An eight-minute two-strip Technicolor sequence in “Hell’s Angels” (1930) remains the only surviving color footage of its star, Jean Harlow. 

Ann Sothern, circa 1940’s

francisalbertsinatra:

Frank Sinatra makes his way through the crowd after arriving by train in Hollywood to make his first movie, 1943

deforest:

_{Elizabeth Taylor, 1940s}

vintagechampagnefever:

Alice White c.1920 

maudelynn:

Gilda Gray in “Cabaret” c.1927

aseaofquotes:

Tana French, The Likeness

haroldlloyds:

_{Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers} 

_{“Ten Films! Doesn’t sound like a lot does it? But it was quite a few more than Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald made together, or Judy and Mickey…and one more than Kate made with Spencer. And for each of those ten films, I can’t think of any performer of the screen or stage I would rather have performed alongside than you, Mr. A!” - Ginger Rogers (1980)}

_{“When I was working with Ginger, it was like heaven on earth.” -  Fred Astaire (1973)}

yodeka:

The Bikini Girl on the Boardwalk pour Jour de France, Deauville 1959