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Hace 4 días · For years, many of us believed Carole Lombard’s last photo session took place New Year’s Eve, 1941, under the direction of photographer Robert Coburn for To Be or Not to Be. It turns Coburn was involved in Carole’s final session, but it occurred in 1942, and To Be or Not to Be had nothing to do with it. Rather, it was for what was planned ...
Hace 3 días · Hands Across the Table es una película de comedia romántica estadounidense de 1935 dirigida por Mitchell Leisen y estrenada por Paramount Pictures. Está protagonizada por Carole Lombard como una manicurista que busca un marido rico y Fred MacMurray como un playboy pobre, con Ralph Bellamy como un…
Hace 5 días · Carole Lombard’s Final Photo Session. For years, many of us believed Carole Lombard’s last photo session took place New Year’s Eve, 1941, under the direction of photographer Robert Coburn for To Be or Not to Be. It turns Coburn was involved in Carole’s final session, but it occurred in 1942, and To Be or Not to Be had nothing to do with it.
Hace 5 días · Carole Lombard . Gable with his third wife Carole Lombard after their 1939 honeymoon. Gable's relationship and marriage in 1939 to his third wife, actress Carole Lombard (1908–1942), was one of the happiest periods of his personal life.
Hace 1 día · WHITE WOMAN (1933). Director: Stuart Walker. Down in Malaysia, Judith Denning (Carole Lombard of In Name Only) is considered notorious because it is said she drove her husband to suicide by taking a lover. She is also a "white woman" who sings in a cafe that caters to the natives. When the rich owner of a rubber plantation, Horace Prin (Charles ...
Hace 1 día · With the opening of two new cinemas in Hereford, together with this year's theme for the Modelling Challenge ("Ladies! To the Barricades!), it's the perfect time to pursue our interest in colourised photographs, on this occasion not of tanks nor planes, but of one of the 1930s most glamorous female film stars, Ms. Carole Lombard.
Hace 2 días · Establecimiento de los Campos (1933-1939): En los primeros años del régimen nazi, los campos de concentración, como Dachau, fueron establecidos para detener a opositores políticos y grupos considerados «indeseables». Estos campos sirvieron como preludio a la expansión masiva que tuvo lugar durante la guerra.
