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Los Angeles Times file photo Update: This is Eleanore Whitney! Information on the back of the photo, published May 16, 1937, says: “Fanchon, Hollywood’s only woman producer, says that Eleanore Whitney has the loveliest ‘pout’ on the screen. But pouting or smiling, most persons agree that Eleanore is attractive. She is shown here as she appears with Johnny Downs and Charlie Ruggles in Paramount’s ‘Turn Off the Moon.’ ”
A photograph showing everything that was banned in Hollywood photos.
Oct. 28, 1979: I’ve heard about this photo but never seen it until now. Unfortunately, the reproduction is fairly murky. Note the mention of our mystery lady, Eleanore Whitney. A better copy is here, misattributed to Life magazine.
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Lucille Ball. I think.
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Betty White.
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Lucille Bremer
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I have two actresses in mind, first of all Diana Lewis.
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Constance Moore
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Jeanne Cagney
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Joan Fontaine?
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Marilyn Miller.
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How about Danielle Darrieux.
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My final choice for the day is Eleanore Whitney.
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Virginia Field.
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Is it Alexis Smith ?
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Cara Williams from today’s picture? Was Mike Hawks ever a studio chief? He sure knows them!
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Cara Williams
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ann Dvorak
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Heather Angel.
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Eleanore Whitney.
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Louise Rainer?
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Margaret Lockwood
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Okay, I’ll take a stab at Iago… Benita Hume, Mrs. Ronald Coleman.
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Had to let it digest a few days, but it looks like Olympe Bradna, and in the newest photo she is with Tom Keene.
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The guy glued to her cheek is Tom Keene (aka George Duryea, aka Richard Powers).
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The mystery man companion is Tom Keene the actor with three names during his career. George Duryea and Richard Powers were the other names.
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Monday’s photo is from TURN OFF THE MOON. Today’s photo is form TIMOTHY’S QUEST and that’s Tom Keene.
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Adrienne Ames
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What that REALLY the guy’s first name? How appropriate for dealing with the Production Code people regarding cleavage? And it wasn’t just cleavage that was a problem, sometimes nipples too.
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Oof. Not recognizing Tom Keene is right up there (for me) on the embarrassment scale with not recognizing Jobyna Ralston. I am so BAD at this.
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