Carole & Co.

1st

• 09:25 am vp19 'Show'-ing two sides of Lombard
• 06:32 pm cinemafan2 Somethings never go out of fashion ...

2nd

• 08:19 am vp19 It's hard out here for a star - 1 comment

3rd

• 12:07 am vp19 See Valentino for yourself this Friday

4th

• 07:10 am vp19 'Baby, let's cruise...away from here...'

5th

• 02:15 am vp19 Marriage and movies can't mix - 1 comment

6th

• 01:59 am vp19 Get your own Gable, gals: Here's how - 4 comments

7th

• 08:19 am vp19 Pay a vintage visit

8th

• 01:23 am vp19 Mothers and movie stars - 2 comments

9th

• 12:00 am vp19 A fan magazine, en francais

10th

• 12:07 am vp19 Twice the woman she was before: Carole goes Gish

11th

• 01:10 am vp19 Carole and Fred, via Tally

12th

• 12:59 am vp19 Carole plays nurse

13th

• 12:00 am vp19 This window card 'Comes Across'

14th

• 01:09 am vp19 Leggy in linen

15th

• 12:05 am vp19 A dictionary for the flapper flock

16th

• 01:00 am vp19 CMBA Movies of 1939 Blogathon: "Made For Each Other" - 9 comments

17th

• 12:00 am vp19 Lombard, with some Spanish spice - 1 comment

18th

• 12:01 am vp19 Two more from p1202 - 1 comment

19th

• 06:55 am vp19 This month's heiress: When Stanwyck went 'Mad'

20th

• 12:01 am vp19 These clippings are 'What They Wanted'

21st

• 01:32 am vp19 A clearance on Carole

22nd

• 12:57 am vp19 Yet more from Tally

23rd

• 03:39 am vp19 Learn more about 1920s film...daily

24th

• 12:48 am vp19 It takes two to 'Rumba' - 1 comment

25th

• 01:19 am vp19 Connie, not Carol(e), nearly made a 'Racket(eer)'

26th

• 01:44 am vp19 Was Carole's face red? Her hair seemingly was - 1 comment

27th

• 12:01 am vp19 Get ready to place your bids

28th

• 12:59 am vp19 Bid for Lombard...get an extra page free - 1 comment

29th

• 01:32 am vp19 Carole and Marlene, via Maria - 3 comments

30th

• 03:45 am vp19 Looking back: May 1932 - 1 comment

31st

• 07:19 am vp19 Enter June in the house of Morgan