getting into the swing of things at the Hampstead Heath Fair, England, March 28th, 1932
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1932
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Number Seventeen is probably my number seventeen-zillionth favorite Hitchcock movie (which means it’s no were close to the top). boy oh boy was this movie so uneven, and mostly uninteresting […]
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Colleen Moore with her mother Agnes and father Charles R Morrison, circa 1932
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The Barrymores are on the case of Arsène Lupinm, which opened in theaters on March 5, 1932
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cheers to Freaks, which was released on February 20, 1932 bottom – left to right – Schlitzie, Rose Dione, Daisy Earles, Johnny Eck, Peter Robinson, Angelo Rossitto, Daisy and Violet Hilton, Roscoe Ates and [??]
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warnerarchive: Actress Mary Evans (Constance Bennett) falls hard for polo player Lonny Borden (Neil Hamilton) in What Price Hollywood? (1932)
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Charlie Chan’s Chance was released on January 24, 1932
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holdthisphoto: ‘At Early Morning’, photo by Tibor von Mindszenty for Das Magazin, 1932
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Marion Davies is Blondie [McClune] of The Follies (1932)
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Billie Dove and Marion Davies are blonde and folly in 1932’s Blondie of the Follies