DickLindsay Posted September 4, 2020 Share Posted September 4, 2020 Hello, I am having difficulting posting photographs here. 1. This is an MGM starlet, but my new photo ID book does not include the code MG55612 located on the bottom left. any ideas? 2. Pat O'BRIEN, but I do not know the woman or the other gentleman. 3. I am guessing JACKIE COOGAN? 4. Code on the bottom of this photo is 1333 which according to my ID book is either ROAD TO MOROCCO or ANCHORS AWEIGH. I think its neither. 5. I know its ROBERT MITCHUM, but not sure of the two ladies 6. probably a silent-era actress? 7, code on the bottom is TTC? 8. code 1333, but its still not ROAD TO MOROCCO or ANCHORS AWEIGH 9. little girl has a 1920s or 1930s telephone, i don't know the lady or the gentleman Thanks! Link to post Share on other sites
slaytonf Posted September 4, 2020 Share Posted September 4, 2020 2. Louis Calhern and Kay Francis? 4. I agree. Definitely not either. Looks like some kind of literary adaptation. 5. Ava Gardner and Janis Carter in My Forbidden Past (1951). 9. Looks like Constance Bennett and Joel McCrea in Rockabye (1931). Link to post Share on other sites
musicalnovelty Posted September 4, 2020 Share Posted September 4, 2020 Number 1 looks like Elissa Landi. She was at MGM in the mid-1930s in stuff like "After the Thin Man". I wish the photo was larger and clearer, then I could be sure. No. 2 is Evelyn Brent, Pat O'Brien and Louis Calhern in the 1933 Majestic movie "The World Gone Mad". What is the still number/letter in the lower corner? No. 3 certainly does look like Jackie Coogan - but it could be his brother Robert. No. 4 is Warner Richmond and Junior Durkin in the 1931 Paramount movie "Huckleberry Finn". No. 8 is also from the 1931 Paramount version of "Huckleberry Finn". The young man is Junior Durkin, not sure who the lady is. No. 9 looks familiar, and again, if it was larger and clearer I'm pretty sure I could tell what it is from. What is the still number on that one? Link to post Share on other sites
DickLindsay Posted September 4, 2020 Author Share Posted September 4, 2020 Hello everone, I changed all the photos to larger images; for some reason it wasn't working very well last night. hope the larger images help On #9, the number is R-298-A but my STILL IDENTIFICATION book does not have that code. with regard to #8, is it possible that it is Lillian Harmer-- it's the only female i see in the cast that fits (its not CLARA BLONDICK and its not JANE DARWELL.........) thanks again! Link to post Share on other sites
DickLindsay Posted September 4, 2020 Author Share Posted September 4, 2020 Hello everone, I changed all the photos to larger images; for some reason it wasn't working very well last night. hope the larger images help I think correct title for #2 is WORLD GONE MAD On #9, the number is R-298-A but my STILL IDENTIFICATION book does not have that code. with regard to #8, is it possible that it is Lillian Harmer-- it's the only female i see in the cast that fits (its not CLARA BLONDICK and its not JANE DARWELL.........) thanks again! Link to post Share on other sites
DickLindsay Posted September 4, 2020 Author Share Posted September 4, 2020 actually, i think i am changing my mind about #9-- I think the woman IS Clara Blandick. Link to post Share on other sites
slaytonf Posted September 5, 2020 Share Posted September 5, 2020 I repeat, #9. is a production still from the movie Rockabye (1932), with Constance Bennett and Joel McCrea: Link to post Share on other sites
DickLindsay Posted September 5, 2020 Author Share Posted September 5, 2020 my sincere apologies, I meant the woman in #8 is Clara Blondick. Link to post Share on other sites
musicalnovelty Posted September 5, 2020 Share Posted September 5, 2020 Thanks so much for posting the clearer images. It helped! Now I can say for sure that no. 1 is Elissa Landi and that no. 3 is Robert Coogan in the 1931 Paramount feature "Skippy". About no. 7 - what looks like the letters TTC are actually TT and what looks like a "C" is the start of parenthesis for the number that follows it (49...). This could be from a United Artists movie - they often had numbers like this in the 1950s & '60s. Link to post Share on other sites
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