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4 Vintage Horror Movies You Just Wouldn’t See Today

Or perhaps this should be horror movies that they just wouldn’t make today, either because they’re totally inappropriate, incredibly corny

I like a man who can run faster than I can – Jane Russell I love Jane Russell‘s attitude. Not

Whether you know of Jane Fonda as a movie star, fitness guru or political activist, she’s certainly made her mark

While Clara Bow was the iconic flapper of the 1920s Theda Bara was the original vamp. She made a prolific

How can I talk about Gary Cooper without humming Irving Berlin’s Putting on the Ritz? Dressed up like a million

Bette Davis’ Hollywood career spanned an incredible six decades, but it was her style in the 1930s and 40s combined

There really was an art to eyebrow shaping back in Hollywood’s Golden Era. When each young actress had their big

The 80s was a great time for movies. Perhaps because my whole childhood was the 80s: I was 6 at

Carole Lombard was one of the most popular comedy film actresses of the 1930s and tragically died because of a

One of the Christmas traditions in our house is the annual watching of Mary Poppins. We don’t even pay that

1940s studio publicity photo of MGM actress June Allyson for the film Music for Millions (1944). I love her stripey

Lillian Gish 1922

Christmas just isn’t Christmas without some Bing Crosby and I thought this quote was particularly apt, especially after seeing the

Bebe Daniels from Motion Picture Classic, 1920. Miss Daniels stepped from screen farce to drama so recently that the even

Gardner was born the youngest of 7 siblings in a farming community in North Carolina She was scouted for a

Greta Garbo photographed in 1920 wearing a cloche and a velvet coat. She always looked impossibly glamorous, although I have

Lauren Bacall in a publicity photo from the 1950s I would guess. Isn’t she stunning? I’m not sure when this

Three fantastic posters from the 1918 silent move Salome starring Theda Bara. Sadly this movie has been lost so I