Vintage Movie Resources

“My land runs all the way over there — and if you’ve got time I’ll show you the herd of cattle I’ve got grazing on some of it”

Loretta, Polly Ann Young, and Sally Blane are the most unalike sisters you could expect to find, yet all three are becoming well known to the fans.

Kathleen Key, the first Movietone player to visit New York, shares a new addition to her public, and tells about talking pictures.

Tufei Fatella, who is “John George” to the fans, has won a distinctive place on the screen, despite handicaps which would have destroyed a less valiant spirit.

Cornelius Keefe disdains the usual interviews and puffs, but here is a story that tells what kind of young man he is.

An intelligent and comprehensive portrait of one of filmdom’s most vibrant but least-known personalities.

Some of the girls of Hollywood tell what they would not do if they belonged to the opposite sex.

And some of the men name the things that they would not do if they were women.

When William K. Howard, commonly known as Bill, came back from the war and found his job gone, he saw red at first — then he decided to show ‘em! Which he has — with a megaphone. If you saw “Gigolo,” you know it.

Bodil Rosing’s granddaughter gave her a nickname that made Hollywood love the brilliant actress all the more.

Eternal Love

Max Factor is consulted by all the stars, and has developed a new personality for some of them through expert make-up. In this article he discusses his work and tells how to enhance one’s best features.

Doomed from the first to play sheiks, because he looked like the popular conception of one, Ricardo Cortez thinks that movies are another name for grief.

Josephine Dunn’s bright beginning in the movies didn’t prevent her from going through a period of bad luck that would have broken a less valiant spirit than hers. But now — well, she’s rising and rising.

Careful consideration of Mr. Colman’s likes and dislikes reveals a character unique in Hollywood.