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In Loving Memory Of Bette Davis.
At exactly this time 24 years ago tonight, Bette’s light distinguished. 24 years later Bette still remains one of Hollywood’s brightest stars to ever grace the Silver Screen. Her memory will live on through her movies & interviews for many … Continue reading
Joan in 1944.
“I’m still geared for tomorrow. I know who I am, what I want to do, and where I want to go. And I’ve got a long way to go yet as far as my ambitions are concerned. I don’t let … Continue reading
Joan in 1935.
Joan was always very allure & mystique. Her eyes always had that luminous glow to them. She was beautiful in every sense of the word. She’s what you call a photographers dream. A true star is one word that best … Continue reading
Barbara Stanwyck: Positive Thinking.
“I don’t give a damn what people think of me, as long as I’m doing something I think is right.” While many people dwell on the negative things that people say about them, Barbara strived on positive thinking. She didn’t … Continue reading
Fun in the afternoon.
“She is one of the finest actresses in show business. A lot of young actors and actresses could have profited then and now from a few “seminars” with “Missy” on their professional attitudes, their regard for the business of being … Continue reading
Joan in 1961. Always stylish & looking the part.
“Women who wait for life to begin at forty haven’t got much imagination. But a lot of women ought to shift gears around that time. Frenchmen maintain that a woman only begins to be interesting then, when she’s found her … Continue reading
Barbara takes time out to read a fan letter.
Like Joan, Barbara was also dedicated to her fans. Here she is getting such joy out of reading a fan letter.
Doug & Joan or Doug & Billie.
“Douglas was in love with me, the real me, underneath the layers of frosting. He was in love with Billie. He’s the only one who really got to know Billie. He knew me before I learned to hide my inner … Continue reading
I get paid for being Barbara Stanwyck.
“Career is too pompous a word. It was a job and I have always felt privileged to be paid for doing what I love do.”
What others say about Crawford.
“She loved her life and her career. She loved her audience, her public, more than any other star I ever knew. But she would say, “Oh Johnny, don’t ask me to appear before live audiences. Those butterflies.” ( John Springer … Continue reading
Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, Bette Davis & Katharine Hepburn: Love Is A Fire. 