Deforest Gallery

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deforest:Rosalind Russell photographed by George Hurrell, 1930s

deforest:ROBERT MITCHUM in BLOOD ON THE MOON (1948)dir. Robert Wise

deforest:Rita Hayworth on the set of Down to Earth (1947)

death-by-lulz:deforest: Joan Crawford in Possessed (1931) 82 years later and it’s still relevant

deforest:Dorothy Dandridge in London, 1956

deforest:Billie Holiday, c. 1948

deforest:METROPOLIS (1927)dir. Fritz Lang

deforest:Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Joan Crawford, and William Haines strike a comic pose while attendi

deforest:Marlene Dietrich, c. 1933

deforest:Joan Crawford arrives at London’s Waterloo Station, 1932

deforest:Lana Turner by Eric Carpenter for Slightly Dangerous (1942)

deforest:ANNA MAY WONG in DRIFTING (1923) dir. Tod Browning

deforest:CLARA BOW in MANTRAP (1926)dir. Victor Fleming

deforest:James Cagney in Taxi! (1932)

deforest:Verily I say unto you, the days spoken of in the Apocalypse are nigh!METROPOLIS (1927)dir.

deforest:Ginger Rogers during the filming of Swing Time (1936)

deforest:LAUREN BACALL in TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT (1944)dir. Howard Hawks

death-by-lulz:deforest:Joan Crawford in Possessed (1931)82 years later and it’s still relevant

deforest:EARTHA KITT in ANNA LUCASTA (1958) — dir. Arnold Laven

deforest:Elizabeth Taylor, 1940s

deforest: David Niven in Santa Barbara, 1935

deforest:James Cagney gets a stroke of genius in Footlight Parade (1933)

deforest:Rita Hayworth rehearses with choreographer Jack Cole on the set of Gilda (1946)

deforest:Ann Blyth and William Powell in MR. PEABODY AND THE MERMAID (1948)dir. Irving Pichel

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