Here’s another mystery photo, courtesy of Steven Bibb.
[Update: After fifteen years, Esther Ralston, former Paramount star, stages a reunion with Adolph Zukor, chairman of the board of directors of Paramount Productions, the man who discovered her and put her in “Old Ironsides,” the epic production. She and 29 other silent stars and featured players have roles in “Hollywood Boulevard” (1936) story of the crisis in the life of a film star.
[Please congratulate Mary Mallory, Claire Lockhart in a rare Daily Mirror appearance (hurry back!) and Mike Hawks for identifying them and Nick Santa Maria (also making a rare appearance — hurry back!) Don Danard, Rick Scott and James Curtis for identifying Zukor.
[Most of all, the Daily Mirror thanks Steven Bibb for his continuing generosity in sharing his mystery photos. We couldn’t do it without him. (And Steven points out that Zukor was his relative). ]
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Is that my gal Lyda Roberti on the right? Love her.
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Adolph Zukor with Esther Ralston.
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I think the man is Adolph Zukor. Don’t know the girl.
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Is it Adolph Zukor and Esther Ralston on the set of HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD (1936)?????
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On the set of HOLLYWOOD BLVD.
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The gentleman on the ladies right is Adolph Zukor. She looks a teeny bit like Joan Marsh, but I don’t think it is.
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This is Adolph Zukor with Esther Ralston on the set of HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD 1936.
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Looks like DeMille
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Jesse Lasky and Gloria Swanson?
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The gentleman is Adolph Zukor; the lady escapes me.
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The guy on the left looks like Bob Birchard the film historian/film editor. On the right is a young female admirer.
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The gentleman on the left is Adolph Zukor.
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Well, I am embarrassed–I interviewed Esther Ralston!
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