Rhonda Fleming in a publicity photo for SLIGHTLY SCARLET (1956)

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Rhonda Fleming in a publicity photo for SLIGHTLY SCARLET (1956)
Virginia Bruce photographed by Otto Dyar for Slightly Scarlet (1930)
Evelyn Brent in a sapphire blue embroidered chiffon gown by Travis Banton for the movie Slightly Scarlet - 1930
Evelyn Brent wearing Travis Banton gown in Slightly Scarlet, 1930
Movie poster, distributed by the National Screen Service (#56/95) for the 1956 RKO motion picture Slightly Scarlet. The film was released in Superscope, a less expensive version of Cinemascope with a 2.0:1 ratio format. It required no special lenses, used standard cameras, had no stereophonic sound, and had a number of other economic benefits. This was at a time when billionaire Howard Hughes was running the studio.
Slightly Scarlet (Allan Dwan, 1956)
Slightly Scarlet (Allan Dwan, 1956)