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W.C. Fields waves as some of Sennett’s’ Bathing Beauties wish him bon voyage. ~ from Cine-Mundial magazine, 1934 Â
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Susanna Foster (1924 - 2009) circa 1945
Jack Oakie c. 1930 from Silver Screen magazine

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Jesse Lasky signed Gilda Gray and they made Aloma of the South Seas (1926), which grossed $3,000,000 in its first three months. The success of this Paramount film was enhanced by Gilda's personal appearances doing the shimmy as a promotion. In 1927, she made two more films, The Devil Dancer and Cabaret. When the stock market crashed in 1929, Gilda Gray lost most of her financial assets, but she managed to get a job dancing at the Palace Theater in New York. She also appeared on stage in Cleveland, and became the subject for two very popular ceramic sculptures by Waylande Gregory, "The Nautch Dancer," and "The Burlesque Dancer". She attempted a comeback but in 1931 she suffered a heart attack.
Spencer Tracy on location for The Old Man and The SeaÂ
 (Photo taken by Katharine Hepburn, 1958)
Samuel Goldwyn donated a print of Deadline at Dawn to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1956, it is the only known copy in existence. The film has been shown at festivals and special screenings but has never been released to the general public.
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Today is the birthday of the remarkable trailblazer Sessue Hayakawa (1889-1973). A member of the Japanese nobility, he was thwarted in his ambition to serve in the military due to an ear injury in …
Jean Harlow for Coca-cola
Jean Harlow, 1934
Edward G. Robinson, Ida Lupino, and John Garfield in a publicity photo for The Sea Wolf (1941)
Virginia Browne Faire as Marquette the half-caste girl in The Lost World (1925)

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 "The talkie vogue found Carmel Myers prepared.  She was in Broadway musical comedy some seasons ago, and knows her lines." photo by Elmer Fryer ~ from Screenland, 1929
Caption: "Can we believe our eyes? Little brown-haired Mary Brian gone blonde! Calm yourselves, that hair is not gen-u-wine. It's only a wig. Mary gets quite a kick out of it, just as Ann Harding does disguisin' in a black one. Mary has just finished “Hard to Handle” already hard at work on “The Blue Moon Murder Mystery” photo by Bert Longworth ~ from Photoplay, 1933