Mabelle Swor, showgirl, actress, and one-time paramour of William Randolph Hearst...photographed in 1926 by John de Mirjian...

Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed joyfully practicing their dance on the set of 'It's A Wonderful Life' (1946)

Vincent Price #BOTD once stated, “A man who limits his interests limits his life.” Actor of stage, film, television & radio, acclaimed chef, author, art collector, lecturer, and marvelous raconteur-all parts of the man with the unforgettable voice who lived life with endless joy

Good morning, Miss Vikki Dougan!!!

Getting a kick out of life... with Miss Bettie Page...........

The lovely Miss Ann-Margret..........

Famed photographer Bunny Yeager in her brunette years... Self portrait.....

Ava Gardner, photographed for 'The Killers' (1946)........

Bedroom eyes...with Veronica Lake.....

Miss Sally Rand appears to be posing inside her famous bubble. Clever photograph by Maurice Seymour, 1930s.

An effervescent Louise Brooks opens the cocktail hour....

'Nobody can be exactly like me. Sometimes even I have trouble doing it.'
Tallulah Bankhead......

Anita Ekberg reveling in the golden sun of 1954..........

Doris Eaton Travis-the last survivor of the Ziegfeld Girls lived a powerful life, owning 18 dance studios, raising quarter horses in her 70's, graduating college at 88- and became an activist for Broadway Aids benefits - dancing for them up until she passed at age 106!

Bessie Love, captured in all her innocent beauty, 1920 by Hoover Art Studios.......

Marion 'Kiki' Roberts - the showgirl who became known for her relationship with the New York gangster Jack 'Legs' Diamond. After his death she moved to Allentown, PA and faded away unknown.......photo by Alfred Cheney Johnston...

Have to wonder what Marilyn has chosen to listen to?

Miss Ann Sheridan starts the morning off with a touch of glamour...

Noir breakfasting with Linda Darnell................

Marie Hopkins, sporting a sexy and fierce costume for The Ziegfeld Follies in a 1930 photograph by Charles Sinclair Bull. In a strange twist, the photo, at times, has been misidentified as Anita Page.