Penny Singleton was a prominent American actress and, notably, a labor leader whose career spanned over six decades in stage, screen, radio, and television. Outside of the Blondie series, she starred in films like "Go West, Young Lady" (1941), a Western musical where she was top-billed over Glenn Ford. Penny Singleton is famously credited with pioneering the concept of "residuals" —payments to actors for repeat broadcasts of their work—and ensured a residuals clause was written into her Blondie

Lovely Penny Singleton singing "Trees" in Blondie in Society. Read my article about the Blondie series here: https://home2hollywood.wordpress.com/editorials/blondie-from-strip-to-screen/ | Hometowns to Hollywood, LLC

We're wagging our tails for tonight's Blondie triple feature! Over the course of 12 years, Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake starred as Blondie and Dagwood Bumstead in 28 motion pictures and a radio program. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM