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nitratediva:From F. Percy Smith’s The Birth of a Flower (1910).

nitratediva: Joan Blondell has a very pre-Code confrontation with Claire Dodd in Footlight Parade (1

nitratediva: Ressel Orla as criminal mastermind Lio Sha in Fritz Lang’s Die Spinnen (1919).

nitratediva:Claudette Colbert hopes for the best in Midnight (1939).

nitratediva: Jean Harlow in Red-Headed Woman (1932).

nitratediva: Ginger Rogers and Joseph Cotten in I’ll Be Seeing You (1944).

nitratediva: Jean Harlow in Red-Headed Woman (1932).

nitratediva: Cary Grant in The Bishop’s Wife (1947).

nitratediva:Anita Page in Our Dancing Daughters (1928).

nitratediva:Jean Harlow delivers one of the most famous (and misquoted) movie lines ever in Hell’s A

nitratediva:Myrna Loy and Warner Baxter in Penthouse (1933).

nitratediva: Olivia de Havilland and Errol Flynn in Four’s a Crowd (1938).

nitratediva:Everyone’s favorite pre-Code bad boy, Warren William, in Employees’ Entrance.

nitratediva:From The Great Ziegfeld (1936).

nitratediva: The Pre-Code Myrna Loy.

nitratediva: A bevy of lingerie models (and Joan Crawford) in Our Blushing Brides (1930).

nitratediva: Kitty Packard (Jean Harlow) explains that she’s an introvert in Dinner at Eight (1933).

nitratediva:Vincent Price and Gene Tierney in Laura (1944).

nitratediva: Dracula’s brides in Drácula (1931), the Spanish language version of the horror classic.

nitratediva: Louise Brooks under the mistletoe in Pandora’s Box (1929).

nitratediva:Seamstresses are overcome by the need to dance when they hear jamming piano music nearby

nitratediva: Greta Garbo in The Mysterious Lady (1928).

nitratediva:Gene Tierney in Thunder Birds (1942).

nitratediva:Dorothy Dandridge in Carmen Jones (1954).

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