JEFFREY LYNN - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 321042

A black and white headshot of the actor in a checkered patterned suit, signed as a souvenir of a "highly enjoyable radio program" Inscribed photograph signed: "For Jessie -/Souvenir of a highly/enjoyable radio/program with you/All the best./Jeffrey Lynn", in blue ink, B/w 8x10.

Price: $320.00

Condition: Slightly soiled, otherwise fine condition

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JEFFREY LYNN
A black and white headshot of the actor in a checkered patterned suit, signed as a souvenir of a "highly enjoyable radio program"
Inscribed photograph signed: "For Jessie -/Souvenir of a highly/enjoyable radio/program with you/All the best./Jeffrey Lynn", in blue ink, B/w 8x10. Jeffrey Lynn (1909-1995) appeared in a number of feature films, including The Fighting 69th (1940), All This and Heaven Too (1940) and Million Dollar Baby (1941), but perhaps his "biggest" assignment was "starring" as Ashley Wilkes in the screen tests for David O. Selznick's 1939 epic Gone With The Wind. Lynn, who read lines for such aspiring Scarlett O'Haras as Paulette Goddard and Frances Dee, left Hollywood two years later to become an Army intelligence officer in World War II (he was awarded a Bronze Star). Beginning in 1948, Lynn attempted to resume his screen career, appearing in such films as Butterfield 8 (1960) and Tony Rome (1967). He found greater success, however, as a stage and television actor, starring in two series, My Son Jeep (1953) and Star Stage (1955), and appearing on the soaps The Secret Storm (1966-1967) and The Edge of Night (1971). Corners and edges worn. Lightly toned. Slightly soiled. Otherwise, fine condition.

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