Hollywood Collection (page 39)

Flying Margaret Livingston
Culver City, California: 1924 Margaret Livingston, star of the Ralph Ince Production, The Chorus Lady, takes a Halloween trip to the moon

Woman On A Pedestal
Hollywood, California: c. 1934 Sally Starr enjoying herself on a pedestal

Blowing A Kiss
Hollywood, California: c. 1920 Silent film actress Anna Q. Nillson blows a kiss to the viewer

Terrifying Movie Scene
Hollywood, California: 1939 Actress Marjorie Beebe and the police are all terrified in this scene from Hollywood Cavalcade

Silent Film Fighting
Hollywood, California: 1924 William Desmond and Al Smith duke it out in the silent film, " Big Timber"

Two Angry Women
Hollywood, California: c. 1930. Two women staring angrily at each other

Frightened Woman
Hollywood, California: 1935 Rochelle Hudson is in a menacing situation in the Darryl Zanuck picture, Show Them No Mercy

Woman Lying On Exercise Ball
Hollywood, California: 1937. A graceful young starlet reclines on an exercise ball

Young child actors in Hollywood learning folk dancing at their school
Hollywood, California: c. 1938. Young actors at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios still have to go to school, and school is held on the studio lot

A Samba Stepping Black Poodle
Hollywood, California: 1944. A Samba stepping black poodle by the name of Countess is entertaining folks at the Music Box Theatre on Hollywood Blvd

Why I Love A Dog Prizes
Los Angeles, Caifornia: June, 1933. These four Sealyham puppies are all cousins of Michael in Peg o My Heart, starring Marion Davies

Dorothy Sebastian On Ice
Hollywood, California: c.1930. Dorothy Sebastian is known as a fancy skater and a hockey player in the celebrity world of Hollywood

Marciano In A Movie Jail Set
Hollywood, California: 1957. Retired heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano gets consoled on the set of A Face In The Crowd by stars Andy Griffith and Patricia Neal

Turkey Day Coming Up
Hollywood, California: c. 1935. Hal Roach comedienne, Patsy Kelly, (1910-1981) is getting ready to put an end to Tom the Turkey

Men In Top Hats With Ladies
Hollywood, California: c. 1918. A film still from an early silent movie featuring a raucous party scene

A Valentine Woman
Hollywood, California: c. 1931. Judith Wood (Helen Johnson)(1906-2002) poses for a Valentine picture

Spring Carnival In Hollywood
Hollywood, California: c. 1931. Conchita Montenegro enjoys herself at a spring carnival in Hollywood

Hearts With Strings Attached
Hollywood, California: c. 1925. Jacqueline Logan (1901-1983, silent film star, holding the multitude of hearts given to her on St. Valentines Day. They all came with strings attached

A Happy Five Of Hearts
Hollywood, California: 1927. Jean Hersholt (1886-1956) peeks out of a window from the five of hearts

A Oversized Valentine
Hollywood, California: c. 1934. Universal film player Dorothy Gulliver, (1908-1997) delivers a Valentine

Easter Bunny Painting Eggs
Hollywood, California: January 30, 1927. Silent film actress Patricia Avery painting Easter eggs for children who are emplyed in the movies

Anne Gwynne As Santa
Hollywood, California: c. 1942. Actress Anne Gwynne is dressed as Santa Claus carrying a bag of gifts as she steps down a chimney

Three Men Searching Books
Hollywood, California: c. 1927. Ernst Lubitsch (1898-1947) at the center with two other men searching through a large pile of books

Turkey Hunting
United States: c. 1928. Movie star Dorothy Sebastian is all set to bag a turkey that just happens to be flying over a cranberry patch

A Woman Standing On Dice
Hollywood, California: c. 1926. Silent fim actress Ethlyne Clair offers advice on the dice

Rosita Moreno does her daily exercises
Hollywood, California: c. 1930. Rosita Moreno, Spanish actress, does her daily exercises to stay limber

Woman Swinging On A Rope
Hollywood, California: January 5, 1942 Actress Phyllis Ruth swings into the scene on a rope

Gymnasium Harness Workout
Los Angeles, California: 1943 Actress Evelyn Keyes stays supple exercising with the gymnasium harness

Tetherball On The Beach
Los Angeles, California: c. 1933. Renee Whitney and Lorena Layson engage in a close game of tetherball on the beach

Middle Class Homes
Hollywood, California: c. 1950. Residential middle class homes with picket fences in Hollywood, California. Hollywood is a district of Los Angeles

A Live Rabbit Dinner
Hollywood, California: c. 1925. Harold Lloyd looks on in astonishment at another diners living dinner

Actress Marsha Hunt prepares summer squash in her kitchen
Hollywood, California: 1942. Actress Marsha Hunt prepares summer squash in her kitchen. She was blacklisted during the 1940s and 50s for her First Amendment stands

The End Of Prohibition
Hollywood, California: April 19, 1933. Former Ziegfeld showgirl and sometimes actress Peggy Hopkins Joyce raises a glass of beer to celebrate the end of Prohibition

Actress Marsha Hunt prepares apple cobbler in her kitchen
Hollywood, California: 1942. Actress Marsha Hunt prepares apple cobbler in her kitchen. She was blacklisted during the 1940s and 50s for her First Amendment stands

Portrait Of Six Women
Hollywood, California: c. 1945. Six women sitting on a bench pose for the camera. Shelly Winters is the second from the left

The Latest In Sport Dresses For The Forties
New York, New York: c. 1945. Radio actress Vicki Vola of CBS radio shows off her latest fashions

An Elegant Evening Gown
Hollywood, California: 1933. Nancy Carroll wearing a gown that was used in the film, The Woman Accused

Jewels For A Head Dress
Hollywood, California: c. 1936. A woman wearing a bejeweled head ornament from the film, The Great Ziegfeld

Woman Brushing Curls In Her Hair
Hollywood, California: 1943. Actress Marsha Hunt shows the correct way to brush the curl in her hair around the finger to keep it in place

The Man From Planet X
Hollywood, California: 1951. The science fiction film classic, The Man from Planet X, had its opening in 1951

Ready For A Night Out
Hollywood, California: c. 1924. A woman with an Art Deco jeweled headpiece powders her face while her attendant hovers nearby

A Comedy Star
Hollywood, California: c. 1917. Silent screen actress and Mack Sennett Comedy beauty Lillian Biron poses in the latest beach wear

Adrienne Dore
Hollywood, California: c. 1929. Adrienne Dore, actress and the 1925 Miss America, contemplates a dive off the rocks into the ocean

Wearing A Rubber Bathing Suit
Hollywood, California: 1937. Fay Cotton displays the latest in bathing suits for the upcoming beach season, a two piece rubber model with a flairing skirt designed by the U.S. Rubber Company

Actress Listens To Father Play
Hollywood, California: October 17, 1924 Silent film actress Dagmar Godowsky listens to her father, composer Leopold Godowsky, play a piano concert over the radio

Bruno Bernard Of Hollywood
Hollywood, California: c. 1948 Hollywood glamour photographer Bruno Bernard shows his portfolio to a woman

A Woman Typing
Hollywood, California: 1931 Actress Arline Judge types a letter on a Remington typewriter

Lupino Lane Gets Workup
Hollywood, California: 1925. Lupino Lane gets some dedicated bodywork done by his trainer in the film, The Fighting Dude

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