carole lombard – Page 2

kittypackards:

Carole Lombard

an-unconventional-lady:

Sketches by Bob Harman of some of the most memorable women of classic Hollywood from the book, Enchanted Faces.

barbarastanwyck:

Cary Grant and Carole Lombard on the set of In Name Only, 1939

rosemaclares:

Still in a mood for fun when the party ended, Gable and Lombard decided to visit the amusement pier at nearby Venice. Lombard had once rented the entire place for one of her wacky parties, so the owners had shown their appreciation by giving her a life-time pass. She took Gable for free rides on the roller-coaster, bumper cars, Ferris wheel, and other attractions. They held hands and necked like teenagers.

dianapowell:

_{Happy Birthday Carole Lombard | October 6th, 1908 – January 16th, 1942}

“_{Carole had a quality which is rare. You can count the women who have had it on the fingers of one hand. Carole, while doing the wild antics of a clown…could make you laugh, and yet at the same time make you want to go to bed with her.” | Desi Arnaz}

“_{We called her The Profane Angel because she looked like an angel but she swore like a sailor. She was the only woman I ever knew who could tell a dirty story without losing her femininity.” | Mitchell Leisen}

Myrna, Carole and Claudette by Charles Gates Sheldon.