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Joan Blondell Publicity Still
November 1932
Publicity still of actress Joan Blondell. Personality portrait by Elmer Fryer, Warner Bros. and First National.
Publicity still of Joan Blondell
Actress Joan Blondell sits on a wall for a publicity photo. She wears a scarf on her head.
The House Across The Bay-Joan Bennett
Publicity shot of Joan Bennett for "The House Across The Bay" showing her in furs reclining on a chaise.
Publicity Still from The Importance of Being Earnest
1952
Edith Evans, Joan Greenwood, and Michael Denison in The Importance of Being Earnest (British Film Makers, 1952). Beatrice Dawson designed the costumes.
Arlington Garage
1924
View across street towards another competitor to Louis Schoelkopf's Ford business, the Arlington Garage, which sold automobiles and accessories for the Jacobson Auto Company, such as the Essex Chal...
