eirapira

big history freak she/her i LOVE Fredric March

[dykenat]

le futur est femme (1984) - dietrich & garbo

[citizenscreen]

Veronica Lake promotional photo for Mitchell Leisen’s I WANTED WINGS (1941).

[gatabella]

Anna May Wong, c.1920s

[manyother]

Clara Bow (July 29, 1905 –1965) in 1925, Los Angeles.

The picture was created in the interior of a professional photography studio at the Preferred Pictures film company (at the beginning of the following year, 1926, the actress moved to the Paramount Pictures studio). The name of a particular photographer is not recorded in the archive catalogs of Getty Images, but the picture belongs to the official series of studio advertising portraits of Clara Bow, prepared for the press and film magazines.

[stylelikeclara]

Clara Bow with Archie the (Lucky) Koala during his visit to Paramount Studios, Australia 1928.

Clara took Archie home where — according to biographer David Stenn — he soon damaged her furniture! (She loved him irregardless!)

[naldibutnice]

Japanese magazine advertisement for The Saturday Night Kid (1929)

[citizenscreen]

Director William Wyler, Myrna Loy and Fredric March on set of THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946).

[stylelikeclara]

Clara Bow celebrating her 25th birthday on the set of HER WEDDING NIGHT (1930)

Happy birthday Clara Bow! July 29 1905 ᢉ𐭩

[clarabowlover]

Happy Heavenly 107th Birthday

To My All Time Favorite Actress

Clara Bow

(Born On This Day 29th July 1905)

[charnel-grounds]

Louise Glaum in The Wolf Woman | 1916 | dir. Raymond B. West | Fragments from a lost film

[the1920sinpictures]

July 27, 1927 A costume design by Louis Curti for Peggy's second wedding in "Peggy Ann" at Daly's Theatre, London. Pinterest.

[oldsoulsarah]

Fredric March and Gary Cooper on the Paramount lot during the filming of Design for Living (1933).

[summertimenoir]

Greta Garbo in Love (1927)

[lady-of-the-harbour]

I’ll remember everything — the sound of your voice… your worried looks… the warmth of your arms around me… the touch of your lips.

I MARRIED A WITCH — 1942, dir. René Clair

[uptownlowdown]

FRANCINE EVERETT and TRAVERSE CRAWFORD gimme some skin (1940s) by the delta rhythm boys

[odetopictorialism]

Albert Witzel • Silent film actress and dancer, Olive Ann Alcor , 1920

Best known for her roles in “The Phantom of the Opera” (1925) and Charlie Chaplin’s “Sunnyside” (1919)

[uptownlowdown]

FRANCINE EVERETT and TRAVERSE CRAWFORD gimme some skin (1940s) by the delta rhythm boys