Typed Letter Signed from Silent Film Comedian, Harry Langdon, Mentioning His Film - Three’s A Crowd

Los Angeles: 1 page, quarto, August 8, 1927. Langdon writes to a fan and mentions one of his recent films. In part: “We have finally completed work on our new picture which we are calling Three’s a Crowd, and it looks now as if it is going to be our best yet.” In very good condition. Langdon letters are very rare, especially during the his period of stardom as one of the great silent comedians during the 1920s. (Inventory #: 13325J)