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Marlene Dietrich, Carole Lombard, Lili Damita, and Errol Flynn at Carole Lombard’s party at the Venice Fun House (June 1935)
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Howard Hughes and Ginger Rogers dancing at the Rainbow Room in New York City.
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Out on the town in 1935 are Joe E. Brown, Colleen Moore, Joan Blondell and her husband George Barnes.
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Cary Grant and Frank Capra on set of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (1944)
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Rosalind Russell, William Powell, Loretta Young, and George Cukor at the Trocadero in 1940. I wouldn’t have minded joining them.
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Hedy Lamarr cracks nuts with her stand in, Sylvia, 1943
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Double Slayer in Happier Days -
Introduced in the "white flame" murder trial of Paul Wright by the prosecution in an effort to show that he was carefree and convivial and not haggard and tired in spirits, this photo shows Wright (indicated by arrow) at the opening of an airport cocktail bar. Wright was superintendent of the airport. He is charged with shooting and killing his wife, Evelyn, and his "best friend," John B. Kimmel, in a fit of jealous rage. Many screen celebrities were present at the lounge opening. Left to right: Buster Keaton, Frances Farmer, Wright, John Miljan, Ed Sullivan, Nancy Carroll and Wallace Ford.
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Buster Keaton, Gilbert Roland, Larry Kent, Dot Lee, Eddie Cantor, Robert and Jack Coogan Sr.
At Agua Caliente - Modern Screen
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Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford and Constance Bennett 1933 Disney short
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Having a good time at Sardi's in 1938: Gracie Allen, Jack Haley, Portland Hoffa, Fred Allen, George Burns, and Mary Livingston.
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