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M.A.S.H. "The Joker Is Wild" Multi-Signed Script

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M.A.S.H.  The Joker Is Wild  Multi-Signed Script
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An autographed MASH* television script accompanied by a letter of provenance on official AfterMASHexecutive stationery.

Item: Multi-Signed Television Script with Accompanying Provenance Letter

Show & Episode Title: MASH* – "The Joker Is Wild" (Season 11, Episode 4)

Script Date: April 19, 1982

Cover Details: Classic bright red studio script cover with black MASH* typography and 20th Century Fox Television branding.

Signatures & Inscriptions

The script cover is inscribed and autographed in ink by key members of the main cast:

Alan Alda ("Hawkeye" Pierce) – Inscribed "To Susan – Peace! Alan Alda"

Mike Farrell ("B.J." Hunnicutt) – Inscribed "To Suzan - Peace! Mike Farrell"

Jamie Farr ("Klinger") – Inscribed "Happiness Suzan Jamie Farr"

Harry Morgan ("Colonel Potter") – Inscribed "To Suzan Best wishes Harry Morgan"

David Ogden Stiers ("Charles Emerson Winchester III") – Autographed on lower right

William Christopher ("Father Mulcahy") – Inscribed "To Susan..." on lower left

Accompanying Provenance Letter: Official AfterMASH letterhead, signed at the foot on behalf of William Christopher

Date: August 28, 1984

Author: Kay Pattison (Secretary to William Christopher)
Addressed to "Dear Suzan," the letter details the process of obtaining the cast autographs by mailing the cover across the country to New York (Alan Alda) and San Diego (David Ogden Stiers). It amusingly notes that while passing between cast members and secretaries, her name's spelling shifted between "Susan" and "Suzan"—a detail directly reflected in the various cast inscriptions on the script cover itself.