#walter huston

[citizenscreen]

Evelyn Keyes with her husband and father in law, John and Walter Huston, in 1947. The Hustons were working on THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE at the time.

[gatutor]

Walter Huston-Lupe Vélez "Congo" (Kongo) 1932, de William Cowen.

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Edge of Darkness (1943) Lewis Milestone

October 28th 2024

[colorhollywood]

Old Hollywood stars born between 1878 and 1891

Lionel Barrymore (1878, April 28)

Victor Sjöström (1879, September 20)

W.C. Fields (1880, January 29)

Cecil B. DeMille (1881, August 12)

John Barrymore (1882, February 15)

Bela Lugosi (1882, October 20)

Lon Chaney (1883, April 1)

Douglas Fairbanks (1883, May 23)

Walter Huston (1884, April 5)

Edward Everett Horton (1886, March 18)

Al Jolson (1886, May 26)

Boris Karloff (1887, November 23)

Charlie Chaplin (1889, April 16)

Ronald Colman (1891, February 9)

[oldshowbiz]

October 1945.

Walter Huston, Wayne and Shuster and the Percy Faith Orchestra did a special Victory Loan - War Bond show at Massey Hall in Toronto that was broadcast across Canada on CBC Radio.

[sacredwhores]

William Dieterle - All That Money Can Buy (1941)

[peggy-elise]

Vincent Price as Nicholas Van Ryn in Dragonwyck 1946 🌓

[cursemewithyourkiss]

Ronald Colman as Dick Heldar and Walter Huston as Torpenhow in THE LIGHT THAT FAILED (1939) dir. William A. Wellman

[citizenscreen]

Walter Huston and Joan Crawford in Lewis Milestone’s RAIN (1932)

[gatutor]

Walter Huston-Anita Page "Justicia" (Night court) 1932, de W. S. Van Dyke.

[friendlessghoul]

(Right) Buster Keaton tripping the light fantastic. The light fantastic is non-professional The Roving Camera - Modern Screen

[sewerfight]

yeah well MY cute old man is sitting on a fence eating a whole peach pie by himself

[letterboxd-loggd]

Dodsworth (1936) William Wyler

August 20th 2024

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[lil-doodles]

Drawlloween 2024, Day 29, Flint from Kongo. Walter Huston as Flint from 1932's Kongo, yet another movie that I was unable to watch during the challenge and it's a shame because I'm told that it's a pretty solid tale of revenge and insanity. This drawing is a bit of an experiment with crosshatching and markers. I used a plethora of different markers and the usual 100lbs vellum bristol paper. I almost want to try this one again but that will have to wait for another day as I have more drawings to do for the challenge which continues tomorrow so be there or be square! This drawing and all others from this challenge are available on my website www.deadcatcomix.com All drawings are 8"x10"