High Society

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Barbara Stanwyck in a publicity photo for The Gay Sisters  (Irving Rapper, 1942)

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Gary Cooper and Joan Crawford, 1933

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Joan Crawford

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Claudette Colbert in It Happened One Night, 1934

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Marilyn Monroe on vacation in Amagansett New York 1957. Photo by Sam Shaw.

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Ginger Rogers in Lucky Partners, 1940

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Greta Garbo, The Mysterious Lady, 1928

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Clarence Sinclair Bull on Garbo’s eyelashes: “There has never been anything false between Greta Garbo and me,” he once said. But he was curious, as many were, about her famous eyelashes. “At the end of one long sitting I thought I heard myself say, are they real?” A slow smile drifted across her mouth the lashes fluttered and she let out a throaty giggle. “What are you talking about, Mr. Bull? Are my eyelashes real? Pull them and find out.” So he did – and they were.

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Katharine Hepburn

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Still from “Great Day” the film that never was. This  unfinished 1930 American Pre-Code musical film was scrapped  after around eight weeks of shooting, at considerable cost - $280,00- to MGM.  "Southern drawl I can do, but I just can’t talk baby talk,“ , Joan Crawford told Louis B. Mayer after viewing the rushes…

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Joan Crawford

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