Thelma Todd from her early days at Paramount, before they cut her hair to conform to flapper fashions.
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A Blog For Thelma Todd Thelma Todd was a star of silent movies and later the talkies. She is remembered as much today for her mysterious death as she is for her films. In this blog, we take a look at Thelma Todd, her movies, and various commentaries.
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Showing posts with label Flapper Era. Show all posts
Friday, November 28, 2014
Early Publicity Photo Of Thelma Todd With Long Hair
Thelma Todd from her early days at Paramount, before they cut her hair to conform to flapper fashions.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
1929 Thelma Todd Portrait by Hommel
THELMA TODD PORTRAIT BY GEORGE P. HOMMEL (CIRCA 1929)
Again we see that the name "Alison Loyd" ( a stage name she used in CORSAIR ) has been written on an earlier picture of Thelma Todd and later crossed out. At the time there was some confusion over which name to use for her. But after CORSAIR, Thelma Todd went back to being Thelma Todd, and the name "Alison Loyd" was largely forgotten.
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Monday, November 18, 2013
Thelma Todd in MOTION PICTURE, January 16, 1926
At the dawn or her career, Thelma Todd was a classical beauty with long and beautiful hair, which the studio insisted should be cut to conform to the currently popular style.
Me, I like her that way.
This item comes from the January 16, 1926 issue of MOTION PICTURE.
Thelma Todd is at bottom left. June Marlowe, later to play "Miss Crabtree" in the "Our Gang" shorts, can be seen at top right.
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