Dear friends of the Fund,

Celebrate the magic of stage and screen history while supporting the Fund! With two different auctions—Behind the Curtain: The Tony Walton Collection Auction and Doyle’s Stage & Screen Auction—there’s a trove of treasures you could take home!

Thank you for supporting a life in the arts and we hope to see you soon.

Doyle Stage & Screen Auction
Wednesday, November 5, 10 am ET

Doyle New York
175 East 87th Street
New York, NY 10128

Discover an exciting selection of memorabilia, autographs and photographs celebrating the worlds of theater, film, music and dance! This auction features items generously donated from the estate of American writer and publicist Dale Olson and Eugene Harbin.

Bid on extraordinary treasures, including a one-of-a-kind Phantom of the Opera mask signed by the original phantom, Michael Crawford, a mounted dagger used by Sir Herbert Tree in Macbeth, plus many more remarkable pieces with 100% of the hammer price for each lot benefiting the Fund.

Behind the Curtain: The Tony Walton Collection Auction
Tuesday, November 4–Thursday, November 6, 11 am ET

Willow Auction House
2 Frassetto Way
Lincoln Park, NJ 07035

Join us in celebrating over 60 years of Tony Walton’s legendary design work, from Broadway classics like Chicago, Annie Get Your Gun and Guys and Dolls to films including All That Jazz and The Wiz. The three-day sale features an extraordinary range of handmade costume and set design artwork and scale models, spanning his entire Tony, Oscar and Emmy-winning career.

The auction will be held in Lincoln Park, New Jersey, beginning at 11 am ET each day. Bidders can participate in person, by phone or online at WillowAuctionHouse.com and major auction platforms. A livestream is available all three days.

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Entertainment Community Fund, donated by Emma Walton Hamilton and Bridget LeRoy.

More Fundraisers:
Laughs, Luck… and Lucy: Gregg Oppenheimer has generously pledged all proceeds from his audiobook, Laughs, Luck…and Lucy, co-authored with his father, I Love Lucy creator Jess Oppenheimer, to the Entertainment Community Fund