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The very talented comedienne Carole Lombard, was one of the most successful and beautiful actress in the 1930s. Here is a list of some of my favorite films of the legendary, Carole Lombard: No Man of Her Own(1932). Comedy film. Cast: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard as a married couple in their on read more

**Firstly, happy birthday to my dad-famous to all of you for his insightful “Summer Place” comments ** This is the seventeenth installment of the monthly classic actress beauty tips that I have read about and tested. 1930s Carole Lombard hairstyle I was trying to copy In honor of Caro read more

Personal Quote: "I've lived by a man's code designed to fit a man's world, yet at the same time I never forget that a woman's first job is to choose the right shade of lipstick". Carole Lombard blogathon. October 6-9, 2011. Please click here to learn more about Carole Lombard. read more

My girl Carole and her cute little friend.. read more

Personal Quote: "Marvelous girl. Crazy as a bedbug" - Howard Hawks. read more

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Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, first met when they worked together in their only film, No Man of Her Own(1932). The story begins when, Gambler Babe Steward is in trouble with the law and decides to hide out in a small town. There he meets librarian Connie Randall. They flip a coin to decide whe read more

 Your eye  might have been caught by a certain striking image on the left panel of the page of lovely Miss Carole Lombard. She is the first in my latest addition to this blog under the concept of current obsessions. Expect this to change as my tastes do. Carole Lombard I discovered Lombard through read more

Everyone knows my favorite actress of all time is Carole Lombard and today is her birthday. the 5' 2" beauty was a comedy hit during the 30s and 40s. Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on October 6, 1908 under the name of Jane Alice Peters. Young Jane Alice loved the Friday night movie night with her fam read more

Carole Lombard made her film debut at the age of twelve after she was seen playing baseball in the street by director Allan Dwan. He cast her as a tomboy in A Perfect Crime (1921). In the 1920s, she was credited as 'Jane Peters', then later as 'Carol Lombard'. Her friend Miriam Cooper helped Lombar read more

Is Carole Lombard in love at last? That was the title of an article that appeared in Liberty magazine in 1936. That was the year the world discovered what most of Hollywood already knew: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard were in love. Lombard and Gable  The article is an interesting look ba read more

From star to superstar: Carole Lombard Breaks Out If 1936 was a watershed year for Carole Lombard, 1937 wasn't too bad either. Lombard starred in three films released in 1937, all of which were critical and box office successes. Swing High, Swing Low was the highest grossing film for Paramoun read more

Is Carole Lombard in love at last? That was the title of an article that appeared in Liberty magazine in 1936. That was the year the world discovered what most of Hollywood already knew: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard were in love. Lombard and Gable  The article is an interesting look ba read more

From star to superstar: Carole Lombard Breaks Out If 1936 was a watershed year for Carole Lombard, 1937 wasn't too bad either. Lombard starred in three films released in 1937, all of which were critical and box office successes. Swing High, Swing Low was the highest grossing film for Paramoun read more

Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball at Facets Film School Steve Reginald (Classic Movie Man) will be teaching "Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball" at Facets Film School next month. The class will be a continuation of sorts to his last class at Facets: "The Screwball Comedy and the Feminine M read more

Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball at Facets Film School Steve Reginald (Classic Movie Man) will be teaching "Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball" at Facets Film School next month. The class will be a continuation of sorts to his last class at Facets: "The Screwball Comedy and the Feminine M read more

Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball A genre and a star is born With the exception of perhaps Cary Grant, no movie star has been more identified with screwball comedy than Carole Lombard. In fact, if it weren’t for Lombard, the genre might not have received its name. “Miss Lombard read more

Carole Lombard: The Divine Screwball A genre and a star is born With the exception of perhaps Cary Grant, no movie star has been more identified with screwball comedy than Carole Lombard. In fact, if it weren’t for Lombard, the genre might not have received its name. “Miss Lombard read more

http://community.livejournal.com/carole_and_coClick to check out Vincent's AWESOME web sight. :)Carole & Co.Reflections on Carole Lombard & classic Hollywood read more

Carole Lombard: Bathing Beauty Não há nada mais raro em Hollywood do que um sucesso da noite para o dia. Ou melhor: todo mundo que faz sucesso da noite para o dia já estava trabalhando muito, há anos, em pequenos papéis antes da grande chance. Isso aconteceu com Carole Lombard que, antes read more