FRANK JR. COGHLAN AUTOGRAPH HAND SIGNED PHOTO GWTW

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Gone With The Wind Frank "Junior" Coghlan Actor (Born: March 15, 1916 - New Haven, CT) Hand Signed B & W Photo of the actor in costume signed: Frank "Junior" Coghlan "The collapsing Southern soldier." Size: 8 X 10 Born in Connecticut and raised in Los Angeles , Frank Coghlan Jr. began appearing in films at age 3; his meager income helped to pay his father's way through chiropractic college. Though his mother was reluctant to allow her son to appear before the cameras, young Frank took to performing with ease, playing bits in 2-reel comedies. Placed under contract to Cecil B. DeMille, who considered the boy "the perfect example of a homeless waif," Frank became a popular juvenile performer. Billed as Junior Coghlan, he appeared prominently in such major silent films as The Yankee Clipper (1926), Let 'Er Go Gallegher (1927) and Slide, Kelly, Slide (1927). During the early talkie era, Coghlan was co-starred with fellow child actor Leon Janney in Penrod and Sam (1930) and played James Cagney as a boy in Public Enemy (1931). As a free-lancer, Coghlan appeared in several serials, including 1941's The Adventures of Captain Marvel , in which he was top-billed as the Captain's youthful alter ego Billy Batson. He also showed up in many bit roles, usually playing a messenger boy. With the onslaught of World War II, Coghlan began his 2 read more