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The Clark Gable effect in Romance in Manhattan (1935) dir. Stephen Roberts
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The Clark Gable effect in Romance in Manhattan (1935) dir. Stephen Roberts
Jean Arthur and William Powell photographed for The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, 1936.
Vincent Price and Stephen Roberts -
Diary of a Madman (1963) dir. Reginald Leborg
Wynne Gibson photographed by Eugene Robert Richee in If I Had a Million (1932)
Frances Drake-Adolphe Menjou "Suena el clarín" (The trumpet blows) 1934, de Stephen Roberts.
Ginger Rogers in Romance in Manhattan (Stephen Roberts, 1935)
There are real reasons to feel angry in this broken world, but we do so from a broken heart. If we work that anger back to our self-righteou
Every so often, anger rears its ugly head in my heart—either toward others or toward circumstances, and most often also toward God. It is incredibly difficult to overcome such anger, especially if it feels justified. So how do we keep it from overtaking us?
Miriam Hopkins, William Collier Jr., and director Stephen Roberts during filming of THE STORY OF TEMPLE DRAKE (1933).