MYRNA DELL ACTRESS LEGGY BUSTY 8x10 SEE SCAN AND DESCRIPTION BEFORE BIDDING

Description: CREDIT Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaMyrna DellBornMarilyn Adele DunlapMarch 5, 1924Los Angeles, California, U.S.DiedFebruary 11, 2011 (aged 86)Studio City, Los Angeles, California, U.S.OccupationsActresswriterYears active1940–1990Spouse(s)Jack Buchtel(m. 1951; div. 19??)Herbert Patterson(m. 19??)[1]Children1With Joe DiMaggio at the Stork Club, 1949Myrna Dell (born Marilyn Adele Dunlap;[2] March 5, 1924 – February 11, 2011) was an American actress, model, and writer who appeared in numerous motion pictures and television programs over four decades.[3] A Hollywood glamour girl in the early part of her career, she is best known today for her work in B-pictures, particularly film noir thrillers and Westerns.[4]Dell's mother was silent-film actress Carol Price.[5] Dell entered show business when she was 16 as a dancer [6] with the Earl Carroll Revue in New York. Her film debut came in A Night at Earl Carroll's (1940),[2] after which she appeared in Ziegfeld Girl (1941), Raiders of Red Gap (1943), and Up in Arms (1943).She found work at Monogram Pictures, a "budget" studio specializing in inexpensive entertainments for double-feature theaters. She appeared as an ingenue in a B-western, Arizona Whirlwind (1944), with silent-screen veterans Ken Maynard, Hoot Gibson, and Bob Steele.She signed a contract with RKO Radio Pictures in 1944, and followed the path of other RKO starlets: bit parts and chorus-girl appearances in features, then dialogue roles in short subjects starring Leon Errol or Edgar Kennedy, and then featured roles in "B" pictures and smaller roles in "A" pictures. Myrna Dell was very prolific at RKO, and many fans know her best from these pictures. Beginning as a showgirl in the Eddie Cantor-Joan Davis musical comedy Show Business (1944), Dell gradually worked her way up, from a Zane Grey western to gradually larger roles in three of the studio's popular Falcon mysteries with Tom Conway, and finally becoming established as a hard-boiled glamour girl in film noir thrillers like Nocturne (1946), The Locket (1946), and Destination Murder (1950). She once told a reporter that she loathed the glamour-girl image, stating, "After a time... a girl gets bored with the glamour, the atmosphere, the drinking, the cigarettes to smoke, the wolves."[7] Between assignments she returned to the Leon Errol unit to play dangerous blondes opposite the flustered comic, and would even play incidental walk-ons not calling for any dialogue (she's the nightclub blonde silently kibitzing Tommy Noonan's card game in the 1946 comedy Ding Dong Williams). AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO 8X10 DUE TO THE AGE OF THE PHOTO, THERE ARE DEFECTS WHICH I HAVE DONE MY BEST TO SCAN, LIST OR NOTE. CHECK OUT THE SCANS AND THE NOTES HERE OR IN THE CONDITION DESCRIPTION BEFORE YOU BID. I HAVE COLLECTED FOR OVER THE 50 YEARS SO FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU PLACE A BID OR BUY AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER IT. LISTING IS FOR A VINTAGE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO FROM THE GOLDEN AGE OF BURLESQUE DAYS! IT IS A ONE OF A KIND ITEM FROM A VINTAGE STAR NO LONGER WITH US. DUE TO THE AGE OF THE PHOTO, THERE ARE DEFECTS WHICH I HAVE DONE MY BEST TO SCAN, LIST OR NOTE. CHECK OUT THE SCANS AND THE NOTES HERE OR IN THE CONDITION DESCRIPTION BEFORE YOU BID. I HAVE COLLECTED THESE OVER THE 50 YEARS I HAVE COLLECTED AND KNEW MANY OF THESE LADIES EITHER IN PERSON OR THRU CONTACT WITH OTHER PERFORMERS. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU PLACE A BID OR BUY AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER IT. MANY OF THESE LADIES BECAME GOOD FRIENDS OVER THE YEARS, SOME WERE JUST ACQUIRED FROM OTHER SOURCES AS I COLLECTED THRU THE YEARS. I HOPE YOU ENJOY COLLECTING AS MUCH AS I HAVE. NOTE:Authenticating autographs can be challenging, but here are some valuable tips to help you determine their legitimacy:Provenance Matters: Talk to the seller and inquire about any known history or provenance accompanying the item. A documented history adds to its appeal and authenticity.Date Within Its Lifetime: Ensure the autograph?s date aligns with the individual?s lifetime. Obvious forgeries sometimes slip through, like a John Lennon signed photo dated 1981 (he was assassinated in 1980).Signature Flow: Check the flow of the signature. Forgers often keep the pen on the page after the stroke, creating ink blobs. Viewing the signature upside down can reveal differences in flow.Size Consistency: Examine the size of the overall signature. Are individual letters proportionate throughout?Traced Signatures: Beware of shaky or traced signatures. Pencil marks or indentations under the ink may indicate tracing.Historical Context: Be cautious with autographs from pre-15th century, as accomplished people often had others sign for them.Style and Paper Types: Verify that the style matches the stated period, and consider paper types and watermarks.Ink and Pen Types: Water-soluble ink emerged in 1860, and steel pens with furrows appeared in 1780.Authentication Services: Consider professional authentication services like PSA, which use advanced techniques and databases to verify autographs12.Remember, thorough research and expert evaluation are crucial for authenticating autographsNOTE:Authenticating autographs can be challenging, but here are some valuable tips to help you determine their legitimacy:Provenance Matters: Talk to the seller and inquire about any known history or provenance accompanying the item. A documented history adds to its appeal and authenticity.Date Within Its Lifetime: Ensure the autograph?s date aligns with the individual?s lifetime. Obvious forgeries sometimes slip through, like a John Lennon signed photo dated 1981 (he was assassinated in 1980).Signature Flow: Check the flow of the signature. Forgers often keep the pen on the page after the stroke, creating ink blobs. Viewing the signature upside down can reveal differences in flow.Size Consistency: Examine the size of the overall signature. Are individual letters proportionate throughout?Traced Signatures: Beware of shaky or traced signatures. Pencil marks or indentations under the ink may indicate tracing.Historical Context: Be cautious with autographs from pre-15th century, as accomplished people often had others sign for them.Style and Paper Types: Verify that the style matches the stated period, and consider paper types and watermarks.Ink and Pen Types: Water-soluble ink emerged in 1860, and steel pens with furrows appeared in 1780.Authentication Services: Consider professional authentication services like PSA, which use advanced techniques and databases to verify autographs12.Remember, thorough research and expert evaluation are crucial for authenticating autographs! I ACCEPT PAYPAL ONLY FOR PAYMENT PLEASE ! Closely examine the scans carefully as to condition as some older items may have small defects but they are a true representation of the actual condition and color of the item offered. I try to only sell items I would have in my own collection depending of course on the rarity of the item. 7 day full REFUND return privileges if any item is not acceptable EXCLUDING my shipping charges. Sold from one collector to another with no rights either granted or implied. I Ship well protected with stiff cardboard backing and will combine shipping items bought within 3 days if requested before bidding. wait for my invoice on multiple wins. I have been a collector for over 60 years and stand by everything I sell, Over the next few months I will be selling off many items from my own collection as time and age have caught up to me. Please contact me with any questions.

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