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Lillian Roth by Maurice Seymour (1930s)

#lillian roth

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Chicago Daily Tribune, Illinois, November 3, 1934

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Fay Wray in Doctor X (1932) dir. Michael Curtiz

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#happy endings

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Tragedy is a test of courage. If you can meet it bravely, it will leave you bigger than it found you. If not than you will have to live all you life as a coward, because no matter where you may run you can never run away from yourself.

A Star Is Born, 1937 dir. William A. Wellman

#a star is born

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Modern Screen, August 1940

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GIRLS5EVA Season 2 Episode 1

#girls5eva

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VIRGINIA MAYO in WHITE HEAT (1949) — dir. Raoul Walsh

#virginia mayo #white heat

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“Wait until every man you meet looks into your eyes and sees only a bank account. And wait until a bunch of nosy reporters start making a sideshow out of your private life.” LORETTA YOUNG as Tony Gateson in LOVE IS NEWS (1937) dir. Tay Garnett

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Modern Screen, January 1951

#loretta young

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JAMES CAGNEY & LORETTA YOUNG in TAXI! (1932) — dir. Roy Del Ruth

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Hedy Lamarr in Ziegfeld Girl (1941) dir. Robert Z. Leonard, Busby Berkeley

#hedy lamarr #ziegfeld girl

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The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Indiana, October 30, 1918

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The Decatur Herald, Illinois, October 22, 1929

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#gloria dickson

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The corner of Broadway and East 17th Street. New York, 1930

#photography

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Wallace Ford flirts with Loretta Young by way of sheet music in EMPLOYEES’ ENTRANCE (1933)

#loretta young #employees entrance