Original Autograph Of Beautiful Star Joan Fontaine
Buy It Now price:     US $5.88

Marilyn Monroe Signing Autographs
Buy It Now price:     US $6.99
End time:    Jun-22-08 20:44:35 PDT

The first Kiss performance was on January 30, 1973, for an
audience of three at the Popcorn Club (renamed Coventry shortly
afterward) in Queens. In March of that year, the band recorded
a five-song demo tape with producer Eddie Kramer. Former TV
director Bill Aucoin, who had seen the group at a handful of
showcase concerts in the summer of 1973, offered to become
the band’s manager in mid-October. Kiss agreed, with the
condition that Aucoin get them signed to a recording contract
within two weeks. On November 1, 1973, Kiss became the first
act signed to former teen pop singer and Buddha Records executive
Neil Bogart's new label, Emerald City Records (which was shortly
afterward renamed Casablanca Records).

The band entered Bell Sound Studios in New York City on
October 10, 1973 to begin recording their first album. On
December 31 the band had their official industry premier at the
Academy of Music in New York City, opening for Blue Öyster
Cult. It was at this concert that Simmons accidentally set his hair
(which was coated in hairspray) ablaze for the first of many times
while performing his inaugural firebreathing stunt.

Current bid:    US $39.00    
End time:    Jun-18-08 07:29:11 PDT
Shipping costs:    US $12.00

Skelton was the son of a Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus clown named
Joe who died in 1913 shortly before the birth of his son. Skelton
himself got one of his earliest tastes of show business with the same
circus as a teenager. Before that, however, he had been given the
show business bug at age ten by entertainer Ed Wynn, who spotted
him selling newspapers in front of the Pantheon Theatre, in Vincennes,
Indiana, trying to help his family.

Current bid:    US $9.99    
End time:    Jun-06-08 19:59:11 PDT
Shipping costs:    US $35.00

These shoes were made specifically for Shaquille O'Neal and
this is the only pair made. Autographed by him as well as by
Shakira, Courtney Love, Cher, Dr. Dre, Carmen Elektra, Justin
Timberlake, Hugh Hefner, Moby, Gloria Estefan, Lee Ann
Womack and many more.

One of a kind. Certified authentic by reputable firm.

Starting bid:    US $250.00    
End time:    Jun-11-08 17:32:20 PDT

This poster measures 11 inches by 14 inches.Signed by Paul jr
and Paul Sr of Orange County Choppers in 2003 with them next
to their fire bike.This has 4 small thumb tack holes in each corner.
It is slightly smoke tarnished as it came out of my bar.But in great
shape over all.This is not autographed to anyone,it is just signed.

The Orange County Choppers MotoCoaster is a Zamperla
Motocoaster installed at Darien Lake. The MotoCoaster is Darien
Lake's first launched coaster, and is Zamperla's first motorbike
roller coaster to be installed in the United States, though a different
model with horse theming is being installed at Knott's Berry Farm
at the same time.

Starting bid:    US $25.00    
End time:    Jun-04-08 18:39:18 PDT

This year will mark ten years since "The Chairman of the Board"
has been gone. He may be gone, but he certainly isn't forgotten.

We've taken an original b&w glossy publicity photo which most
of Sinatra's fans say is their favorite pose, and we professionally
mated it with an original and authentic Frank Sinatra signature
signed in black fountain pen ink on a vintage autograph book page.

Singer and film actor, born in Hoboken, New Jersey, USA. As a
teenager, he organized a singing group, the Hoboken Four, which
won first prize on the Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour.
Following graduation from the Drake Institute, he spent several
years singing in New Jersey roadhouses before finding work in the
late 1930s as a radio studio singer in New York City. In 1939,
while performing at a club in New Jersey, he was heard by Harry
James, who signed him to appear with his new swing band. After
touring with James (1939), he rose to prominence with Tommy
Dorsey's orchestra (1940–2).

Starting bid:    US $250.00
End time:    Jun-01-08 18:20:18 PDT

Hand drawn on “Georgian Terrace Hotel” stationary is this original
caricature Self Portrait of the great Opera Tenor “Enrico Caruso
(1873-1921). Underneath the sketch is autographed, “Enrico
Caruso, Atlanta Ge, 1913”. The stationary paper measures 8 ¼”
by 10 ¾” and does have very old fine fold lines, but there are no
damages or repairs. It has been in the frame you see since the early
20th century. A past owner added the tape you see on the
backboard. This original Enrico Caruso Autograph and Self Portrait
Pen & Ink Drawing was consigned to me bay a very good friend.

Enrico Caruso was born on February 25, 1873 and took up
singing with passion at the age of 11. At the age of 18, Caruso had
a pleasing yet small voice with a baritonal timbre. In 1891, while
singing on a rotunda at the pier, the young baritone Eduardo
Missiano heard Caruso and insisted on taking him to his own voice
teacher, Guglielmo Vergine. The Maestro's first judgment was
discouraging: The voice was "too small and sounded like the wind
whistling through the windows." Missiano insisted on a second
hearing and eight dayslater, Vergine agreed to teach Caruso; in
lieu of payment, Caruso was contracted to pay Vergine 25% of his
earnings for "five years of actual singing."

When he died on August 2, 1921, at the age of 48, Caruso was
still at the top of his profession. He was the reigning tenor at the
Metropolitan Opera as well as the best-selling recording artist.
He was remembered as a warm, happy man who was generous
to his friends.

Generations of singers and tenors have been inspired by live
performances and the legacy of the 250 recordings left by Caruso,
not just for their golden tone but for their musical and dramatic
portrayals.

Current bid:    US $338.33    
End time:    May-31-08 19:29:04 PDT

 

Frank Sinatra has faced triumph, failure and triumph again
throughout his long career as an entertainer. New musical fads
and trends-bebop, soft rock, hard rock, punk, rap, hip-hop
come and go, but somehow the Sinatra show that exploded half
a century ago beats on into the 1990's.

(Rolling Stone, 1980) "What Sinatra did was important: he took
the songs of Porter, Gershwin, Arlen, Cahn,Fein, and others and
made them seem personal and imperative. It was an eloquent
display of his paradoxical brand of artistry; touch, yet sensitive,
vain yet compassionate, grasping yet generous. And when Sinatra
left the stage, we realized we might never witness artistry that big
and that provocative, again."

Frank Sinatra developed a unique white-blues style, supple
enough to express the wide range of his own turbulent emotions.
He transformed the tunes of the great writers into something
personal by the sincerity of his performance; Sinatra actually
seemed to "believe" the words he was singing.

Singer and film actor, born in Hoboken, New Jersey, USA. As
a teenager, he organized a singing group, the Hoboken Four,
which won first prize on the Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour.
Following graduation from the Drake Institute, he spent several
years singing in New Jersey roadhouses before finding work in the
late 1930s as a radio studio singer in New York City. In 1939,
while performing at a club in New Jersey, he was heard by Harry
James, who signed him to appear with his new swing band. After
touring with James (1939), he rose to prominence with Tommy
Dorsey's orchestra (1940–2).

Starting bid:    US $9.95    
End time:    May-04-08 16:41:05 PDT
Shipping costs:    US $9.00

Lifestyle guru and businesswoman. Born Martha Kostyra, on
August 3, 1941, in New Jersey. The second of six children,
Stewart grew up in Nutley, New Jersey, a working-class
community near New York City. She worked as a model from
the age of 13, appearing in fashion shows as well as television
and print advertisements. She attended Barnard College in
Manhattan, where she earned a degree in European and
architectural history in 1962. While at Barnard, she met Andy
Stewart, a Yale law student, and the two married in 1961. Six
years later, after the birth of their daughter, Alexis, Stewart went
to work as a stockbroker for the boutique firm of Monness,
Williams, and Sidel. She worked on Wall Street until 1972, when
the family moved to Westport, Connecticut.

While Martha Stewart’s version of The Apprentice failed to attract
enough viewers, her self-titled syndicated daytime program has
been on the air since 2005. The company she established, Martha
Stewart Omnimedia, has continued to grow in new directions. The
business now includes several new non-Martha Stewart
publications: Everyday Food, Body + Soul, and Blueprint.

Martha's creative vision is the blueprint for Martha Stewart Living
Omnimedia and the expansive multimediaportfolio that includes
award-winning magazines such as Martha Stewart Living and
Martha Stewart Weddings;the nationally syndicated, Emmy
Award winning television series "The Martha Stewart Show;"
Martha Stewart Living Radio on Sirius Satellite Radio; the best
selling book "The Martha Stewart Homekeeping Handbook;"
Martha Stewart Everyday mass-market merchandise, sold at
Kmart; Martha Stewart Furniture with Bernhardt; Martha Stewart
designed homes and communities with KB Home; Martha Stewart
cards; Martha Stewart Rugs with Safavieh; and the Martha Stewart
Collection of products for the home at Macy's.

Starting bid:    US $9.99    
End time:    May-04-08 18:02:14 PDT
Shipping costs:    US $7.95