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Many of the glamorous movie stars from the Golden Age of cinema, and earlier, are featured in this classic card set. The colourful portraits of each movie star are set on an appropriately golden background. Movie veterans Joan Crawford and Greta Garbo, both included in this cinema treasure, had successful careers that spanned the Silent and the Golden Era. Hollywood's highest earners from the 1930s appear in this set, including the Academy Award winning and hardworking Claudette Colbert; the woman who inspired millions to dye their hair blonde, Jean Harlow; controversial and wild Mae West who rewrote many of the scenes that she appeared in, and Kay Francis, who some say was motivated more by money than quality scripts.
You will also find the first “scream queen”, Fay Wray who is best remembered for her role in the classic horror film King Kong. Gloria Stuart is one of the few stars depicted on this set to have been lucky enough to have witnessed the film industry from the Silent films right through to today. She was quite recently nominated for an Academy Award for her part in the epic film Titanic. There are numerous other vintage movie icons in this set, too many to mention. Please browse through my other movie card set blogs.
Rothmans, Beauties Of The Cinema, 1939 (40 cards)
Includes:Heather Angel,Constance Bennett,Joan Bennett,Elisabeth Bergner,Tala Birell,Sally Blane,Joan Blondell,Chili Bouchier,Mary Carlisle,Madeleine Carroll,Dorothy Gulliver,Joan Crawford,Marlene Dietrich,Rose Hobart,Myrna Loy,June Marlowe,Jessie Matthews,Grace, Moore,Merle Oberon,Dolores Del Rio,Claudette Colbert,Lilian Harvey,Kathryn Crawford,Mae West,Jean Harlow,Irene Dunne,Sydney Fox,Kay Francis,Greta Garbo,Janet Gaynor,Norma Shearer,Barbara Stanwyck,Anna Sten,Gloria Stuart,Lupita Tovar,Marion Davies,Anna, May Wong,Fay Wray,Diana Wynyard,Loretta Young,
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