: "Darling, what a party! Endless gratitude and love".
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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