We Had Faces Then

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Joan Crawford, scary publicity shot for Queen Bee (1955). The movie is in black and white.

Joan Crawford, scary publicity shot for Queen Bee (1955). The movie is in black and white.

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I can’t helpy myself, but this woman is scary and fascinating at the same time.
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About Me

A gay man of a certain age and a certain sensibility.
I like photos of movie stars and scenes from movies of the 1930s, 40s & 50s, but also photos of more 'ordinary' people and situations from that time.

I used to post vintage physique photos from the same period, but I've posted hundreds of them & have little interest in posting any more (and I can't find many good ones that I haven't already posted). If you came here looking for that type of material, I suggest you look through the 2010 Archive.

NOTE: Obviously, I don't have the copyright to any of these photos. They're just what I find on the internet. I'll always credit the photographer or the studio and give the source if I have that information.