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Here are four new pictures from Nick, Jane, and Frédéric.
We have
Alida Valli by photographer John Miehle, and
Gwili Andre,
Evelyn Brent, and
Dolores Del Rio by photographer Ernest Bachrach.
Nick offers four more interesting scans today:
Finally, we have a film clip of
Cary Grant in
The Bishop's Wife. Look for Gladys Cooper in the scene too.
We have new movie summaries.
Thanks to our guest contributors for these fine
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April 30, 2006 |
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The Bishop's
Wife |
A treat today: a gorgeous new picture of
Vera Reynolds in
The Road to Yesterday.
Scanned from an original 1925 photograph, we offer two versions: in
black and white, as it would have looked originally; and a beautiful
sepia-toned version reflecting the photo's current appearance, over 80 years
later. We also have a movie summary.
Then enjoy these two
Loretta Young scans, courtesy of Nick, from
Café Metropole and
Three Blind Mice (there are new movie summaries too).
Mark sent us a
Louise Huff picture as a companion piece to the one we added on Nov. 12,
2005.
Enjoy this great scan of
Barbara Stanwyck in
The Lady Eve, contributed by Tim.
Jane provided another
James Dean photo, and Sever identified three scans from this gallery as
being from
Giant and
Rebel Without a Cause (see new movie summary).
Thank you, guest contributors, for these
marvelous pictures and assistance.
We conclude with two film clips from
Mutiny on the Bounty. In the first,
Charles Laughton sends hapless fall guy
Franchot Tone up a pole as
punishment for misbehaving (notice the he-man slaps during the fight
scenes!). In the second clip,
Clark Gable leads the mutiny as pandemonium ensues.
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April 29, 2006 |
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Pole-sitting |
The mutiny
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We have new pictures of pretty
Marjorie Reynolds, including a still from
Holiday Inn with
Bing Crosby,
Fred Astaire and Virginia Dale (far right).
Nick has sent us new scans of:
Nick, Jane, and Frédéric offer a new picture of
Paulette Goddard and
John Wayne in
Reap the Wild Wind.
We have new movie summaries for your enjoyment
too.
Thanks to all our guest contributors!
Finally, we have two film clips of
Lon Chaney, Sr. in
West of Zanzibar. In the first, he's a magician who learns of a
dastardly betrayal. In the second, he confronts all sorts of
challenges in the jungles of Zanzibar. |
April 28, 2006 |
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Now You
See It |
Quit Dragging
Your Feet! |
Here are three new
James Dean pictures from Jane.
We also have some images courtesy of Nick, Jane, and Frédéric:
Sever sent us a spot-on film clip from
How to Steal a Million, starring
Audrey Hepburn. Look for
Hugh Griffith in this clip too.
Thanks to all our guest contributors for these
images and film clip.
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April 27, 2006 |
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How to Steal
a
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A new
Dorothy Mackaill picture arrives today.
It's from
1930's
Man Trouble with
Milton Sills. Hundreds of scratches and blemishes marred the original
photo—extra cleanup work was needed in order to enjoy this interesting shot.
Compare the original and finished photos on Ms. Mackaill's page.
Jayne Mansfield and
Loretta Young photos were
submitted by Nick, Jane, and Frédéric. The photographer was Frank
Powolny.
Sever submitted a scan of
Charlie Chaplin from
The Great Dictator.
Nick has some new pictures too:
Our appreciation to today's guest contributors!
We also have a film clip from the 1928 silent,
The Wind, starring
Lillian Gish. Also look for Montagu Love (Hiss!) and Lars Hanson (Yay!).
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April 26, 2006 |
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The Wind |
Here are four photos of
Rita Hayworth, courtesy of Jane.
Sever prepared an extended film clip of the
famous underground chase from
The Third Man, starring
Orson Welles and
Joseph Cotten.
Nick, Jane, and Frédéric sent us five great
pictures today of
Marlene Dietrich (including two from
Shanghai Express), by photographer Eugene Robert Richee.
Many thanks to our guest contributors.
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April 25, 2006 |
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The Third Man |
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Here's another photo of Der Bingle—Bing
Crosby.
Jane prepared three nice pictures of
James Dean from
Giant.
Nick sent us four scans:
Check out the movie summaries for these new
films.
Mark also sent us a photo of
Cecilia Parker.
Finally, we have a film clip of
Humphrey Bogart in
High Sierra. He plays these scenes with sultry
Ida Lupino. The sound is a little soft, so turn up the volume a
tad.
We have two last minute entries:
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Alberto colored one of the
Ziegfeld Girls photos we added on April 22. This really brings
the photo to life, so we can visualize what the group might have looked like in person.
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Frederick caught a mistakenly labeled
Richard Barthelmess picture—we had him on the
Chester Morris page, and have corrected it. Now we're on the
lookout for a nice
Chester Morris photo.
Thanks to our guest contributors today!
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April 24, 2006 |
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High Sierra |
Nick, Jane, and Frédéric have sent us some fine
scans by photographer Eugene Robert Richee. We have two of the silent
era's biggest stars,
Clara Bow and
Louise Brooks, as well as popular
Gary Cooper in
Beau Sabreur from 1928.
We have a new
Laurel and Hardy film clip too. Here are the boys horsing around
in
Bonnie Scotland with
James Finlayson.
[Note: video removed 12/3/2006]
Here are three
Henry Fonda pictures, courtesy of Nick. They're from
The Grapes of Wrath,
The Ox-Bow Incident, and
Rings on Her Fingers.
Finally, Jane has a new
Maureen O'Hara photo for us.
Thanks to our contributors for these fine
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April 23, 2006 |
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Bonnie
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We have a motley cornucopia of interesting
items today, starting with three new Doctor Macro pictures:
Jane sent us some great photos of
Connie
Stevens.
Next, we have a film clip of
Gene Kelly performing his signature dance number from
Singin' in the Rain.
Nick has some spiffy pictures of
Gertrude Lawrence and
Peter Lorre.
A Nick and Jane redux: four more
Ziegfeld Girls came out of the woodwork! The photographer was
Alfred Cheney Johnston.
To wrap up, we have some full-length radio
shows:
William Boyd in
Hopalong Cassidy and
Orson Welles' famous 1938 broadcast of
War of the Worlds on Mercury Theater.
Thanks again to our marvelous guest
contributors!
We added movie summaries for the new films
listed above.
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April 22, 2006 |
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Singin' in
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Hopalong
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War of
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Worlds |
Nick sent us pictures of:
We also have a new movie summaries for the above
films.
Venus Flytrap said of her in WKRP in
Cincinnati, "That's a mean little Mama!" He was referring, of
course, to Arthur Carlson's mother, played by
Carol Bruce. Here she is many years before the 1970's show
debuted. These three pictures are courtesy of Mark.
Also enjoy this musical
Vitaphone Short from 1933:
Harry Warren, America's Foremost
Composer. |
April 21, 2006 |
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Vitaphone
Short |
More nice scans today from Nick:
Sever has sent in new scans of
James Dean and
Hugh Griffith. And, for good measure, he prepared some neat film
clips from
Secret Agent,
Some Like it Hot, and
Spartacus. Check them out right away!
Steve identified one of our
Cary Grant pictures as being from
The Bishop's Wife.
Many thanks to Nick, Sever, and Steve for their
contributions.
We've added movie summaries for the new movies
listed today.
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April 20, 2006 |
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Secret Agent |
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Some Like
it
Hot |
Spartacus |
Today we begin a great series of scans by Nick:
Next, Nick, Jane, and Frédéric tag-teamed to produce four
more nifty photos:
Thanks to Nick, Jane, and Frédéric for today's
fine pictures!
Finally, we have at last identified that
Lillian Gish movie still. It's from her 1928 film,
The Wind. Thanks to James for confirming its attribution.
Also check out the new movie summary. |
April 19, 2006 |
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Nick and Jane sent us some new pictures today:
With Sever's help, we created a song page for
Elvis Presley, with many of his best known numbers represented.
Mark sent us some more scans of obscure
silent film actresses:
We also added two great new links, on the
Ramon Novarro and
Dorothy Sebastian pages—check them out!
We appreciate our guest contributors...thanks so
much!
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April 18, 2006 |
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Elvis Presley
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We have some final
Cary Grant
pictures from Nick and Jane today, including one by photographer Ernest
Bachrach.
Sever discovered another fine
Peter Lorre scan from his famous film
M.
Franklin identified one of our
Loretta Young pictures as being from
Platinum Blonde. We've added a movie summary.
We have a new desktop wallpaper of
Grace Kelly, courtesy of
Sylvie.
Finally, Mark has provided some spiffy scans of
Nancy Carroll, the cutest starlet west of the Pecos. One of the
pictures is from 1928's
Manhattan Cocktail, and one is from
Hot Saturday (she's shown with
Randolph Scott)—we've prepared new movie
summaries. Included in these newest pictures are four "miniatures"
that fall just shy of our ideal size, but are honorable mentions
nonetheless.
Thanks to our guest contributors for these super
pictures! |
April 17, 2006 |
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Nick and Jane carry on with four more choice
Cary Grant photos for us today.
Sever comes through again, with:
Thanks to our guest contributors for these fine
offerings!
Note: our next update will be on April
17, 2006. |
April 13, 2006 |
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Donna Reed joins the party today. We have three shots of her, and
they're dedicated to Paty.
Our
Cary Grant-a-thon continues, from Nick and Jane, with five more
pictures.
Sever sent in a nice still of
Orson Welles in
The Third Man. There's also a new movie summary.
We also have some new images of
Sally Blane, courtesy of Mark. No, it's not
Loretta Young—it's her sister.
Thanks to Nick, Jane, Sever, and Mark for these
beautiful pictures!
Lastly, enjoy this film clip from
Top Hat, with
Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire. It's the famous "Dancing Cheek to Cheek" number.
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April 12, 2006 |
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Top Hat |
We identified one of our
Ginger Rogers pictures as being from
Top Hat. There's a new movie summary.
In that same vein, Sever sent us a nice scan of
Ginger Rogers sitting courtside. Then he added a photo of
Kathryn Grayson. He finished up things with a nice scan of
Frank Sinatra performing live.
And we have more treasures from the indefatigable duo of Nick and Jane:
Finally, we have two more
Vitaphone Shorts:
Good Morning, Eve! (in gorgeous color,
from 1934) and
Rambling 'Round Radio Row (from 1932).
Thanks to our guest contributors today! |
April 11, 2006 |
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Vitaphone
Shorts |
More great shots today, courtesy of Nick and Jane:
Thanks, kids for these nice photos!
We also have a film clip of quirky
Laurence Olivier and demure
Joan Fontaine, getting acquainted in Alfred Hitchcock's
Rebecca. |
April 10, 2006 |
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Rebecca |
Sever sent us a marvelous picture of
Charles Laughton in
Hobson's Choice.
We also have a fiery new desktop wallpaper
featuring
Gloria Swanson, from
Sylvie.
Nick and Jane have submitted photos of:
Thanks to all our guest contributors for these
great new pictures! |
April 9, 2006 |
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We have some new pictures today, courtesy of Nick and Jane:
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April 8, 2006 |
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We start off with a still from
The College Hero
(1927), featuring
Pauline Garon and Bobby
Agnew.
Next, here are two pictures of silent heart-throb
John Gilbert (marking our 699th and 700th Doctor Macro scans). The advent of talkies stalled his career but, in his
day, he was the cat's pajamas!
Nick and Jane have sent us three more photos of
Richard Widmark. The last one is from
Backlash, and he's shown with
Donna
Reed (see the new movie summary).
Thanks to Paty and Ken for identify this still.
Sever offers a new photo of
Audrey Hepburn today.
We've also got five full-length
Vitaphone Shorts, made between 1926 and 1938. More to come!
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April 7, 2006 |
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Vitaphone
Shorts |
We have an eclectic group of new items today.
Sever returns to action with a sublime shot of
Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller from
Pygmalion.
Nick and Jane have sent us some nice shots of:
More
Tommy Bupp today, courtesy of Tom—here's a great new photo.
Finally, Vladimir sent us a great photo of
Yvette Mimieux, about to be munched by a Morlock in
The Time Machine.
We also have a film clip; however it's not the scene in our still.
In the movie, the only Morlock peril for Ms. Mimieux comes during the
climactic underground battle: one of the hulking beasts starts to
carry her off (as her wimpy friend cowers), but the Morlock is quickly
thwarted. Enjoy this timeless hokum—with Rod Taylor's fists flying
right and left onto Morlock chins with resounding thumps (despite obvious
whiffs). Goose bump time, kids!
Thanks to all our guest contributors.
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April 6, 2006 |
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The Time
Machine |
Here are three photos of
Yvonne De Carlo, who makes her debut today.
Nick and Jane offer new pictures of:
And for Emilie, we've added a short film clip of
prolific child actor
Tommy Bupp in the famous 1937 film, Tovarich, with
Charles Boyer and
Claudette Colbert. In this scene, he and two other street urchins
steal Ms. Colbert's groceries (which she was trying to steal herself!)—he's
the kid on the far right. Also check out some great
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April 5, 2006 |
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Tovarich |
Michael submitted a nice scan of
Lillian Gish in
The Scarlet Letter (1926), as well as five unusual shots of
Gloria Swanson.
Nick and Jane sent us
James Cagney from
Captains of the Clouds. We also have a movie summary and film
clip.
Thanks to Michael, Nick and Jane for today's
pictures.
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April 4, 2006 |
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Captains of
the
Clouds |
Nick and Jane sent us a photo of
Lauren Bacall by photographer Scotty Welbourne, as well as a shot of
Lana Turner by photographer Laszlo Willinger.
We also have a film clip of a pusillanimous
Harold Lloyd cavorting in a barn, in
Grandma's Boy. The music soundtrack is a bit soft in this
clip...sorry. Look for the real-life Mrs. Lloyd, Mildred Davis,
briefly at the beginning of the clip.
And, from Michael, we have new scans (and movie
summaries) of:
Thanks to our guest contributors today for these
great pictures!
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April 3, 2006 |
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Grandma's Boy |
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Her are four final
Audrey Hepburn pictures from Fashion Victim (the third shot is from
My Fair Lady, identified by Sever).
Nick and Jane also provided photos of
Clark Gable,
Hedy Lamarr, and Albert Einstein look-alike
Josef von Sternberg, by photographer Laszlo Willinger.
Finally, we have a nice scan of
Clara Bow flirting with Antonio Moreno in the 1927 classic
IT, sent in by Michael.
Jane also attributed one of our
Joan Crawford pictures to her 1932 film,
Letty Lynton. We have a new movie summary.
Clement pointed out some corrections to some
existing
Elvis Presley pictures: one is from
Live a Little, Love a Little, and one is from
Spinout.
Thanks to all our guest contributors today!
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April 2, 2006 |
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Well, we're back in the saddle again, after some
computer problems.
Jane sent us two more pictures of
Grace Kelly
and, in concert with Nick, five more
Ziegfeld Girls by
photographer
Alfred Cheney Johnston.
Sever submitted new
Sophia Loren and
Claude Rains pictures. He also identified our
Rex Harrison picture as being from the film
Blithe Spirit.
We also have a photo of
Sophia Loren on the accordion, from Vladimir.
Thanks to our guest contributors today!
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April 1, 2006 |
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