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Warner Brothers Berkeley theme display
I have a large theater room with various autographs and vintage memorabilia. Too many things for one post. On one corner I have a Warner Brothers Busby Berkeley themed display. Here are a few pictures. Most leading ladies on the upper level, Gloria Stuart, Ruby Keeler, Ginger Rogers, Joan Blondell, Dolores del Rio, Kay Francis.
The middle section has autographs of James Cagney, Bette Davis, Glenda Farrell Hal Wallis, Mervyn Leroy, Berkeley, Al Jolson, Dick Powell. The lower section has Adelph Menjou, allan Jenkins, Frank McHugh, Rudy Valley, Guy Kibbee, Hugh Herbert. And there is a Ned Sparks autograph not in the picture.
The character actors really put a stamp on each studio. I need some missing figures, but I also have run out of space.
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Permalink Reply by eddy on
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That's really cool! Love it!
When I was first really discovering TCM in it's earliest days, I quickly became a great fan of the collective "Warner Bros. stock company" of the 30s & 40s.. Even now, viewing of the films of that era from Warner's is like catching up with old friends!
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Permalink Reply by Old School To eddy on
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Thanks! It's a challenge, but fun. Studios were almost like sports teams with their core roster and continual additions and subtractions.
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