OLD HOLLYWOOD IN COLOR

…because it was never black & white

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  • "The color goes kind of crazy"
  • 2014 Old Hollywood in Color Calendar(s)
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  • About This Site
  • An Interview with Mary Pickford at Pickfair
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  • Color Footage from THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY (1929)
  • Color in B/W Movies
    • Bing Crosby Fist Fight
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  • DON JUAN 85th Anniversary of World Premiere
  • Douglas Fairbanks in ROBIN HOOD and THE BLACK PIRATE
  • Edward Everett Horton: His Silent Films
  • Garbo on the Air
  • Glass Slides Celebrate Classic Horror Films + An Interview with Colin Clive!
  • Golden Age Stars and Their Dogs
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  • Happy July 4th – Will Rogers Style
  • Hollywood Party at Twentieth Century-Fox – 1938 Live!
  • Humphrey Bogart in Shakespeare
  • Jean Harlow – Live!
  • July 4th 2015
  • Lon Chaney
  • Lon Chaney Faces – in Motion
  • Lon Chaney in LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT (1927)
  • Lon Chaney in VICTORY (1920)
  • Lost Films We'd Like To See
  • New 2018 Gallery of Color Transfers
  • Old Hollywood in 3D Color
  • On the Set Again with Karloff & Lugosi
  • On the Set with Al Jolson
  • On the Set with Bela Lugosi
  • On the Set with Colin Clive
  • On the Set with Conrad Veidt
  • On the Set with Karloff and Lugosi
  • On the Set with King Kong
  • On the Set with Lon Chaney Sr.
  • On the Set with Olsen and Johnson
  • On the Set with Rin Tin Tin
  • On the Set with Ronald Colman
  • On the Set with Rudolph Valentino
    • BLOOD AND SAND (1922) on TV's "Silents Please"
  • On the Set with Warner Oland
  • On the Set with…the 2017 Edition!
  • Radio Broadcasts
  • Rediscovering a Treasure from Christmas Past – THE JUGGLER OF OUR LADY
  • Rediscovering Bing Crosby
  • Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
  • Santa Bela
  • Silent Screen Stars on Radio
    • Clive Brook and Anna May Wong
    • Silent Stars on Radio Part 2
  • Stars of Lost Films of the 1920s
  • THE BIG PARADE (1925) New on Blu-ray
  • The First Rock Stars
  • THE LOST WORLD (1925) – The Original Continuity Script
  • The Original BEN-HUR (1925)
  • The Spirit of Christmas Past
  • Video Tour of DON JUAN Souvenir Programs
  • Video Tour of the Souvenir Program from BEN-HUR (1925)
  • Vintage Stars & Cigarette Cards
  • William S. Hart
    • THE SHERIFF'S YELLOW STREAK (1915)

• The Book That Started It All:

  

• The Original Rin Tin Tin on NBC Radio in 1930:

  

• Humphrey Bogart in 1937:

  

• Jean Harlow in 1935:

  

• Bette Davis (1933):

  

• Program Brochure for MARIE ANTOINETTE (1938):

  

• W.C. Fields circa 1934:

  

• Original Glass Slide 1927:

  

• Lillian Gish circa 1919:

  

• DeMille’s KING OF KINGS (1927) – Mary Magdalene and Judas:

  

• Humphrey Bogart in 1942:

  

• Program for the covered wagon (1923):

  

• 1925 Painting of Rudolph Valentino from the film Monsieur Beaucaire (1924):

  

• Glass Slide for the “lost” Disraeli (1921):

  

• John Gilbert in 1933:

  

• Lobby card from frankenstein (1931):

  

• Warner Oland as Himself:

  

• Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Edward Everett Horton in reaching for the moon (1931):

  

• Silent film western star harry carey still going strong in 1941, with betty field:

  

• Colin Clive in 1935:

  

• Hoot Gibson, another silent film/talkie cowboy star:

  

• W.C. Fields and George Arliss in 1939:

  

• Conrad Veidt in 1941:

  

• Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Mary Pickford in the taming of the shrew (1929):

  

• Charles Chaplin circa 1915:

  

• Gary Cooper in the lost film BEAU SABREUR (1928):

  

• Ramon Novarro in THE PAGAN (1929):

  

• Original glass slide with Wallace Reid (1918):

  

• Mary Astor & John Gilbert in 1935:

  

• Original glass slide for the colleen moore-gary cooper silent film lilac time(1928):

  

• Rudolph Valentino in the young rajah (1922):

  

• The Brides of Dracula from the 1931 version of DRACULA:

  

• Original glass slide for the al jolson part-talkie the singing fool (1928):

  

• Bela Lugosi in his Prime:

  

• A “lost” Valentino film from 1924:

  

• Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy circa 1932:

  

• Vilma Banky circa 1926:

  

• Al Jolson and Rin Tin Tin 1927:

  

• Lon Chaney Sr. in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925):

  

• mary astor and clark gable in red dust (1932):

  

• Clara Bow in 1928:

  

• Helen Chandler and Ramon Novarro in DAYBREAK (1931):

  

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