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Archive by category 1930s

A decade of Hollywood-inspired sophistication and grown-up glamour sandwiched in between the roaring 20s and the austerity of the 1940s.

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

Ida Lupino was a British actress and director who appeared in over 50 movies as well as becoming a pioniering

With the Winter Olympics in full swing it’s a great time to talk about 1930s skating and movie star Sonja

From the 1920s through to the 1950s Atomic energy was terrifically fashionable. Radium was used in everything from beauty and

Jean Harlow, the original blonde bombshell, started the trend for bleaching hair in the 1930s. Before this it was very

When two people love each other, they don’t look at each other; they look in the same direction – Ginger

Nothing can transport you back in time like a fragrance. They say that your sense of smell is the most

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

Some time ago the AFI (that’s the American Film Institute) released a list of the top 50 greatest screen legends

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

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

This image probably depicts crew men of the four-masted steel barque MAGDALENE VINNEN in a boxing match at wharf number

This picture perfectly captures for me the style of the 1930s. I think my glamorous 1930s ideal probably stems from

A girl de-fluffing her extremely furry angora rabbit, 1930s.

I’m fascinated by old mug shots. I love the candid nature of them. They show ordinary people in their every-day

Mary Pickford wearing THE most amazing gloves in a publicity photo from the 1931 movie Kiki. I fell in love

Quite a lot if we believe the Hollywood Studios of the 30s and 40s! There were only a handful of