Louise Brooks phones it in, with Dorothy Mackaill in 1926′s Just Another Blonde
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phone
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Leila Karnelly cleans up in 1929′s The Cock-Eyed World. photos by Alex Kahle
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hello, is it WE that you’re looking for? photo by H Armstrong Roberts
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Louise Brooks feels for Franz Lederer in 1929′s Pandora’s Box (Die Büchse der Pandora)
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Susan Sarandon and Walter Matthau in Billy Wilder’s The Front Page (1974)
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Esther Ralston has her hands full with phones, pens, paper, Richard Arlen and Ford Sterling in 1927′s Figures Don’t Lie
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Mildred Davis & Harold Lloyd hold the phone, and each other
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reach out and touch someone
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we see you – Joan Standing, George Nichols, Betty Bronson and James Hall, in 1927′s Ritzy
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hello, is it me you’re looking for?