*CANDIDS*

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JEAN HAGEN (1923 - 1977)


MARILYN MAXWELL (1920 - 1972)


DOLORES del RIO (1904 - 1983)

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Maria Riva is congratulated by her mother, Marlene Dietrich, after her starring opening night performance in the Broadway drama The Burning Glass. March, 1954

[Vecchiolarry]

Hi Joe,

Many thanks for the beautiful pictures of Myrna, Claudette & Joan; and of Marlene and Maria.
These 5 ladies outrank any modern ____ (I can't put the word on here!!) in beauty and glamour; and notice, they're all covered up and not flaunting their accoutrements - and yet they still outdo the current crop....

Larry

[mongoII]

Well stated, Larry. There will never be the likes of those gals again.

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Frank Sinatra is joined by All Star baseball beauties Ava Gardner and birthday gal Marilyn Maxwell

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

ANITA PAGE (1910 - 2008)

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Alfred Hitchcock, Edward IX, Alma Reville, Pat Hitchcock and Charles
in the living room of their Bel Air home in 1942

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Fathers and sons on the set of "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre": Walter Huston, Tim Holt, John Huston and Jack Holt. June, 1947

[Fossy]

A lovely picture of Anita Page, one of my favourites. I have seventeen of her movies. Although she is only listed as the star in one of her movies, she was probably in the top three in most of them. One movie I have not seen is her appearance as Elizabeth Frankenstein in the movie Frankenstein Rising (2010), which was released 19 months after her death. That sounds a bit creepy,

[mongoII]

Thanks for the info, Fossy.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JOHN SAXON is 79 today


ROBERT TAYLOR (1911 - 1969)
enjoy his ex-wife Barbara Stanwyck today on TCM


JOHN HUSTON (1906 - 1987)

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Birthday boy Robert Taylor waters Ava Gardner on the set of "The Bribe"

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A pooped Montgomery Clift and birthday boy John Huston on the set of "The Misfits"

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Birthday boy John Saxon attends the opening night of the Feel Good Film Festival at the Egyptian Theater on August 13, 2010 in Hollywood

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Composer-conductor Max Steiner talks to the orchestra during a scoring session for "Gone with the Wind"