The Silver Screen Oasis

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

FLORENCE BATES (1888 - 1954)

Wendell Corey and Margaret Sullavan in a still from "No Sad Songs for Me"

Movie stars Lew Ayres and Ginger Rogers tie the knot in 1934

On their arrival home in Los Angeles from New York, Chester Morris and his wife, Suzanne, are met at the station by their two children, Cynthia and Brooks. December, 1938

mongoII wrote:
On their arrival home in Los Angeles from New York, Chester Morris and his wife, Suzanne, are met at the station by their two children, Cynthia and Brooks. December, 1938

This one says it has been deleted. Can you repost it?

Maggie Sullavan looks excellent in that 1950 photograph. She looks as young as when she made films at MGM in between 1938-1940.

At your service, Lomm.

Fernando, sadly, MS would be gone 10 years later.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JOHN HODIAK (1914 - 1955)


ALFONSE BEDOYA (1904 - 1957)


CHARLES CHAPLIN (1889 - 1977)

Thanks for reposting. Gary Sinise could play the part of Chester Morris in a biographical film.

Film editor Ralph E. Winters and Susan Hayward behind the scenes of "Ada"
(Hayward always looks like she is ready for a fight)

Love the picture of Florence Bates. She looks like she's ready with a sharp retort!

Birthday boy Charles Chaplin converts with the one and only Gandhi

Birthday boy John Hodiak on the town with wife Anne Baxter in 1947

mongoII wrote:
The Mitchum family: Dorothy, Christopher, Robert and James in 1946

RIP to Dorothy Mitchum who died a few days ago aged 93.

http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/201 ... ow-dies-93

It's funny but if one were to lay odds against one Hollywood marriage that wouldn't survive, it likely would have been Mitch and Dorothy.

Kinda sends a shiver through the romantic in me as they clearly must have had a deep love and respect for each other.

RIP Mrs. M