Eleonore Ambrose, the richest dancer of the United States, gives her legs a break, 1926
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1926
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ladies day, July 1926
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hang out with your friends this weekend
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just another colorized lobby card – for Louise Brooks and Dorothy Mackaill in 1926′s Just Another Blonde
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jar painting at Pillsbury House, Minneapolis, 1926
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dancing on the radiator of a Marmon Motor Car, Southern California, 1926 photo by Dick Whittington
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Dolly Tree working on a design, London, September 7, 1926 photo by Sasha
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Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall step out and step up in 1926′s Just Another Blonde
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summers-in-hollywood: Lloyd Hughes & Mary Astor in Forever After, 1926
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Paulette Kimm by Henry for Paris Plaisirs, 1926