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Jack L. Warner, President of Warner Bros. Pictures receiving the first annual "Champion of Glamour Award" from Natalie Wood at the Hollywood Deb Star Ball in 1964.Jack was chosen for the award by Make-up Artists and Hairstylists of Hollywood.
JULIE DOING “STUFF” WITH FAMOUS PEOPLE (8th post)
Judy Garland and Gloria DeHaven sandwich Julie in lively conversation above.
Julie made three films with director, Jean Negulesco. Above they are chatting on the set of their first together, NOBODY LIVES FOREVER.
Above the director chats with Julie and costar, Joan Crawford between scenes of HUMORESQUE.
Monica Bannister who had an uncredited role in FLOWING GOLD cuts a rug (or rather wood floor) with Julie off camera. I CAN’T LOVE THIS PHOTO MORE!!!
Julie got Low, Low, Low, Low!
Julie lugs that accordion around between scenes of DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS. He is shown with two of the Lane sisters, Lola and Priscilla above.
Julie’s rolled up his sleeves for kitchen duty in publicity still for GENTLEMAN’S AGREEMENT. Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire are listening intently.
Julie is with Edward G. Robinson in a gathering of some type for their film, THE SEA WOLF. Above them is Everett C. Callow who worked in advertising.
Julie is shown shaking hands with Warner Bros. studio head, Jack L. Warner.
Above Julie shakes his gloved hand with professional heavyweight boxer, James J. Jeffries during the making of THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL.
“I don't want it good. I want it Tuesday.”
- Jack L. Warner, #botd in 1892
On This Day in History, August 2
On This Day in History, August 2
In 1343, Breton nobleman Olivier de Clisson was executed on French soil due to supposed treason in failing to prevent the English capture of Vannes. In response, Jeanne de Clisson, Olivier’s wife, sells their estates and becomes a privateer, assailing French ships along the English Channel as vengeance for her husband’s questionable execution.
In 1869, the reforms of the Meiji Restoration in…
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