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Update: Marjorie Rambeau in "Merely Mary Ann," 1915.
Just I have to approve The answer to last week's photo: Jack Mulhall. Los Angeles Times file photo
Update: Marjorie Rambeau in "The Night Duel," 1926. This was unidentified in The Times photos, so I didn't realize it was from a play when I posted it. Look out! The dame's got a gun! Please congratulate Eve Golden and Carmen for correctly identifying our mystery woman. Los Angeles Times file photo
Update: Marjorie Rambeau and Franklin Pangborn in "In His Arms," a play, 1929. Here's our mystery woman with a mystery companion — OK, well he's not terribly mysterious, is he? Please congratulate Dewey Webb for recognizing our mystery gal. Los Angeles Times file photo
Update: Marjorie Rambeau in "Tugboat Annie Sails Again," 1940. Yes, this is really her. Please congratulate Don Danard and Paul Cardinal for correctly identifying our mystery guest. Los Angeles Times file photo
Update: Marjorie Rambeau with George Raft in "Broadway," 1942. OK, I said I would identify our mystery woman today. But I'm having so much fun with these old pictures I'm going to drag it out until tomorrow. Los Angeles Times file photo
Marjorie Rambeau in "The Palm Springs Story," 1964. Notice the meticulous detail The Times' art department used to paint out Robin Hayes, 3. Look closely. The artist filled out the pattern in Rambeau's blouse.
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Mary Garden?
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Marjorie Rambeau? I can tell it was taken in the early- mid-1910s.
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Everlyn Nesbit?
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Margaret Dumont?
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Laurette Taylor
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Could this be Marjorie Main before she matured into Ma Kettle?
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Marjorie Rambeau
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Larry: How about Enid Bennett. Mike
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Billie Dove
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Mary Miles Minter?
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A second stab: Alma Rubens?
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Julian Eltinge?
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MARGARET SULLAVAN
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Definitely a dowager with Franklin Pangborn, but which dowager…
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Is that Tallulah Bankhead with Franklin Pangborn?
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marion davies and franklin pangborn
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Larry: How about Marjorie Rambeau with Franklin Pangborn. Mike
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He is a young Franklin Pangborn.
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Carmel Myers
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Marjorie Kane?
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Is it Alla Nazimova and Franklin Pangborn in the play The Marionettes?
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Is that Marjorie Rambeau with Pangborn? They starred in “Her Man” together, but neither wears anything like that in the stills we have.
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Pert Kelton
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Clara Bow, the “It Girl”
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Betty Compson
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Dorothy Dix
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Mildred Davis
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Wild guess – Lila Leslie?
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How could it be anyone other than Mabel Normand…. And the older beau would have to be Mack Senett.
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Margaret Dumont
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Norma Talmadge ?
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Angela Lansbury
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Clara Kimball Young
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Marjorie Rambeau
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Esther Barrymore
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OOps sorry Ethel Barrymore.
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marjorie beebe
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Ethel Barrymore?
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In the radio listener picture, she’s beginning to look more like Ethyl Barrymore (who I am certain, she is not).
BTW: Roles for women have changed radically since the thirties. When was the last time any of us heard the term ‘dowager’?
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Blanche Sweet
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I think it is Sylvia Sidney.
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Constance Talmadge???
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Janet Gaynor?
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Dot Farley
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Julia Faye
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Could it possibly be Ethel Barrymore?
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Ellen Corby?
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The actress is Martha Mattox.
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The guest is Franklin Pangborn.
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Josephine Hutchison?
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The older she gets, the more she could be Spring Byington. Is she?
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Alison Skipworth
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Mary Boland
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Larry: The film w/George Raft and Marjorie is BROADWAY 1942 Universal. Mike Hawks
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Larry: The film w/george and Marjorie Rambeau is BROADWAY 1942 Universal. Mike Hawks
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Is it two strikes and you’re out when guessing the mystery person? Today it’s Marjorie with George Raft in Broadway. Was yesterday’s still from 20 MULE TEAM, IN OLD OKLAHOMA?
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could it be Spring Byington?
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Larry, this is two weeks in a row that you have lied about the date that the answer would be revealed, moving it from Friday (as “advertised”) to Saturday, because you were “having so much fun.”
If you are going to continue to lie about it, why not just change the boilerplate text at the beginning to say, “The answer will be revealed Saturday.”
It would be more honest.
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I think I recognize Gladys George who I remember from an early Doris Day movie. Right?
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Re: Marjorie Rambeau. Thanks for giving us these great pics & your column in general. I love these “toughies” & even tho my giesses have generally been incorrect, they are never just random….I enjoy trying to figure out the ans on these great names that are now forgotten. Looking forward to your column everyday!
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