Scarce vintage blue fountain pen signature on a 4x6-inch off-white card, acquired in-person by indefatigable autograph hound John Virzi in the 1960s and decorated with a small Players Directory image. The first letter of his name shows a hint of lighter ink adhesion; otherwise, in good condition. Marvelous Felix Aylmer enjoyed one of the longest and most prestigious careers in the 20th-century British theater, mastering Shakespeare and Shaw. As he aged and stage roles grew harder to come by, he found new work as a character actor in films like The Citadel (1938), HenryV (1944), Hamlet (1948), Quo Vadis (1951), and Separate Tables (1958). Knighted in 1965, one of his final appearances was as the judge The Chalk Garden (1964), a role he had created in the theater production eight years earlier.