Vintage Movie Resources

Jill Esmond has achieved popularity with the general public, the admiration of the profession and the respect of the press

Lil Dagover’s other name is “the darling of the Continent” — and there are reasons. You’ll see some of them in her first American talkie, just finished — and the others you will find right here

This amazing blonde young person laughs at automobile accidents (she is just recovering from one), Hollywood, and the fact that she’s a Wampas Baby Star. She doesn’t rave about her future or sigh about romance. In short, she’s absolutely different!

Penniless and broken-hearted, Kathryn Crawford once touched the depths — then fought to the heights again

Occasionally children like Conchita Montenegro come to Hollywood. Their advents, however, are infrequent.

… Where are the old-timers today? Theda Bara, Agnes Ayres, Marguerite Clark — and others? Read the answers herein

… Remember her? As famous in her day as Greta Garbo is today

Another grand addition to our series on the fate of old favorites

… This, the second of a fascinating series dealing with old timers whom obscurity has claimed, tells you the tragedy of a player who once was the most popular man in the world

The first of a series revealing the destinies of former favorites

Revealing Judith Allen’s marriage, the reason, for its concealment — and the reasons for her repentance

You know who Cora Sue Collins is, although you may not know her by name. Few child actresses have aroused the interest she has provoked in a few months. You saw her in Smilin’ Through, and there was a flash of her in “Silver Dollar.”

Evelyn Brent was all ready to leave Hollywood. She never wanted to return. This is her story.

Hollywood has found in David Manners a challenge to its curiosity. And here is the story which will explain David Manners to Hollywood. It goes back to 1928.

Imagine breezing in late for dinner without facing the necessity of offering explanations to the little woman! Fancy spending an evening as you choose without manufacturing excuses about working overtime or sitting up with a sick friend!

But it isn’t all luck — talent plays a large part in Irene Dunne’s success