Here is a new gallery of black-and-white to color transfers that I have made during the past several months. As the software technology improves so does my work.
Alice Joyce in her home circa 1920:
Alice Joyce tries her hand at archery c. 1920:
Anna May Wong at a movie premiere circa 1931:
It’s 1928 and the talkies are coming. A rare photo showing a film star being coached on speaking for the microphone – Anita Page at the USC Speech Department:
Rudolph Valentino greets visitors to the set of MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE in 1924. The lady is Mrs. Valentino, Natascha Rambova:
Carmel Myers snuggles up to Francis X. Bushman in BEN-HUR (1925):
Screenwriter Bess Meredyth gets into the spirit of things during the filming of BEN-HUR (1925):
Lon Chaney in makeup for DR. WU (1927) chats with fellow MGM star Col. Tim McCoy:
Clara Bow seems displeased with the attentions of Ernest Torrence and Percy Montmart as director Victor Fleming (in white hat) moves things along. Cinematographer James Wong Howe is in the snap cap behind the camera. On the set of MANTRAP (1926):
A radiant Dolores Del Rio in REVENGE (1927):
Norma Shearer and Lionel Barrymore at Half Dome, CA in A FREE SOUL (1931):
Greta Garbo returns to America after a trip to her home in Sweden, 1933:
Gary Cooper and Thelma Todd enjoy the view during the filming of NEVADA (1927):
Gloria Swanson and Cecil B. DeMille on the set of THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOLE (1921). Also left to right are Theodore Kosloff, Elliot Dexter, Agnes Ayres, Jeannie MacPherson, and Wallace Reid:
Marian Nixon on location for RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE (1925):
A striking image of Strongheart and Lady Jule in 1924:
OLD HOLLYWOOD IN COLOR 
These are wonderful! Thank you.. As much as I love black and white I love the realism of seeing them in color.
Love these, a totally fresh perspective. Thank you.
These are all beautiful! I would like to see more Marx Bros, Al Jolson and Mel Blanc. Just to name a few! I have colorized a few pics but you are an artist! Keep up the good work and thankyou….
Love it
Spectacular series of photos. Brings them all to life!