Classic Hollywood Portraits

A collection of classic black and white portraits of stylishly dressed individuals from the early to mid-20th century, conveying a vintage elegance.

Nelson Eddy, Publicity Portrait, MGM, late 1930's

ADOLPHE MENJOU.

Leon Errol. (Photo by Robert W. Coburn). October 23, 1947.

PERSONAJE DEL EXILIO. Location: FUNDACION PABLO IGLESIAS. MADRID. SPAIN.

CHARLES LAUGHTON. 1935.

JAMES STEWART. 1936.

Television, Stage And Film Personalities: Hugh Griffiths, British Actor. Mar 16, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press).

BELA LUGOSI. 1932.

WILLIAM HOLDEN (William Beedle) American film actor Date: 1918 -

ROD TAYLOR.

ADOLPHE MENJOU.

MACDONALD CAREY. 1948.

HAROLD LLOYD.

RICARDO MONTALBAN.

JOEL MCCREA. 1939.

WARNER BAXTER in IN OLD ARIZONA (1928), directed by IRVING CUMMINGS and RAOUL WALSH.

VICTOR MATURE.

FREDRIC MARCH in MARY OF SCOTLAND (1936), directed by JOHN FORD.

Actor Pat O'Brien, Publicity Portrait, Vitagraph Inc., 1933

EDWARD G. ROBINSON.

01/01/1920. The singer Carlos Gardel.

DICK POWELL.

MONTGOMERY CLIFT in THE HEIRESS (1949), directed by WILLIAM WYLER.

Photograph of Van Johnson (1916-2008) an American film, television, theatre and radio actor.

Tony Bennett, (1928- ), Singer

RAY BOLGER.

Stanley Clarkson will be one of the soloist at the Concert a "Tribute to Legacy" to he held at the Sydney Town Hall on November 10th Day of Remembrance at 8.15 p.m. Soloist. Stanley Clarkson, one of the soloists at the "Tribute to Legacy" concert to be held in the Sydney Town Hall on November 10, at 8.15 pm. Admission is free. November 3, 1946. (Photo by Peter Pan).

Alan Curtis, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "The Enchanted Valley" Eagle-Lion Films, 1948

SPENCER TRACY. 1936.

Bing Crosby (1904-1977) Singer/Actor

FREDRIC MARCH.

Miles Mander, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Babies for Sale", Columbia Pictures, 1940

Tom Mix, American film actor, 1933. Artist: Unknown

CESAR ALLER (1927/-) POETA ESPAÑOL.

ALEC GUINNESS.

GREGORY PECK.

DAN DAILEY.

Vintage Photograph. Smiling man in grey suit and tie with dark hair turned looking off camera

DEAN MARTIN.

Tito Guizar in "The Llano Kid" with Gale Sondergaard, Alan Mowbray, Jane Clayton. A Harry Sherman production. Paramount Picture. February 19, 1940.

Graham--Tierney. July 01, 1950.

Dan Dailey, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "You Were Meant For Me", 20th Century-Fox, 1948

BRIDGES LLOYD.

VAN HEFLIN.

TREVOR HOWARD in AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS (1956), directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON.

MAURICE CHEVALIER in THE LOVE PARADE (1929), directed by ERNST LUBITSCH.

Stanley Bate - British Composer. May 6, 1955. (Photo by Ingeborg de Beausacq, Camera Press).

Sid Carroll. January 05, 1953.

PETER SELLERS.

12/31/1949. Portrait of Jorge Negrete.

Harrison Ford, actor, man, celebrity, entertainment, historical,

Robert C. SHERIFF, 1896-1975, English playwright and screenwriter, wrote Journey's End, 1928, based on personal experience in the trenches in World War One

BRIDGES LLOYD.

HUMPHREY BOGART.

KIRK DOUGLAS. 1951.

Oskar Werner, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Fahrenheit 451", Universal Pictures, 1966

BUD ABBOTT; LOU COSTELLO.

George ("Sassafras") Foster, featured comedian in 2GB's Bunkhouse Show. November 17, 1952.

The 1st Academy Awards / 1929. Frank Borzage, winner for Dramatic Picture, '7th Heaven'.

Car Kings of the U.S.A: Henry Ford II chief of the Ford Motor Company - Born in Detroit in 1917, he is the son of Edsel and Eleanor Ford; his childhood was secluded from the public for fear of kidnapping, and neither his academic abilities nor his success on the playing field was outstanding; after he graduated from school, he became a Yale student and in 1941 he started his career in his grandfather's great motor car organisation. He started at the bottom, insisting on doing the dirtiest work. Later in the same year, Ford joined the U.S. Navy, becoming Commanding Lieutenant before he was released to direct war production of the Ford motor company in 1943 following the sudden death of his father; he took up his heavy responsibilities enthusiastically, and reorganised the chief of staff during his term of Vice-Presidency from 1944-1945. In 1945 he was created President of the billion-dollar, family owned Ford industrial empire, and has gained world-wide recognition for his progressive

Portrait of a man in formal attire (EV006948_H)

The young director who gets a big break in Quartet is Ken Annakin, in his early thirties, who was responsible, under Sydney Box, for The Colonel's Lady, a salty little tale about a retired Army officer's wife living quietly in the country. She produces a sizzling book Of love poetry, to her neglectful husband's consternation. Annakin, with his wide mouth puckish ears, and quaintly square spectacles has been knocking at success for some time. He equipped himself for his career partly by hoboing about the world, and by coincidence did some hiking round New Zealand and cycled across Australia. November 3, 1949.

Station Manager A. A. Dahllöf.

PETER LORRE in SECRET AGENT (1936), directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK.

Chevalier Here - Vital As EverPhoto Shows: Maurice Chevalier as full of life as ever.Maurice Chevalier arrived in London this morning. Tomorrow evening he will open at the London hippodrome. October 27, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper Limited)

PETER FINCH in JUDITH (1966), directed by DANIEL MANN.

Bing Crosby, 1950.

William Alexander Abbott and Lou Costello, were a comedy double act composed of William 'Bud' Abbott and Lou Costello, whose work on radio and in film and television made them the most popular comedy team of the 1940s and early 1950s.

Dustin Hoffman, head and shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "The Graduate", Embassy Pictures, 1967

TERRY-THOMAS.

PETER FINCH in NO LOVE FOR JOHNNIE (1961), directed by RALPH THOMAS.

Douglas Fairbanks, (1883-1939), American Actor, 1934-1935. Artist: Unknown

Monty Woolley, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Irish Eyes are Smiling", 20th Century Fox, 1944

TENZING NORGAY (1914 - 1986), who, along with Sir Edmund Hillary, scaled the summit of Mount Everest on 29th May 1953. Date: 1953

RONALD COLMAN in THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (1937), directed by JOHN CROMWELL.

MARIO MORENO "CANTINFLAS".

Sammy Davis Jr., American entertainer, (1925-1990)

PAOLO STOPPA.

George GERSHWIN, 1898-1937, American jazz and popular music composer, and Ira Gershwin, 1896-1983, American lyricist, photograph. The brothers collaborated on Broadway musicals and film scores

ERROL FLYNN in CAPTAIN BLOOD (1935), directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ.

Carl Carlisle. November 19, 1945.

Freddy Fender Country Music Singer

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