Two Letters to Dorothy Lamour from Governor Millard Tawes of Maryland

Description

Two original 1964 letters sent to actress and singer Dorothy Lamour from Millard Tawes. Typed on official State of Maryland executive stationery, the correspondence is signed by Governor Tawes and date from his tenure as governor during the early 1960s. The letters reflect a period of mid-century American political and entertainment history, connecting one of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars with a sitting state governor.

Dorothy Lamour became an iconic figure of classic Hollywood through her appearances in the “Road to…” comedy films alongside Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, as well as her celebrated film and music career spanning several decades. This vintage gubernatorial correspondence represents a unique collectible combining entertainment memorabilia with political history.

Condition

The letter exhibits expected age and handling wear from storage and use over time, including light toning and minor edge wear consistent with vintage paper ephemera. A distinctive display piece for collectors of Hollywood memorabilia, celebrity correspondence, political autographs, or vintage entertainment history.