Vintage Actresses Portraits

Classic black and white portraits of vintage actresses showcasing glamorous hairstyles and elegant attire, exuding a nostalgic charm from the early 20th century.

Jean Harlow, Actress, (1911-1937)

Nancy Carroll (1903-1965), American actress, 20th century. Artist: Unknown

Dorothy Jordan, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Strictly Personal", Paramount Pictures, 1933

Megan Edwards. February 19, 1940.

Tallulah Bankhead (1902 1968), American actress of the stage and screen

Actress Judith Wood, formerly known as Helen Johnson, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Women Love Once", Paramount Pictures, 1931

Tallulah Bankhead (1902 1968), American actress of the stage and screen

BETTE DAVIS in DARK VICTORY (1939), directed by EDMUND GOULDING.

Tallulah Bankhead, American actress, talk-show host and bonne vivante, 1933. Artist: Unknown

Jean Harlow, Actress, (1911-1937)

GRETA GARBO in THE PAINTED VEIL (1934), directed by RICHARD BOLESLAVSKI.

LORETTA YOUNG. 1935.

MIRIAM HOPKINS.

GRETA GARBO Swedish-American film actress Date: 1905 - 1990

GRACE BRADLEY.

Constance Cummings (1910 2005) (Constance Halverstadt) American actress of stage and screen

GLORIA SWANSON.

Portrait of Joan Bennett

FAY WRAY.

Portrait of Greta Garbo, Ball, Russell (1896-1942)

DOROTHY LAMOUR. 1939.

Joan Bennet (1910-1990) Actress

GLORIA STUART.

ANITA PAGE.

MARION DAVIES.

Barbara Stanwyck, American film and television actress, 1933. Artist: Unknown

CLARA BOW in CALL HER SAVAGE (1932), directed by JOHN FRANCIS DILLON.

BETTE DAVIS.

CONSTANCE BENNETT.

DITA PARLO.

GRETA GARBO in THE PAINTED VEIL (1934), directed by RICHARD BOLESLAVSKI.

Jean Harlow Actress (1911-1937)

JOAN CRAWFORD.

Actress Isabel Jewel, MGM Publicity Portrait, 1933

CAROLE LOMBARD in NO MAN OF HER OWN (1932), directed by WESLEY RUGGLES.

MARLENE DIETRICH in WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (1957), directed by BILLY WILDER. Custome by Edith Head.

Loretta Sayers, Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Guilty Generation", Columbia Pictures, 1931

Megan Edwards star of "That ***** October 23, 1947.

TALA BIRELL.

GRETA GARBO in ANNA KARENINA (1935), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

GRETA GARBO in A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS (1928), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

JOAN CRAWFORD in RAIN (1932), directed by LEWIS MILESTONE.

JEAN ARTHUR.

Bette Davis (1908-1989) - also know as The First Lady of American Cinema - was an American film, television and theatre actress. Notable because of her willingness to play sardonic and unsympathetic characters she pioneered equal pay for women in the film

BETTE DAVIS.

Janice Logan, Publicity Portrait, Paramount Pictures, 1939

Portrait of Joan Bennett

British-American Actress, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait, 1920's

Liev De Maigret, Head an Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "One Rainy Afternoon", United Artists, 1935

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Shirley Ross in Paramount Pictures. April 03, 1939.

BETTE DAVIS.

Alice Brady, Publicity Portrait, MGM, 1930's

GRETA GARBO in AS YOU DESIRE ME (1932), directed by GEORGE FITZMAURICE.

Marlene Dietrich, German-American actress, 1933. Artist: Unknown

Gladys George -- one of America's finest stage actresses, now scoring triumphs in Hollywood film roles. Her most recent picture, one in which she plays the name role, in the Wesley Ruggles production for Paramount, "Valiant Is The World For Carrie," in which she is supported by Arline Judge and John Howard. March 8, 1937.

MARLENE DIETRICH.

ANN SHERIDAN in WINTER CARNIVAL (1939), directed by CHARLES REISNER.

CAROLE LOMBARD.

Leila Hyams, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "Surrender", Fox Film Corporation, 1931

Loretta Young (1913 - 2000), American film actress

Shirley Ross - One of Hollywood's feminine stars sponsors this formal coiffure for evening. September 29, 1938. (Photo by Paramount-Atlantic)

EVELYN LAYE (1900 1996), British actress in musicals and films

Coronation Year Debutante: The Hon Gillian Cecil - Second daughter of Lord Burghley.Gillian Cecil ... second daughter of Lord Burghley and a niece of the Duchess of Gloucester, was one of many Coronation debs who went to Dublin for the show. Others were Lady Juliet Fitzwilliam and Diddy Ward, who gave the hunt ball of the year. May 08, 1953. (Photo by Fayer, Camera Press).

FAY WRAY.

JEAN HARLOW in RED-HEADED WOMAN (1932), directed by JACK CONWAY.

Nancy Coleman, Head and Shoulders Publicity Portrait for the Film, "In Our Time", Warner Bros., 1944

BETTE DAVIS. 1934.

MADELEINE CARROLL.

DOLORES DEL RIO.

IDA LUPINO in THE LIGHT THAT FAILED (1939), directed by WILLIAM A. WELLMAN.

GRETA GARBO in A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS (1928), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

INGRID BERGMAN. 1939.

BETTE DAVIS.

JOAN CRAWFORD in POSSESSED (1931), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

BETTE DAVIS.

Portrait of young blonde woman

BETTE DAVIS. 1940.

Clara Horton (1904-1976), American Actress, Fred Hartsook, early 1920's

The Eyes Have It - 1. and 2. - Jean Fenwick, the statuesque blonde beauty from the Bermudas, has the wickedest eyes in Hollywood according to Director James Hogan, who used her in "Arrest Bulldog Drummond," her first picture for Paramount. The eyes are greyish but the iris of her eyes is surrounded by a heavy black line, a coloring rarely seen. December 09, 1939.

Portrait of Jean Sargent, Lovely trush of the radio networks will be a special added attraction to N.T.G.'s springtime ""Revels"" at the Hollywood Restaurant beginning Saturday, May 1st

Marion Davies. May 11, 1932.

Portrait of Olive Olsen in ""Follow Thru"", 7 April 1933

MARION DAVIES American film actress with a questioning look on her face Date: 1898 - 1961

Portrait of a young woman, Curt Pfeiffer, 1900 - 1985 photograph Germany photographic support gelatin silver print

BESSIE LOVE.

SYLVIA SIDNEY.

ANITA PAGE.

Lillian Roth. January 21, 1955.

JOAN BLONDELL.

GRETA GARBO in ANNA KARENINA (1935), directed by CLARENCE BROWN.

Portrait of Joan Bennett

ELEANOR PARKER in THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE (1947), directed by IRVING RAPPER.

HELEN HAYES.

LORETTA YOUNG in A MAN'S CASTLE (1933), directed by FRANK BORZAGE.

MARGARET SULLAVAN.

American actress Billie Burke (Mary William Ethelbert Appleton Burke) acting in the film Only Yesterday. 1933. Only Yesterday, 1933, directed by John M. Stahl, USA, drama, with Billie Burke

Loretta Young, American actress, c1930s. Artist: Unknown

HELEN BURGESS.

Photograph of Anne Crawford (1920-1956) a British film actress, born in Palestine.

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