Showing posts with label Patricia Ellis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patricia Ellis. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2018

See If You Can Count The Stars ( Vitaphone )





A publicity item for that challenges you to name the stars of Vitaphone shorts shown here.
Among the stars pictured are Abe Lyman, Shemp Howard, Fatty Arbuckle, Dorothy Lee, Ruth Etting, and Patricia Ellis.

From "The Vitaphone Project" on facebook, and originally from a May 1934 magazine.




















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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Birthday Of Stan Laurel



From the Hal Roach Studio page on facebook.



STAN LAUREL celebrates his birthday during the filming of BLOCKHEADS (June 16, 1938), with Oliver Hardy, Harry Langdon, Hal Roach Jr. and Patricia Ellis.







STAN LAUREL having a happy birthday celebration with wife Vera, Harry Langdon and Lew Porter, circa 1938.





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Friday, June 12, 2015

Margaret Lindsay - PICTURE PLAY




Margaret Lindsay's association with Pat DiCicco and the investigation of the death of Thelma Todd is briefly mentioned in this magazine article.



PICTURE PLAY Magazine, 1936

Dorothy Appleby tested for the part of the Chinese girl in THE GOOD EARTH. She didn't get the part, which went to Luise Rainer. 
 
 
The misfortunes of Margaret Lindsay are discussed at the bottom of this page. 

 
 
By the time this article saw print Margaret Lindsay was no longer seeing Pat DiCicco.  

 
 
 














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Thursday, June 11, 2015

Movie Star Lips




The lips of a number of stars of the thirties, including Bette Davis, Ann Dvorak, Wini Shaw, Glenda Farrell, Dolores Del Rio, Veree Teasdale, Marion Davies, Jean Muir, Josephine Hutchinson, Olivia DeHaviland, Anita Louise, Patricia Ellis, Ruby Keeler, Joan Blondell, Margaret Lindsay, and Kay Francis.









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Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Patricia Ellis





Her doggies name is "Moppie".







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Patricia Ellis And Circus Clowns





Patricia Ellis and the Hagenbeck-Wallace Clown Alley (including Kinko Sunberry) who are in the film, along with Poodles Hanneford and another notable aerial clown who doubled for Joe E. Brown.






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Patricia Ellis With Laurel And Hardy



BLOCK HEADS ( 1938 ) was partly a remake of UNACCUSTOMED AS WE ARE ( 1929 ). This time Patricia Ellis was the girl in the trunk, in place of Thelma Todd.










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Patricia Ellis - CLOSEUP AND COMEDY





A little about this little lady in this little feature.









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Birthday of Patricia Ellis





Joe E. Brown spanks Patricia Ellis on her birthday.





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Saturday, March 21, 2015

Patricia Ellis Greets Spring


From the Laurel And Hardy Archive on facebook.


Press text: Lady in a japanese garden: PATRICIA ELLIS gives you a peep into her hide-out garden at her Hollywood home where she hies herself every evening after filming "THE WORLD CHANGES" at the FIRST NATIONAL STUDIO
1933




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