Lana Turner, 1942
“It’s interesting that Mother never thought of herself as beautiful. To her, the great beauties were brunettes. Dark was beauty, while women like herself and Betty Grable were bubbly, popular, and pretty, but not beautiful. The epitome of beauty to Mother was Hedy Lamarr. She was so impressed by an entrance Hedy made at Ciro’s, glamour personified and wearing a single diamond on her forehead at her widow’s peak. Years later Mother was still impressed, telling me she had never seen anyone look as manificent in her life. Nevertheless, Mother didn’t do badly with what she had.”
- Cheryl Crane
JEAN HARLOW in DINNER AT EIGHT — 1933, dir. George Cukor
Welsh actor Ivor Novello on a vintage postcard
Premiere night for Psycho. Times Square, New York City, 1960
Maturity is when you stop trying to convince other people to treat you right. You just observe their choices, understand their character, and decide what you’re going to allow in your life.
writers writing: pacing must be an intentional element of mood and style; grammar and punctuation has to be on point; wording needs to be perfect.!!
writers texting: im.,, silly. i put the punctuation whereever my heart desires........ must not sound upright or passive aggressive.,,,,
Clara Bow
Buster Keaton ❥
“She’s like catnip to every cat in town.”
ELIZABETH TAYLOR in BUTTERFIELD 8 (1960).
Leslie Howard and Norma Shearer (1902–1983) preparing for a dialogue on the balcony in movie Romeo and Juliet (1936)