“The Sound of Music” Vincent J. Donehue 1.25X4.25 Clipped Signature Todd Mueller for Sale

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“The Sound of Music” Vincent J. Donehue 1.25X4.25 Clipped Signature Todd Mueller For Sale

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“The Sound of Music” Vincent J. Donehue 1.25X4.25 Clipped Signature Todd Mueller:
$489.99

Up for sale a RARE!“The Sound of Music” Vincent J. Donehue 1.25X4.25 Clipped Signature.Donehue died at 50 years old and while alive was not known for signing items which make this his signature EXTREMELY RARE!This item is authenticated By ToddMueller Autographs and comes with their certificate of authenticity.
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Vincent Julian Donehue(September22, 1915 – January 17, 1966) was an American director noted mainly for histheater work, with occasional film and television credits. Vincent Donehue wasborn inWhitehall, New York. Hewas a graduate of the Christian Brothers Academy and the New York StateTeachers' College, nowUniversity at Albany, bothinAlbany, New York. Heserved in the Army Air Force for 5 years. His early theatre creditsinclude playing the role ofCinna thePoetin theMercury Theatre's 1938 touring production ofCaesar.HisBroadwaycredits asdirector includeThe Trip to Bountiful(1953)starringLillian Gish,Jo Van FleetandEva Marie Saint,The Traveling Lady(1954)withKim Stanley,Tennessee Williams'27 Wagons Full of Cotton(1955)withMaureen Stapleton,Sunrise at Campobello(1958)which won him theTony AwardforBestDirection, theRichardRodgers and Oscar Hammerstein IImusicalThe Sound of Music(1959)starringMary Martin, which earnedhim another Tony nomination,Daughter of Silence(1961),LordPengo(1962) withCharles BoyerandAgnes Moorehead,Jennie(1963) with Mary Martin andCatch Me if You Can.He also restaged the 1954 Mary MartinPeter Panfortelevision in 1960, the third telecast of theBroadwaystage musical. His film credits includeLonelyhearts(1958) withMontgomery Clift,Robert RyanandMyrna LoyandSunrise at Campobello(1960)which wonGreer GarsontheGolden GlobeforBest Actressand severalAcademy Awardnominations. The film was also entered intothe2nd MoscowInternational Film Festival. He directed television plays in the1950s. He died inNew YorkofHodgkin's disease, age 50.