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Here are three scans from Joe to get us started:

• Gary Cooper in The Plainsman (1936), with Jean Arthur

• Joan Fontaine in Suspicion (1941), with Cary Grant

• Orson Welles emoting in Macbeth (1948) - (Gary also got into the Shakespeare mood and sent over an additional 12 photos.)

Gary presses on, with more interesting movie stills and portraits:

• Clark Gable

• 2 pictures from Gone With the Wind (1939), with Vivien Leigh

• 1 picture from It Happened One Night (1934), with Claudette Colbert

• 1 picture from The Misfits (1961)

• 2 posed shots

• Cary Grant

• 1 picture from An Affair to Remember (1957), with Deborah Kerr

• 3 pictures from Indiscreet (1958), with Ingrid Bergman

• 2 pictures from Madame Butterfly (1932), with Irving Pichel and Sylvia Sidney

• Jean Harlow - these are for Michel!

• 1 picture from Suzy (1936), with Lewis Stone

• 1 picture from Wife vs. Secretary (1936), with Clark Gable

• 1 posed shot

• Alfred Hitchcock - 3 pictures

Corrections/attributions for existing photos:

• Elisabeth found a Dale Evans photo from Sunset in El Dorado (1945).  She also corrected an Iris Meredith photo:  it's from Riders of Black River (1939).

• Leo identified a John Wayne photo from The Long Voyage Home (1940) that we had originally attributed to The Quiet Man (1952).  He also spotted one from 3 Godfathers (1948) that we had attributed to The Searchers (1956).

Due to some necessary site maintenance, computer maintenance, and sore wrists, our next update will be on Saturday August 1.

July 17, 2009

Sever returns from the wilds with two photos from The Last Command (1928), featuring Evelyn Brent and Emil Jannings.

Lee sent us a sensational scan of 1940's actress Wanda McKay.  It needed lots of touchup, but it was worth the effort.

Here's a nice shot of Ruth Roman and huggy-bear Gary Cooper in Dallas (1950).

Richard anticipates Halloween with three horror photos:

• Evelyn Ankers in The Mad Ghoul (1943), with Turhan Bey and David Bruce

• Gloria Holden in Dracula's Daughter (1936), with Otto Kruger and Irving Pichel (who apparently was separated from Paul Muni at birth)

• J. Carrol Naish in Dr. Renault's Secret (1942), conferring with a higher authority in search of the answer

Gary sent over more stills and portraits by carrier pigeon:

• Jennifer Jones in We Were Strangers (1949)

• Boris Karloff relaxing on the set with visitors, during the filming of Son of Frankenstein (1939)

• Janet Leigh - 5 pictures in a series

• Peter Lorre in a dramatic sinister pose

July 10, 2009

More great movie photos and portraits from Gary:

• Rita Hayworth

• Alfred Hitchcock

• William Holden and Grace Kelly in The Bridges at Toko-Ri (1954)

• Bob Hope - a matched set of seven pictures

• Gloria Jean

• Janet Leigh - 2 full-size color pictures

• Jean Simmons - 2 pictures, including one from Désirée (1954)

Let's end with three international ladies, courtesy of Richard:

• Tamara Desni in Fire Over England (1937)

• Ilona Massey

• Simone Simon - my dreamboat!

Corrections/attributions for existing pictures:

• Carrie spotted two Our Gang photos, from Bored of Education (1936) and Pay As You Exit (1936)

• Ricardo identified two photos:

• Greta Garbo in the German version of Anna Christie (1931)

• Elizabeth Taylor in Elephant Walk (1954)

July 4, 2009

Richard starts us off with two scenes from the movies:

• Lilli Palmer and Gary Cooper in Cloak and Dagger (1946)

• Ursula Thiess and Glenn Ford in The Americano (1955)

Next, new contributor Lee sent us a spectacular super-sized shot of Irene Manning.

Dave returns with a photo of Bette Davis.

Enjoy this image of exotic Marlene Dietrich in Golden Earrings (1947), courtesy of Rikke.

More beautiful scans from Gary:

• Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney - 2 pictures from Laura (1944)

• Jane Fonda and Henry Fonda - 12 candid shots of Hank and his young daughter (probably from the early 1950's)

• Greta Garbo - 3 pictures, including Anna Christie (German version - 1931), The Mysterious Lady (1928), and The Temptress (1926)—these are for Ricardo!

• Cary Grant

• Marilyn Monroe

July 2, 2009

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