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jeanharlowshair · 1 year ago
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Screenland Magazine, August 1946.
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weirdlookindog · 1 year ago
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Is Theda Bara Alive or Dead?
From Screenland, June 1923.
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citizenscreen · 3 months ago
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Shirley Temple featured on the October 1944 issue of Screenland Magazine
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thursdaymurderbub · 4 months ago
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Screenland magazine, January 1938
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friendlessghoul · 8 months ago
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Team work! Buster Keaton tending the Cody mustache while Lew powders the well-known Keaton "deadpan." Just a couple of pals, that's all!
-Screenland Magazine
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cosmic60s · 5 months ago
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August 1953
“The Tragic Curse on Martin and Lewis” by Elizabeth MacDonald (Screenland magazine)
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burtlancster · 2 days ago
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Screenland Vol. 54, No. 10. August, 1950. Original Caption: Errol looks scared stiff between the two Amazons, Bob Mitchum and Burt Lancaster, at Friars' Frolic.
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bibidotcom · 9 months ago
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new john dall pics just dropped
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secretceremonies · 1 year ago
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We Might As Well Face It - They Smell!
by Elizabeth Wilson for Screenland (Nov 1938-Apr 1939)
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jerrylewis-thekid · 5 months ago
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Dean and Jerry had known Peter Lawford since 1948 and they performed together.
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jeanharlowshair · 1 year ago
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Screenland Magazine, May 1950.
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the-myrna-loy-blog · 8 months ago
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hollywoodholdall · 3 months ago
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[Excerpt reads: "Blini replaced the soup. Blini are really crepes (very thin French pancakes), spread with caviar, rolled and smothered in sour cream. "I had blini for the first time years ago, at a little Russian café," Dolores told me. "It is a Russian dish, not a Mexican one, but I adored it and could not get enough. Often I make a whole meal of blini, and so I want to tell you about it. Everyone likes it who comes here. Jack Gilbert is one--if he is coming, he always asks if I am going to have blini!" Here is the recipe for this delicacy. You can increase the quantities if you wish to serve more people : Crepes 1/2 cup flour 3 tablespoons powdered sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup milk 1 egg Mix your dry ingredients, add milk, stir until perfectly smooth. Add egg, beat thoroughly and cook in greased pan. Spread each crepe with caviar, roll and cover with sour cream. A cupful of sour cream is beaten up with the juice of a lemon and a teaspoon of sugar, and this dressing is added just before the dish is served.
"Gary Cooper is also very fond of blini," remembered Dolores, as we disposed of the luscious rolls. "Gary is my best guest--he always has two helpings of everything!"]
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Dolores Del Rio’s blini recipe from Screenland, 1934
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thursdaymurderbub · 4 months ago
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Screenland magazine, January 1938
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friendlessghoul · 8 months ago
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Yo Ho Ho! and a Buster Keaton Location Screenland, March 1929
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burtlancster · 1 month ago
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Burt Lancaster poses for director Irving Reis’ water glass lens on the set of All My Sons, 1948.
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