A completely unproductive.

(Source: harlow-jean)

deforest:

The only color film footage of Jean Harlow, in Howard Hughes’s Hell’s Angels (1930)

Classic Hollywood Girls on Bette Davis.

harlow26:

Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, and Bette Davis in the 1933 Disney cartoon, Mickey’s Gala Premier. ♥

harlow26:

Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford, and Bette Davis in the 1933 Disney cartoon, Mickey’s Gala Premier

lucynic83:

Jean Harlow photographed by George Hurrell on the set of Dinner at Eight, 1933

lucynic83:

Jean Harlow photographed by George Hurrell on the set of Dinner at Eight, 1933

stardustmelody:

Jean Harlow spent every Sunday bleaching her ash blond hair platinum, with a mixture of peroxide, ammonia, Clorox, and Lux flakes. The painful procedure wreaked such havoc on her hair she was eventually forced to don a wig.

stardustmelody:

Jean Harlow spent every Sunday bleaching her ash blond hair platinum, with a mixture of peroxide, ammonia, Clorox, and Lux flakes. The painful procedure wreaked such havoc on her hair she was eventually forced to don a wig.

(Source: bloodandmilk)

theflapperfactor:

Greta Garbo in a 1931 “Mata Hari” Publicity Shot
Apparently she had grey green eyes according to friends and relatives. It’s kind of funny, because only 2% of the world’s population has green eyes, yet so many famous actresses from classic film were said to have had green eyes: Jean Harlow, Myrna Loy, Norma Shearer, etc… It’s a conspiracy, I swear!

theflapperfactor:

Greta Garbo in a 1931 “Mata Hari” Publicity Shot

Apparently she had grey green eyes according to friends and relatives. It’s kind of funny, because only 2% of the world’s population has green eyes, yet so many famous actresses from classic film were said to have had green eyes: Jean Harlow, Myrna Loy, Norma Shearer, etc… It’s a conspiracy, I swear!

precodeaffair:

— Dinner At Eight (1933)

houseofwonderandchaos:

Wow, she really was pretty wasn’t she?