April 19, 2012
Orson Welles & Delores del Rio 

Orson Welles & Delores del Rio 

April 19, 2012
Since 1932, Welles had fallen in love with the older Mexican actress, Dolores del Río. They lived a torrid romance between 1938 and 1942.[50] They acted together in the movie Journey into Fear (1943) but the affair ended soon after filming ended. Rebecca Welles, the daughter of Welles and Rita Hayworth, met Dolores in 1954 and said: “My father considered her the great love of his life…She was a living legend in the history of my family”.[51] Welles once remarked that he was incredibly impressed by her lingerie, which had been handmade by nuns in France.
(Wikipedia)

Since 1932, Welles had fallen in love with the older Mexican actress, Dolores del Río. They lived a torrid romance between 1938 and 1942.[50] They acted together in the movie Journey into Fear (1943) but the affair ended soon after filming ended. Rebecca Welles, the daughter of Welles and Rita Hayworth, met Dolores in 1954 and said: “My father considered her the great love of his life…She was a living legend in the history of my family”.[51] Welles once remarked that he was incredibly impressed by her lingerie, which had been handmade by nuns in France.

(Wikipedia)

March 27, 2012
mothgirlwings:

Newlyweds Carole Lombard and William Powell, at home - 1932

mothgirlwings:

Newlyweds Carole Lombard and William Powell, at home - 1932

February 26, 2012
Clark Gable & Joan Crawford

Clark Gable & Joan Crawford

February 26, 2012
Joan Crawford & Clark Gable

Joan Crawford & Clark Gable

February 4, 2012
Lady Thelma Furness & Edward VIII
Lady Furness was the identical twin sister of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt (the maternal grandmother of Anderson Cooper.) She first met the Prince of Wales at a ball at Londonderry House in 1926[14] but they did not meet again until the Leicestershire Agricultural Show at Leicester on 14 June 1929.[15] The Prince asked her to dine and they met regularly until she joined the Prince on safari in East Africa early in 1930, when a closer relationship developed.[16] On the Prince’s return to England in April 1930 she was his regular weekend companion at the newly acquired Fort Belvedere until January 1934. On 10 January 1931 at her house Burrough Court, near Melton Mowbray, she introduced the Prince to her close friend Mrs Wallis Simpson and, whilst visiting her sister Gloria in America between January and March 1934, she was supplanted in the Prince’s affection by Mrs Simpson.[17] Reacting to the Prince’s coldness later that year she threw herself into a short-lived affair with Prince Aly Khan.[18] 
Lady Furness died in New York City. As her niece, Gloria Vanderbilt, recalled, “She dropped dead on Seventy-third and Lexington on her way to see the doctor. In her bag was this miniature teddy bear that the Prince of Wales had given her, years before, when she came to be with my mother at the custody trial, and it was worn down to the nub”.[1][20](.)

Lady Thelma Furness & Edward VIII

Lady Furness was the identical twin sister of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt (the maternal grandmother of Anderson Cooper.) She first met the Prince of Wales at a ball at Londonderry House in 1926[14] but they did not meet again until the Leicestershire Agricultural Show at Leicester on 14 June 1929.[15] The Prince asked her to dine and they met regularly until she joined the Prince on safari in East Africa early in 1930, when a closer relationship developed.[16] On the Prince’s return to England in April 1930 she was his regular weekend companion at the newly acquired Fort Belvedere until January 1934. On 10 January 1931 at her house Burrough Court, near Melton Mowbray, she introduced the Prince to her close friend Mrs Wallis Simpson and, whilst visiting her sister Gloria in America between January and March 1934, she was supplanted in the Prince’s affection by Mrs Simpson.[17] Reacting to the Prince’s coldness later that year she threw herself into a short-lived affair with Prince Aly Khan.[18] 

Lady Furness died in New York City. As her niece, Gloria Vanderbilt, recalled, “She dropped dead on Seventy-third and Lexington on her way to see the doctor. In her bag was this miniature teddy bear that the Prince of Wales had given her, years before, when she came to be with my mother at the custody trial, and it was worn down to the nub”.[1][20](.)

January 31, 2012
Dorothy Lamour & John Howard, 1939

Dorothy Lamour & John Howard, 1939

January 19, 2012
Dorothy Lamour & Herbie Kaye

Dorothy Lamour & Herbie Kaye

January 19, 2012
thatfontainewoman:

blissfulreverie:

twelvebells:

Jimmy Stewart and Olivia de Havilland in 1938

thatfontainewoman:

blissfulreverie:

twelvebells:

Jimmy Stewart and Olivia de Havilland in 1938

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