Louise Brooks – 1927
Louise by George Hommel, 1927. This session may have been the result of the studio trying out new looks for her upcoming role as a French “escort” in the lost film Evening Clothes (1927).
Louise Brooks – 1926
Louise in one of the first Paramount publicity photos to feature a different take on her traditional bob. Portrait by George P. Hommel, 1926.
Louise Brooks – 1929
Louise Brooks in a Nero-Film studio publicity portrait for “Pandora’s Box” (1929)
Louise Brooks – 1931
Louise in a publicity still by Otto Dyar for the 1931 film “It Pays to Advertise.” The cast featured Carole Lombard in a co-starring role with Norman Foster while Louise had a small part. It was to be her final film for Paramount.
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My wife, bless her tells me that I am rapidly becoming, or perhaps that should read have become a “Grumpy old fart”, so what better forum to spread my doom, gloom and paranoia than WordPress. I also have a love of old pictures, postcards and Edwardian Actresses, in particular Miss Gabrielle Ray which I hope to share at regular intervals. As my collection has grown I have set up another blog which contains only pictures of Miss Ray. Gabrielle Ray Thank you for viewing and comments are welcome.
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