1936 – Page 2 – lauri-l

Jean Arthur and William Powell in “The Ex-Mrs. Bradford” (1936)

Claudette Colbert and Ronald Colman photographed for Under Two Flags, 1936

Broadway streetcar stuck in snow

Times Square, New York City 1936

"I tramped the earth with hopeless beat,
Searching in vain for a glimpse of you.
Then heaven thrust you at my very feet,
A lovely angel, too lovely to woo.

My dream has been answered, but my life's just as bleak,
I'm handcuffed and speechless in your presence divine.
For my heart longs to cry out, if it only could speak,
'I love you, my angel, be mine, be mine.'"

burnreel:

Jean Arthur in The Ex-Mrs. Bradford, 1936

pinkmans-jesse:

_{100 FILMS IN 2013
→ 61/100 Films: Theodora Goes Wild (1936)}

_{Michael Grant: I’ll be happy when I’m darn good and ready to be happy, and not a minute sooner.}

deforest:

_{Jean Arthur in The Plainsman (1936)}