Show Us Your Classic Movie Portraits

[Amy Jeanne]

Portraits or stills. Ones you only own via your computer or ones you've scanned yourself. 1910s-1950s.

 

[Novella]

Great portrait of Barbara Stanwyck!
Your post had perfect timing. I just bought these postcards today:
(Sadly no scanner where I'm at, so photos will have to do.)







I was especially excited that the Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery cards are the ones that you use to be able to send away for from the fan magazine Picturegoer. When I read the magazines I always wish I could still send away for the cards of my favorites, and now I have some!

 

[Maj.Nick Danger]

Joan Crawford.

And it's signed even!

 

[Amy Jeanne]

I was especially excited that the Norma Shearer and Robert Montgomery cards are the ones that you use to be able to send away for from the fan magazine Picturegoer. When I read the magazines I always wish I could still send away for the cards of my favorites, and now I have some!

WOW!! I've often wondered about those photos, too. Great find.

Nancy Carroll

June Lang

Robert Montgomery & Ann Harding.
Possibly from Biography Of A Bachelor Girl (1935) ??

 

[Nts]

Great pic of Barbara Stanwyck!

Do you know what movie that portait is from? I have just recently started watching her movies. My first post here also

 

[beaucaillou]

Wow. I adore Ann Harding's outfit there. *Covet*

Grant & Hepburn - Holiday

Gable & Shearer

Bergman & Grant - Notorious​

 

[Amy Jeanne]

Great pic of Barbara Stanwyck!

Do you know what movie that portait is from? I have just recently started watching her movies. My first post here also

Double Indemnity (1944)!!

 

[Amy Jeanne]

My Favourite Photo of Joan Crawford

 

[Spitfire]

Sophia....

Sophia, Sophia, Sophia....

And this one....
(Come to think of the loungerules - So I deleted it myself.)
"When Sophia is naked, there is a lot of Sophia" - Sophia loren.

 

[Fletch]

Eleanor Powell

The best legs of the 1930s – and she wasn't afraid to use 'em.


Click for more Ellie.

 

[Amy Jeanne]

I was just watching The Broadway Melody Of 1936 last night!!

 

[Fletch]

You see what I mean, then...:whistling

 

[Amy Jeanne]

Just a few I've accumulated over the past couple weeks.

 

[The Wolf]

I have a few original stills

Here is one my favorites:

It is Tom Conway looking dashing to promote "The Falcon's AlibI"
I also have a photo of Ann Rutherford from around the time of Orchestra Wives that personally autographed to me. That one is a prized possession.
I have a great book of Hollywood portraits also. Some great photos in there.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

[happyfilmluvguy]

I have two of the four pieces that complete this photo. You can tell how large they really are. Just look at how small the couch looks on the right. Probably 12 or 13 feet tall.

 

[mikepara]

:eek!: eyes pop out!!

Dear Amy Jeanne, who is the vision on the left (as we see it)? Wow. that one picture alone makes hours trolling around the internet worthwhile. thanks so much. MP x

 

[The Wolf]

Hey, hflg. What is written on the back of the light? Aside from 73 that is.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

[happyfilmluvguy]

Hey, hflg. What is written on the back of the light? Aside from 73 that is.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

Warner Bros. Elect Dept

I'll have to take a better look at it to see what else.

 

[Amy Jeanne]

Dear Amy Jeanne, who is the vision on the left (as we see it)? Wow. that one picture alone makes hours trolling around the internet worthwhile. thanks so much. MP x

That's Bessie Love on the left and Miss Anita Page on the right. From the movie The Broadway Melody (1929). Anita is still alive

 

[jazzzbaby]

I am going to have to work on this one! I have a whole folder
full of great stuff.