Josephine Dunn, 1926
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Paramount Pictures
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Pola Negri knows when to hold them, and knows when to fold them in 1928′s Three Sinners
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thirty-six dancing girls gathered by Paramount Studios for the 1929 Paramount film The Dance of Life, adapted from the stage play Burlesque
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Georgia Peach – the first player in ten years to be signed by Cecil B DeMille under personal contract is Evelyn Keyes, beautiful blonde Atlanta girl, who came to Hollywood […]
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Adolphe Menjou, Noah Beery and Louise Brooks dress to the nines in 1927′s Evening Clothes
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Mae Questel Betty Booping one last time by Maurice Seymour for Paramount Pictures
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Martha O’Driscoll takes a knee
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Louise Brooks, Raymond Hatton and Wallace Beery are grounded in 1927’s Now We’re In the Air
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CHRISTENING A STUDIO STREET – Lois Wilson, featured player, tacks up the sign of the newly named thoroughfare, Paramount Avenue, at the United Studios, recently purchased by Famous Players-Lasky Corporation. […]
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Dorothy Lamour