#colleen moore

[hotvintagepoll]

Propaganda

Colleen Moore (Flaming Youth, Ella Cinders)— One of the highest paid, most in-demand actresses of the silent film era, Colleen Moore defied genre and kept herself one step ahead of the competition (and although Moore was the OG flapper, her longtime rival Clara Bow would become more famous for the image) as well as invested her earnings to ensure her financial security after she retired. She even wrote a book all about investing in the stock market! Moore also nurtured a passion for dollhouses throughout her life and helped design and curate The Colleen Moore Dollhouse, which has been a featured exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago since the early 1950s.

Lilian Harvey (Die Drei von der Tankstelle, Der Kongreß Tanzt, Glückskinder)— Lilian Harvey was one of the most popular German film stars of her time, appearing alongside frequent co-star Willy Fritsch like a European version of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. She had it all: she could act, she could dance, she could sing, she was hot, and she wasn't afraid to stick it to the Nazis. During the 1930s, she remained in contact with her Jewish friends and colleagues, which earned her the scrutiny of the Gestapo. When choreographer Jens Keith was arrested for having a sexual relationship with another man, Lilian posted his bail, allowing him to escape to France. She was eventually forced to flee Germany herself, and her film career never recovered. She is perhaps best known to American filmgoers from her brief mention in "Inglourious Basterds," when Joseph Goebbels insists that her name not be mentioned in his presence.

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[additional propaganda submitted under the cut]

Lilian Harvey:

Colleen Moore:

Colleen is charming and funny, she was one of the starlets to popularize the iconic 1920s bob!

She's like the deep cut version of Louise Brooks, with majority silent films, and a large percentage of them lost-- BUT 'Why Be Good?' is such a fun movie and she wears really cute dresses and has all the best parts of Pre-Code leading lady fun!

#lilian harvey #colleen moore #hotvintagepoll #ladies 1 #fuck that old woman

[vintage-every-day]

Colleen Moore 1927

#vintage #old hollywood #golden era #colleen moore

[thepopculturearchivist]

MOTION PICTURE NEWS, October 27, 1923

#colleen moore #flaming youth #1923 #1920s #movie ad #vintage advertising #vintage advertisement #silent film

[citizenscreen]

Colleen Moore relaxing with a glass of orange juice at home, early 1930s

#colleen moore #old hollywood

[mudwerks]

(via Pulp International - Vintage photo of Colleen Moore circa 1924)

#Colleen Moore #film #vintage #1924 #gun

[silent--era]

Colleen Moore photographed by E. O. Hoppe, 1926

#e o hoppe #colleen moore #1926 #1920's

[valentinovamp]

Synthetic Sin (1929)

#colleen moore #vintage #actress #1920s #1929 #advertisement #silent film #silent star #classic actress #synthetic sin #hollywood

[secretceremonies]

Who’s who?

“We published a story a few months ago in which we showed that motion picture personalities are not always what they seem on the screen. What about them in their hometown then? What are their personal claims to distinction? We took a vote amongst our staff writers after the manner of collegiate papers with these interesting results.”

Highlights

Gloria Swanson - Most compelling personality

Pola Negri- Most brilliant woman

Greta Garbo - Girl with most brilliant future

Joan Crawford - Best woman dancer

Marion Davies - Most popular girl

Colleen Moore - Most unassuming girl

#1925 #charlie chaplin #*vomits* (sorry..) #anyway #joan crawford #greta garbo #pola negri #gloria swanson #marion davies #silent cinema #silent era #silent film #silent movies #1920s #1920s fashion #1920s cinema #vintage #vintage magazine #mary pickford #colleen moore

[sweet-ms-colleen]

#colleen moore #kathleen morrison #actress #old hollywood #silent movies #colorized #1930s #colleen and her dolls house

[cyclesofmystery]

Colleen Moore- much, much Moore!

I was frankly charmed by this collage from a 1920s postcard (I’m guessing probably 1924-ish? If anyone can confirm a year let me know) that opened my eyes to the COLLEEN MOORE MULTIVERSE!!! What would the collective noun be for a group of Colleen Moores? A flapping?

#colleen moore #jazz age #vintage #silent era #vintage style #1920s #old hollywood #circa 1924 #flapper #glamour #1920s hollywood #vamp #vintage hollywood #silent cinema #silent film #silent movies

[gatutor]

Colleen Moore-Larry Kent "Her wild oat" 1927, de Marshall Neilan.

#Colleen Moore #Larry Kent #Marshall Neilan

[vintage-every-day]

Promotional portrait of Colleen Moore at the height of her fame, c. 1927, showing the famous Dutchboy bobbed haircut that she made famous, and which she apparently kept until the day she died.

#vintage #old hollywood #golden era #silent film #colleen moore

[silentdivasblog]

Colleen Moore ❤️

#silent film #silent era #silent actress #colleen moore #silent cinema #1920s cinema #silent film actresses #vintage beauty

[citizenscreen]

Colleen Moore and Gary Cooper in LILAC TIME (1928), directed by George Fitzmaurice

#colleen moore #gary cooper #silent movies #classic movies #old hollywood

[fashioninpaper]

Colleen Moore silent film star by Marylin Henry

#paper dolls #colleen moore #Marilyn Henry #silent film star

[justbusterkeaton]

Buster and Snitz

Buster worked with Hungarian born, stage, turned film actor Snitz Edwards, in: Seven Chances (1925) Battling Butler (1926) and College (1927) He was a very popular personality in Hollywood and worked with many other stars including: Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Colleen Moore, Lionel Barrymore and Lon Chaney

#buster keaton #snitz edwards #seven chances 1925 #battling butler 1926 #college 1927 #silent movies #comedy #1920s #silent film #golden age of hollywood #hollywood #slapstick #mary pickford #douglas fairbanks #colleen moore #lionel barrymore #lon chaney #silent comedy #1920s cinema