Table of contents:
- 1. Kitty Carlisle
- 2. Mary Martin
- 3. Nancy Kelly
- 4. Rosemary Lane
- 5. Sonja Henie
- 6. Terry Walker and Eleanore Whitney
- 7. Anita Page
- 8. Ann Rutherford
- 9. Ann Sheridan, née Clara Lowe Sheridan
- 10. Betty Compson
- 11. Carmen Miranda
- 12. Carole Lombard née Jane Alice Peters
- 13. Clara Bow (née Clara Gordon Bow)
- 14. Claudette Colbert
- 15. Dona Drake
- 16. Dorothea Jordan, née Bland
- 17. Dorothy Lamour
- 18. Ellen Drew, Susan Hayward and Betty Grable
- 19. Esther Loretta Ray
- 20. Vina Fay Wray
- 21. Frances Elena Farmer
- 22. Jean Harlow née Harlean Harlow Carpenter
- 23. Jeanette MacDonald
- 24. Joan Blondell
- 25. Joan Crawford, née Lucille Fay LeSueur
- 26. Karen Morley, real name - Mildred Linton
Video: Hollywood summer: Sultry divas of the 1940s, who still captivate with their beauty (26 photos)
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Hollywood is associated with splendor of spotlights, quality cinema and, of course, beautiful actresses. The photographs collected in this review provide a unique insight into what Hollywood beauties looked like in the 1940s. We have to admit that some of the images are quite modern.
1. Kitty Carlisle
2. Mary Martin
3. Nancy Kelly
4. Rosemary Lane
5. Sonja Henie
6. Terry Walker and Eleanore Whitney
7. Anita Page
8. Ann Rutherford
9. Ann Sheridan, née Clara Lowe Sheridan
10. Betty Compson
11. Carmen Miranda
12. Carole Lombard née Jane Alice Peters
13. Clara Bow (née Clara Gordon Bow)
14. Claudette Colbert
15. Dona Drake
16. Dorothea Jordan, née Bland
17. Dorothy Lamour
18. Ellen Drew, Susan Hayward and Betty Grable
19. Esther Loretta Ray
20. Vina Fay Wray
21. Frances Elena Farmer
22. Jean Harlow née Harlean Harlow Carpenter
23. Jeanette MacDonald
24. Joan Blondell
25. Joan Crawford, née Lucille Fay LeSueur
26. Karen Morley, real name - Mildred Linton
Gorgeous and Hollywood star Shirley McLain in photographs from the middle of the last century.
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