- Film Pictorial Vol 1 N°25. Aug 13. 1932. Belle Chrystall.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. N°81. Vol. 2. Dec 10 1932. Miriam Hopkins.
Welcome to a new mini-series from TVTA in which we feature cinema stars of 1930s Classical Hollywood, plus beauty and fashion culture, all courtesy of British film entertainment magazines The Picturegoer Weekly and Film Pictorial.
The images you are about to see are almost 90 years old! And have been carefully scanned by TVTA from their original publications to delight modern cinema lovers.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Warner Baxter.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Barbara Stanwyck.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. Gene Gerrard.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. John Barrymore.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Love is a Racket
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Jeanette MacDonald.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Betty Stockfeld.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Tallulah Bankhead.
Not much change afoot in 90 years
The content of these two journals is not much different than today’s comparable versions covering the entertainment side of movies; with articles and photos of celebrated film stars, Hollywood gossip and rumours, and adverts aimed at the fashion and beauty markets.
The adverts…
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Alluhr hair removal.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Yardley Lavender.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Ambrose Wilson fashions.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. WM Penn birth stone rings.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Newlock pins.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. Newlocks pins.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Weight loss.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. Amami hair care.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. New Veet hair removal.
- The Picturegoer Weekly. 1932. Gibsonette shoe. Ambrose Wilson.
- Film Pictorial. 1932. Smartwear London.
That’s all for part 1. Join us soon for part 2, and thank you for stepping back in time to the 1930s with us 🙂
All images:
Film Pictorial, Tallis House, Tallis Street, London, E.C.4. Vol. 1. N°. 25. August 13, 1932 Edited by Clarence Winchester.
The Picturegoer Weekly, Oldhams Press, Ltd., Long Acre, London, W.C.2. N°81. Vol. 2. December 10, 1932. Registered Newspaper.
Interesting stuff.
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If you comes across any of Chaplin from the old magazines I would love to see them in a future edition. Cheers.
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Alas, I only picked up six issues and there are no articles on Chaplin, otherwise he would be in for sure.
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Amazing post!
(Synchronicity: yesterday I watched again ” The Artist”)
Cheers!
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Thanks my friend. Long live synchronicty!
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