Rare vintage 5x7-inch sepia-tone portrait, boldly signed in black fountain pen-- above a printed signature which is part of the photo itself-- in the early 1930s, around the time he appeared in White Zombie (1932), opposite Bela Lugosi. In good condition for its age. Handsome silent leading man Robert Frazer transitioned to character roles in the talkie era, playing outlaws in poverty row westerns and important roles in horror, sci-fi, crime, and fantasy favorites like White Zombie (1932), The Vampire Bat (1933), Condemned to Live (1935), Dick Tracy vs. Crime, Inc. (1941), Black Dragons (1942), and The Tiger Woman (1944). He died quite young, at the age of 53, and his autograph is quite elusive in any format.

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