Wanda Stevenson performed in Earl Carroll's Vanities on Broadway and posed for photographer John de Mirjian in 1928. It was one of his last photos, as he died that year at the age of 32, crashing while speeding on Long Island.

Lifting a skirt to run through fields of gold.....with Miss Anita Ekberg..........

Sean Flynn, the son of actress Lili Damita and Errol Flynn. Raised by his mother, briefly acted, but his heart was in photojournalism. Well-known for his excellent and worked for Paris Match, Time, & UPI. He disappeared while working in Cambodia in 1970 and was never found.

Pinup Chili Williams, also known as 'The Polka Dot Girl' was famous throughout the 1940s and also appeared in 17 films.........

Model Jo Ann Aehle looks like she's got your number!
Photo by Peter Gowland............

Ava Gardner lolling by the sea ... Portrait by Eric Carpenter, 1943 wearing a 'Mab's of Hollywood' Swimsuit...

Delightful showgirls in the wonderful Pre-Code classic 'Flying Down to Rio' (1933)

Estelle Taylor, with her luxurious dark hair and eyes, was considered one of the most beautiful silent film stars. She successfully made the transaction to talking pictures, including several Pre-Code films - most notably 'Street Scene' in 1931 and 'Call Her Savage' in 1932.

Breakfast on the run with Miss Lauren Bacall.............
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Pre-Code beauty Rochelle Hudson appeared in dozens of films in the 1930s and '40s...

Julie Newmar posing for Alfred Cheney Johnston at age 18. Her mother, Helene Jesmer, posed for him decades before while working as a showgirl for The Ziegfeld Follies. Both women adored both his artistic eye and his kind, gentlemanly manner...

Dorothy Malone perfectly posed in her 1955 Chevy.....

Late night musings with the adorable sassy Alice White.....

Beautiful girl in a polka dot fantasy of a dress... as Marilyn served as Grand Marshal for the Miss America pageant in 1952.

Simone Simon, born this date 4/23/1911 - shown here is a publicity photo for 'Cat People' (1942)...
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Miss Yvonne De Carlo enjoying a bit of California sunshine............

Sultry danger with Alexis Smith... photographed 1942 by Elmer Fyer.......

A study in blue.... with Brigitte Bardot..........

The beautiful Dorothy Dickson -born in the US, danced in the Ziegfeld Follies. She then moved to London where she lived out her life - acting, organizing the UK version of a Stage Door Canteen for soldiers, becoming a close friend to the Queen Mother, and making to age 102.

Audrey Hepburn in the Broadway theatrical production of “Ondine” , 1951.