From 1932-35 she made 8 comedy and musical films mainly at Paramount, with Fields, Cantor, and other great comedians; her unique singing style was also popular on the radio and records. As her health declined from premature heart disease, she briefly replaced the late Thelma Todd in Hal Roach comedy shorts with Patsy Kelly and appeared in 3 features for MGM and Columbia, then retired from film work a few months before her fatal heart attack at age 31. Glossy 8 x 10 glamor portrait of the platinum-haired actress, signed in black fountain pen. In fine condition, with scattered dings and light creasing. RRAuction COA.
