Uncommon 8x10-inch black and white full-body portrait of the actress in her prime, boldly signed in fine-tip pen in the 1980s.  In near-mint condition.  The lovely B-movie queen began her career in early comedy shorts with the Three Stooges and Charley Chase, before becoming something of a regular in westerns, often opposite Gene Autry.  She found her true calling in the late 1930s, playing vulnerable, but resourceful women in cliffhangers like The Vigilantes Are Coming (1936), Dick Tracy (1937) and Radio Patrol (1937).  

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