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| Date: | 03 1950 |
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| Description: | Noel Coward with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne at the premiere of "The Astonished Heart" in London. |
| Date: | 1957 |
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| Description: | Photograph of Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis, stars of Columbia Pictures' "Hellcats of the Navy." |
| Date: | 1969 |
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| Description: | Argentine film poster. Illustrated image of several people, including three couples, about to walk through a door. On the other side of the door are drinks... |
| Date: | 1969 |
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| Description: | Argentine film poster. Photographic image of a man standing behind a woman who is sitting on a carousel horse. His hand is resting on her shoulder. Around ... |
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| Description: | A composite photograph of the four main couples from the film Cocoon. The couples are, starting clockwise from the upper left: Wilford Brimley and M... |
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| Description: | Eleanor Griffith is looking into the eyes of Chester Morris, while Harry Stubbs and Mae Busch are looking on. They are standing outside a prison gate in a ... |
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| Description: | Long shot of Eleanor Griffith, Chester Morris, Harry Stubbs and Mae Busch standing on the steps in front of a prison gate in a scene from the 1929 film "Al... |
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| Description: | Halfsheet poster for the 1959 film "Pillow Talk" starring Doris Day and Rock Hudson. The poster shows Day and Hudson laying next to each other with their ... |
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| Description: | Paul Verdayne (Conrad Nagel) embraces the Queen (Aileen Pringle) from behind in a scene from the 1924 film "Three Weeks". He kisses her forehead as she lea... |
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| Description: | Grenfall Lorry (Eugene O'Brien) kisses the hand of Princess Yetive (Norma Talmadge) in a scene from the 1925 film "Graustark". Her mouth brushes his forehe... |
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| Description: | Grenfall Lorry (Eugene O'Brien) and Princess Yetive (Norma Talmadge) embrace in a scene from the 1925 film "Graustark". Yetive wears a wedding dress and ve... |
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| Description: | Grenfall Lorry (Eugene O'Brien) kisses and nuzzles the hand of Princess Yetive (Norma Talmadge) in a scene from the 1925 film "Graustark". The two are dres... |
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| Description: | Warner Baxter and Billie Dove stand in front of an airplane in a scene from the 1925 film The Air Mail. They are in a half-embrace and both have an arm up... |
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| Description: | Dolores del Rio and Warner Baxter stand beneath a tree in a scene from the 1928 film "Ramona". Baxter portrays Alessandro, a Native American, and del Rio ... |
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| Description: | A man and actress Alice Koerner sit on a horse on the set of the 1939 film "Zenobia." |
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| Description: | Oliver Hardy holds the hand of Alice Koerner as they stand next to a two person bicycle for a publicity photograph for the 1939 film "Zenobia." They are s... |
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| Description: | Oliver Hardy and Alice Koerner sit on a two-person bicycle for a publicity photograph for the 1939 film "Zenobia." Hardy holds a top hat in one hand. The... |
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| Description: | Scene from the 1926 film "Camille" starring Norma Talmadge and Gilbert Roland. Roland sits on a couch and recoils as Talmadge, who is kneeling in front of... |
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| Description: | Norma Talmadge and Gilbert Roland gaze into each other's eyes in a scene from the 1926 film "Camille". He is dressed in a suit and she wears a light sleev... |
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| Description: | Norma Talmadge, as Ruth Graham, grabs the arm of Howard Marston, played by Eugene O'Brien, in the 1918 film "The Ghosts of Yesterday". She looks up at him... |
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