CONVICTED WOMAN Photo

Dorothy Appleby and Beatrice Blinn worked with Buster Keaton in NOTHING BUT PLEASURE during this period. Dorothy Appleby is second from the right in this photo and I think Beatrice Blinn is to the left of her. I think Lola Lane is in front on the left, and that might be Lorna Gray on the right.

Ebay Seller's remarks;

Original 8x10-inch black-and-white, glossy publicity photo / movie still was produced to promote the 1940 Columbia crime / exploitation / women's prison film, CONVICTED WOMAN, which starred Rochelle Hudson, Frieda Inescort, June Lang, Lola Lane, Glenn Ford, Iris Meredith, Lorna Gray, Esther Dale, William Farnum, Mary Field, Beatrice Blinn, June Gittelson and Dorothy Appleby. The film was directed by Nick Grinde. This is an original studio-issued still -- NOT a copy or reproduction. The photo features a great shot of a group of female convicts -- including Rochelle Hudson and Lola Lane -- trying to comfort another prisoner who is sitting in the middle. 




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What They Made In 1939

A list of how much some of the people who worked with the Three Stooges made in 1939. Not all of them actually worked with the Three Stooges at that time. Emil Sitka and Christine McIntyre didn't start working with them until later.


Reblogged from http://stoogesplayers.blogspot.com/2013/06/what-they-made-in-1939.html

What they made in 1939

by Ryan Fay

Ever wonder how much money people made back in the day?

Thanks to the 1940 census, we can find out how much money people made in 1939.

Here are some figures for individuals relevant to the Stooges:

Moe Howard: $5,000+ (52 weeks worked in 1939)
Del Lord: $5,000+ (52 weeks)
Hugh McCollum: $5,000+ (52 weeks)
Jules White: $5,000+ (52 weeks)
Eddie Laughton: $5,000 (52 weeks)
Edward Bernds: $4,900 (46 weeks)
Lorna Gray: $3,800 (52 weeks)
Joe DeRita: $3,500 (29 weeks)
Stanley Blystone: $3,400 (26 weeks)
Bess Flowers: $3,119 (50 weeks) - primary occupation: secretary for movie studio
Charlie Phillips: $2,686 (23 weeks)
Vernon Dent : $2,200 (52 weeks)
Bruce Bennett: $2,100 (20 weeks)
James C. Morton: $1,800 (39 weeks)
Al Thompson: $1,548 (18 weeks)
Hilda Title: $1,500 (15 weeks)
Vic Travers $1,500 (19 weeks)
Cy Schindel $1,400 (14 weeks)
Dorothy Appleby: $1,150 (6 weeks)
Beatrice Curtis: $1,100 (22 weeks)
Gino Corrado: $800 (52 weeks)
Emil Sitka: $780 (52 weeks) - primary occupation: printer
Christine McIntyre: $500 (10 weeks)
Dudley Dickerson: $330 (26 weeks)

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