A vibrant 1937 linen-era glimpse into Old Hollywood glamour — this colorful card captures the Spanish Colonial Revival home of two-time Academy Award-winning actor Frederic in sun-drenched Bel-Air, California, its white stucco walls draped in cascading orange bougainvillea, a tile-roofed garage wing at left and a flower-lined entry court at right, all framed by a sweeping oak canopy. Frederic was at the absolute peak of his fame when someone mailed this card from Los Angeles on July 30, 1937 — the very year he won his first Oscar for A Star Is Born — sending it cross-country to a Miss M. in Washington, D.C., with a breezy note about the California weather: "it is real nice here." Celebrity home postcards of this era were a booming tourist commodity, and cards tied to A-list stars like Frederic remain perennially collectible; this one carries added charm from its postmark, a genuine 1-cent Franklin stamp, and the warm stain patina of nearly ninety years of storage.