Yikes!!
Poor Francis Lederer - did he borrow Medusa's hairdo??
Larry
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Vecchiolarry
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How is this image, Larry? Mr Lederer had that mop of hair until the day he died at age 100.
Joseph Goodheart
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Jackie Cooper about to start a 10-mile bicycle race for women in Los Angeles. June 1933
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charliechaplinfan
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A very nice head of hair too, he must have looked a very dapper 100.
Failure is unimportant. It takes courage to make a fool of yourself - Charlie Chaplin
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
BARRY NEWMAN is 74 today
DEAN JAGGER (1903 - 1991)
LEATRICE JOY (1893 - 1985)
LUCILLE LA VERNE (1893 - 1945)
BARRY NEWMAN is 74 today
DEAN JAGGER (1903 - 1991)
LEATRICE JOY (1893 - 1985)
LUCILLE LA VERNE (1893 - 1945)
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I don't recall ever seeing Dean Jagger with a full head of hair. Don't think I would have recognized him.
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Hi Joe,
Poor dear Lucille... Will she ever be known as a horror of the movies????
Just as you've found lovely pictures of Minerva Urecal and Hope Emerson - could you find one of Lucille La Verne? She too deserves some glamourization....
I've actually seen Katina Paxinou and Blanche Yurka all done up on TV - back in the 50's on a Hedda Hopper special; but never poor Lucille...
Larry
Poor dear Lucille... Will she ever be known as a horror of the movies????
Just as you've found lovely pictures of Minerva Urecal and Hope Emerson - could you find one of Lucille La Verne? She too deserves some glamourization....
I've actually seen Katina Paxinou and Blanche Yurka all done up on TV - back in the 50's on a Hedda Hopper special; but never poor Lucille...
Larry
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charliechaplinfan
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It is a strange picture. I always thought that they only ever posed with Elia Kazan and then with James Dean really shy around his hero Marlon. Have you any details Joe, that's quite a picture, especially for it's day?
Failure is unimportant. It takes courage to make a fool of yourself - Charlie Chaplin
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That's a photoshopped fake that's been circulating around the Internet for quite a while. I'm not sure where the picture of James Dean came from, but here's where the one of Brando originated:mongoII wrote:
Hollywood buddies James Dean and Marlon Brando
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It does tally with what I've read about James Dean and Marlon Brando, a very convincing photoshop though.
Failure is unimportant. It takes courage to make a fool of yourself - Charlie Chaplin
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Well, thank goodness that's cleared up, although it didn't surprise me at all from what I've read about both actors through the years.
Larry, here is an image of our Lucille:
She was wonderful as the laughing hag at the executions in "A Tale of Two Cities"
Larry, here is an image of our Lucille:
She was wonderful as the laughing hag at the executions in "A Tale of Two Cities"
Joseph Goodheart