Movie hats

[T Jones]

Nice one. Looks like a Knox Vagabond with the raw brim and contrasting 7/8 ribbon.

I really like the profile on that one.

 

[M Hatman]

"Dead End" (1937) with Humphrey Bogart, Alan Jenkins, and Joel McCrea...also with the "Dead End Kids" who later became the "Bowery Boys". Great movie. Nice hats from the later 1930s. I actually like Alan Jenkins hats the best in this movie.

Yes, there is another one who could wear a hat, in any condition......or type. He loved especially doing westerns.

 

[T Jones]

Yes, there is another one who could wear a hat, in any condition......or type. He loved especially doing westerns.
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I recognize some of those movies he was in. Yup. He sure could wear a hat.

 

[Granville]

In the first few minutes I knew I was watching a classic Hat Movie. Fedoras aplenty; Ernest Borgnine as an Amish farmer with his wife and girls in bonnets; rich guy in a homburg (with chauffeur in a peaked cap); and Lee Marvin in, correct me if I'm wrong, an Open Road.

That's a lotta hats.

 

[Rmccamey]

Looks a lot like my Wolfbrae homburg. Who knew!

 

[Blare]

and Lee Marvin in, correct me if I'm wrong, an Open Road.

Appears to have a self felted ribbon…. Similar to Dobbs Gay Prince…. But without the whipstitch

 

[Frunobulax]

Appears to have a self felted ribbon…. Similar to Dobbs Gay Prince…. But without the whipstitch

I have a couple of 3Xs like that.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Big Daddy, from Django Unchained

 

[Hats Matter]

Warner Baxter in"42nd Street".

 

[Mighty44]

Warner Baxter in"42nd Street". View attachment 583563

“You’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star!” One of my faves. Gee, that Ruby Keeler…

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Little Dog dream sequence, Wild Bill

 

[Woodtroll]

Little Dog dream sequence, Wild Bill

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That scene always reminded me of the scene where Lewis Gates first encounters the Cheyenne dog soldiers in one of my favorite "esacpe" movies, The Last of the Dogmen:

It would be nice to think that places this wild could still exist, somehow.

To keep my reply on-thread, here's Lewis's hat :

 

[Hurricane Jack]

That scene always reminded me of the scene where Lewis Gates first encounters the Cheyenne dog soldiers in one of my favorite "esacpe" movies, The Last of the Dogmen

Every once in a while one of the original giclee prints of the Little Dog Dream sequence like above pops up at auction but I have never been lucky enough to get one. I like Last Of The Dogmen too.

And I have a favorite Barbara Hershey movie too but that is off topic!

 

[Hats Matter]

“You’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star!” One of my faves. Gee, that Ruby Keeler…

"42nd Street" is a great movie for hat lovers. I like the women's hats

 

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[RBH]

Mr Ford could really wear a western. He sported a dress hat really well also.

THE BIG HEAT

Here is a good clip from 1958s COWBOY

 

[M Hatman]

Clark Gable wore more hats than you think......

 

[Mighty44]

Mr Ford could really wear a western. He sported a dress hat really well also.

THE BIG HEAT

Here is a good clip from 1958s COWBOY

The Big Heat is a great one — and love that hat. I’ve got a beater that is very close to that profile that always reminds me of this film.

 

[Mighty44]

Clark Gable wore more hats than you think......
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That first one is fantastic!

 

[T Jones]

Jeff Bridges and Gil Birmingham, "Hell or High Water" both donning my favorite style of Western hats with curled brims and a Cattleman crease.