#Barbara Hutton

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1954 Barbara Hutton the granddaughter of F.W. Woolworth, and heiress to the department store chain, sits with her poodle. Getty Images.

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Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth''s fortune, were married on July 8, 1942. They divorced in 1945.

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Barbara Hutton by Cecil Beaton 1961

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Wedding ring (hidden and not) on Cary Grant's finger in films made during their marriage with Barbara Hutton:

Once Upon a Honeymoon (1942) (character is not married)

Mr. Lucky (1943) (character is not married)

Destination Tokyo (1943) (character is married)

Once Upon a Time (1943) (character is not married)

None but the Lonely Heart (1944) (character is not married)

Ring is not there in "The Talk of the Town" (1942), cos movie was filmed before the wedding, also absent in "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1944), 'cos actual filming was done in 1941.

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"IN consideration for his signing of a marriage contract renouncing all claims to the colossal fortune of his bride, the former Barbara Hutton of New York, one of the richest of American heiresses, Prince Alexis Mdivani has received a settlement of $250,000 a year from Franklyn L. Hutton, father of the bride. The expenses of the American girl's wedding, including the religious rites at the Russian Orthodox church in Paris, are estimated at $150,000. Layout above shows how sum was spent. The $150,000 is exclusive of a fortune in wedding gifts and jewels not listed above." - from the Kingston Whig-Standard. June 26, 1933. Page 9. Captions read: The bride's trousseau $15,000 Wedding reception $10,000 Daily receptions, parties $15,000 SETTLEMENT OF $250,000 A YEAR Travel of relatives $30,000 Hotel, meals, wines $40,000 Reconditioning of church $3,000 Centre: PRINCESS MDIVANI Left: PRINCE ALEXIS MDIVANI Right: FRANKLYN HUTTON

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2023: Barry Newman, Barry Foster Newman, attore statunitense. Dopo gli esordi come attore teatrale a Broadway, Newman si è affermato come interprete televisivo, grazie soprattutto al ruolo dell’avvocato italo-americano Anthony J. Petrocelli nella serie Petrocelli (1974-1976), personaggio che aveva già precedentemente interpretato sul grande schermo nel film Al di là di ogni ragionevole…

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Music in the Air

Above: The Cat and the Fiddle (Pete Gordon) and Mickey Mouse (a monkey in a very creepy costume) were featured in 1934's Babes In Toyland. We close out the old year and ring in the new with a bit of song and dance from three musicals that entertained New Yorkers in the waning days of 1934. Dec. 22, 1934 cover by Arnold Hall. The work of composer Jerome Kern and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II were…

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"The professor, the antiquities collector, it all felt funny."

Leverage S04E16 The Gold Job.

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Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973, John Newland)

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Let's Face It, US Lobby Card #6. 1943

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Farrah Fawcett as Barbara Hutton: Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story (1987).

The true story of one of the richest women in America - heiress to the Woolworth fortune. She had vast wealth and seven husbands, but never found lasting love.

IMDb 6,9

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Paula Prentiss & Jim Hutton - Stella Stevens - Barbara Eden & Michael Callan - Sharon Tate for Coppertone on #NationalSunscreenDay

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100+ High Resolution Celebrity Images, Posters & Canvas Prints, Free Download, PNG files

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Vintage Hollywood New Years Celebrity Pics From The '20s to The '60s

Vintage Hollywood New Years Celebrity Pics From The ’20s to The ’60s

Esther Williams and creepy baby New Year Doll, 1944 We’ve already shared several vintage celebrity pinup pics for Easter, Christmas and Thanksgiving, but had yet to do New Years. Until now. And we have a great collection. Vintage Hollywood New Years Celebrity Pics Mary Pickford, 1923 To promote their starlets, Hollywood motion picture studios would photograph their most popular stars for the…