*CANDIDS*

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

MITZI GAYNOR is 80 today


LEONARD FREY (1938 - 1988)


RICHARD S. CASTELLANO (1933 - 1988)


DICK YORK (1928 - 1992)


REGGIE NALDER (1907 - 1991)


PETE SMITH (1892 - 1979)
"G'bye now"

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Douglas Dick, Loretta Young and director William Dieterle discuss a scene from "The Accused"

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Still going together after three years: Bonita Granville and Jackie Cooper. November, 1941

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

RAQUEL WELCH is 71 today


DONNA ANDERSON is 72 today


JACK BUETEL (1915 - 1989)


GLORIA HOLDEN (1908 - 1991)


DARRYL F. ZANUCK (1902 - 1979)


FLORENCE ELDRIDGE (1901 - 1988)


MORRIS CARNOVSKY (1897 - 1992)

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Cinematographer Sol Polito frames the next shot of Bette Davis in "Now, Voyager"

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The happy couple Barbara Hale and Bill Williams at Ciro's. December, 1951

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JODY McCREA (1934 - 2009)


JOHN MITCHUM (1919 - 2001)


JOHN RIDGELY (1909 - 1968)


'MAXIE SLAPSIE' ROSENBLOOM (1904 - 1976)


IRVING BACON (1893 - 1965)


OTTO KRUGER (1885 - 1974)

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Jack Oakie, Frances & James Cagney and Joan Marsh at a party in Agua Caliente, Mexico. January, 1932

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Cinematographer Archie Stout gets a light reading for a shot of John Wayne in "Big Jim McLain"
while Nancy Olson relaxes

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

JOHN PHILLIP LAW (1937 - 2008)


PETER LAWFORD (1923 - 1984)


ANTHONY QUAYLE (1913 - 1989)


ELIA KAZAN (1909 - 2003)


ROSCOE KARNS (1891 - 1970)


ALBERT BASSERMANN (1867 - 1952)

[JackFavell]

Ah, what a nice photo of Roscoe Karns. I find his oily, fast talking characters fascinating. Makes me wonder if he was the shy, retiring type in real life.

[Professional Tourist]

John Wayne visits Joel McCrea on the set of Foreign Correspondent.

[mongoII]

PT, it's ironic you posted a shot from the movie "Foreign Correspondent" since todays birthday boy Albert Bassermann was nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar for that film.

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Dorothy Lamour reads to her son John in 1949

[Vecchiolarry]

Hi,

In 1958, when I was at university in Heidelberg, a young man from Ottawa was in one of my classes.
He said that Dorothy Lamour had been a guest star at the Ottawa Festival of Tulips that year. And, she was absolutely "the most gorgeous lady he'd ever seen!!"....
Not bad for someone who must have been in her late forties by then.....

Miss Lamour was one of the few stars of whom I never heard a bad word - she was well liked in Hollywood..

Larry