Classic Hollywood 1920s-1960s

4 Jahre

Hi Classic Hollywood friends and fellow Vintage Entertainment lovers! Thank you for joining me here in this group. I am so thrilled to set up this space dedicated to all the wonderful movies, music, tv shows, etc. from the 1920s-1960s. If, like me, you miss the days when entertainment was wholesome, celebrities were classy, and a political agenda was not pushed at every turn, then this is the place for you!
Feel free to share all your favorite things pop culture from Classic Hollywood, and invite your friends to join in the fun!
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11 Std

Happy Birthday, Charlie!

1 d - PlayTube

Lawful Larceny (193 - Drama, Romance
[A woman of low morals who runs a gambling operation in her house takes pride in destroying the men she ensnares in her net. One of these men's wives (played by Bebe Daniels) will not let her get away with it. She poses as a single girl to get hired by the woman as her secretary and then proceeds to singlehandedly take her operation apart. * Staring - Bebe Daniels, Kenneth Thomson, Lowell Sherman]
https://www.bitchute.com/video..../HSwJ5WpBsHZj?playli

3 d

Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin at the premiere of City Lights in 1931

3 d

"Did you know that one of the reasons Marilyn Monroe adored Clark Gable was because he reminded her of the father she never met? When Marilyn first saw a portrait of her father, she thought he looked just like the film icon Clark Gable. After that, Gable became Marilyn’s childhood hero."

3 d

Fay Wray