Sir John Gielgud with (left to right) Irene Worth, Mrs. John D. (Blanchette) Rockefeller III, and Lillian Gish at Lillian Gish birthday party and celebration for Anita Loos at the MOMA ( Museum of Modern Art)9/18/80.
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Sir John Gielgud with (left to right) Irene Worth, Mrs. John D. (Blanchette) Rockefeller III, and Lillian Gish at Lillian Gish birthday party and celebration for Anita Loos at the MOMA ( Museum of Modern Art)9/18/80.
Helen Hayes and Lillian Gish at Lillian Gish birthday tribute, MOMA, NYC, 9/18/80.
Helen Hayes entertaining her fans: Sir John Gielgud, Nedda Harrigan Logan, Lillian Gish, and Abby (Mrs. John D. III) Rockefeller and Irene Worth at Lillian Gish birthday tribute, MOMA, NYC, 9/18/80.
Errol Flynn and his first wife, Lili Damita pose for the camera, 1935.
Lili Damita by Ross Verlag
Under the gaze of lady admirers, Robert Taylor arrives at Southampton on August 27th, 1937 to film A Yank at Oxford (1938)
Warner Brothers wanted to put Howard in the film but replace Bogart with Edward G. Robinson. Howard insisted on Bogart, going as far as sending a telegram to the studio saying if there was no Bogart, there was no Howard. Bogart would later name his second child with Lauren Bacall Leslie, in honor of Howard, the man who gave him his first big break.
Lampshade Dress, 1937 (via Retronaut)
Theda Bara as Cleopatra in 1917
Three women photographed on Blackpool promenade during a heat wave in July 1934. The woman in the middle is wearing a mass market copy of the legendary Letty Lynton dress made popular by Joan Crawford in the 1932 film.
Gary Cooper.
Audrey Hepburn & Fred Astaire on the set of Funny Face (1957).
May 08, 1945 — Two million people gathered in Times Square to celebrate the end of World War II when liberty beat socialism.
The lovely Lillian Gish with Laurence Olivier and Douglas Fairbanks jr.
Gary Cooper in Beau Sabreur, a silent movie from 1928, directed by John Waters.