ArmandDuval

Hattie McDaniel

Dolores Del Rio

Wanda Hendrix

Marilyn Monroe

Greta Garbo

Lola Lane

Errol Flynn

Thanks, Sandy! I had never seen it before either, but it fits in with the other pics I have from that sitting.

Any of the Dietrich/Von Sternberg films: Scarlett Empress, Shanhai Express, The Devil Is a Woman, Blonde Venus, etc.

Ah, the glamour of Hollywood. I imagine many an actress looked "plain" without Max Factor! In fact, I see many a woman everyday and think to myself, "What Max could do with you!" Well, you have to give credit to Norma. Not many actress of the Golden Age would have been caught dead without their "look."

Looking forward, with great anticipation, to Romeo and Juliet!

Jean Harlow!

Greta Garbo

My favorite movie of Ray's is Easy Living. That was when I first began to appreciate him as a leading man and a good actor.

Eleanor Parker

Nope.

Pesonally, I am MAD for Lana! I MUCH prefer her to Marilyn, although I love Marilyn, too. Lana was CLASS and very much the LADY. Marilyn was neither class nor a lady. She was almost a charicature, which was marvelous and glamorous. But, LUCIOUS LANA just drives me MAD. I don't know WHAT Tyrone was thinking dumping her. And, although I think Annabella was lovely, she was NO Lana! Can't imagine.

Crazy about that George Tobias! One of my favorite roles was in _Affectionately Yours_ with Merle Oberon, Rita Hayworth, Dennis Morgan, and Ralph Bellamy. He was great as Dennis Morgan best buddy. And, _Between Two Worlds_ cast him as a sad character who laments his death because he won't be able to see his son grow up. It was very moving. In Sinbad the Sailor he was excellent as Sinbad's timid, yet willing, sidekick.

REDHEADS! Ann Sheridan Eleanor Parker Arlene Dahl Lucille Ball Jean Harlow Rita Hayworth Suzy Parker Deborah Kerr Jeanette MacDonald Maureen O'Hara Susan Hayward Rhonda Fleming Greer Garson

Nice Poster.

Hedy Lamarr