Favorite Golden Era Couples

[rue]

She was beautiful!

 

[Connery]

The Goldwyns so happy great pictures Hadley!!

 

[Connery]

William Randolph Hearst Marion Davies

 

[HadleyH]

^^^
Absolutely!

if we are talking Hollywood, these two top my list!:clap:

 

[Connery]

^^^
I did a search my apologies.

D. W. Griffith Evelyn Baldwin

At their wedding

 

[Marzena]

Irene and Vernon Castle, anyone?

 

[TidiousTed]

I'm sure they've been mentioned before, but my favourites are and will always be Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Becall

 

[Connery]

Ruby Keeler and Al Jolson

 

[jamespowers]

Lou Costello and Anne Battler

 

[Marc Chevalier]

She was beautiful!

And she was madly in love with director George Cukor ... who was gay. Nonetheless, they remained extremely close friends for a lifetime.


Frances's marriage to Sam Goldwyn was one of convenience; but she stayed loyal, if not happily so.

 

[Marc Chevalier]

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James Oviatt and Mary Richards Oviatt:

 

[Tomasso]

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James Oviatt and Mary Richards Oviatt

I can see why he pulled her off the sales floor; She's a looker.

 

[HadleyH]

I'm loving these latest pictures thank you!




The Diva and the Magnate!

Maria and Ari! ( mighty good while it lasted my friends)

lookie lookie s'il vous plaît, Maria getting some royal golden fairy dust! ohhhh nice Maria!

 

[HadleyH]

peak-a-boo !!!! lol guess darling yayyyyy you are right!lol

 

[rue]

And she was madly in love with director George Cukor ... who was gay. Nonetheless, they remained extremely close friends for a lifetime.


Frances's marriage to Sam Goldwyn was one of convenience; but she stayed loyal, if not happily so.

I had no idea he was gay! How interesting.....

 

[rue]

I can see why he pulled her off the sales floor; She's a looker.

Yes she was.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

And she was madly in love with director George Cukor ... who was gay. Nonetheless, they remained extremely close friends for a lifetime.

As was Gertrude Lawrence with Noel Coward

Gertrude Lawrence -- Someday I'll Find You (1932)
written by Noel Coward and featured in Private Lives

[video=youtube;akGOqVgKxzE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akGOqVgKxzE[/video]

When one is lonely the days are long
Life is so sweet, why shouldn't we meet?
Each night I sing you a lover's song
It's incomplete, my sweet, my sweet

Someday I'll find you, moonlight behind you
True to the dream I am dreaming
As I draw near you you'll smile a little smile
For a little while we shall stand hand in hand
I'll leave you never, love you forever
All of our sorrows redeeming
Try to make it true, say you love me too
Someday I'll find you again

 

[Connery]

Composer Cole Porter and wife Linda Lee Thomas

Cole Porter and wife leaving Victor Hugo's Cafe.(1935)

with Monty Wooley

 

[Tomasso]

 

[rue]

As was Gertrude Lawrence with Noel Coward

I can understand that