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Wynne Gibson Listens To Radio
Hollywood, California: 1932 Actress Wynne Gibson listening to apparently bad news on the radio in the film, Lady And Gent
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Media ID 9739295
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1930s 1932 20 25 Years Actors Actresses B And W California Depressed Hollywood Listening Los Angeles One Woman Only Radios Unhappy
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EDITORS COMMENTS
In this print from 1932, we see the talented actress Wynne Gibson deeply engrossed in listening to a radio broadcast. Taken on the set of the film "Lady And Gent" in Hollywood, California, this image captures a poignant moment as Gibson's expression reveals that she is receiving distressing news. Seated elegantly in a chair indoors, her face reflects sadness and despair. The lines etched on her forehead tell stories of hardship and disappointment. As an actress known for her versatility and emotional depth, it seems that Gibson has effortlessly channeled these qualities into her own being. The historic significance of this photograph lies not only in its portrayal of an iconic Hollywood figure but also in its representation of the era itself. With radios becoming increasingly popular during the 1930s, they served as vital sources of information and entertainment for people across North America. This vintage snapshot offers us a glimpse into both personal emotions and societal changes during that time period. It reminds us that even those who bring joy to others through their performances can experience moments of profound sadness themselves. As we delve into this powerful image captured by Underwood Archives from Universal Images Group (UIG), let us appreciate Wynne Gibson's ability to convey deep emotions through her craft while acknowledging the historical context surrounding radios' impact on society at large.
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