Norma Shearer - Page 3

somnambule · 10-09-2008

screen stars album- ca.1933 (had to mutilate it a little bit because it wouldn´t fit

)

-lucyinthesky- · 14-09-2008

Thanks for the pictures somnambule. I like Norma too

ebay, delcampe

somnambule · 15-09-2008

ahhh,lucy,now we´re two!!that´s almost a population...and such beautiful pictures too.love especially nr. 6.it has to be a rather early picture of norma

!

somnambule · 11-12-2008

ebay

somnambule · 10-02-2009

a pc from the 20s.i like those early pics of her when she hadn´t developed her polished sophistication yet.

somnambule · 06-03-2009

even though norma seems to be destined for oblivion one more picture,a very lovely one imo

!!!
picture show annual 32

somnambule · 08-03-2009

miss shearer and me are drinking a cup of tea looking outside through the window totally astounded by the masses of people who are hurrying by there...

(and are never stopping not even for a moment

)

shze certainly knew how to wear a satin gown.seems like she was born it.

she was hurrell´s muse.we have already had similar pics to this one ,but not exactly the same

a free soul,1931 with clark gable.i love her classic profile and those cloche hats looked best on her.later she often had the inclination to exeggerate her styling too much imo

i loved her as marie-antoinette.perhaps a bit sappy at times,but nevertheless very very moving and realistic.it was her last great film.thalberg was already dead when they astarted to shoot the film

somnambule · 08-03-2009

ahh and i forget to add...from picture show annual 1933

somnambule · 08-03-2009

and still one more i forgot...can´t remember from which of the aforementioned sources i got it

...

aycotqone · 08-03-2009

Amazing pics. Norma Shearer has a unique look about her, but what an amazing actress. Its good to see that im not the only one who knows who she is. I loved her in the women, i know its rather outdated now but i can never get bored watching her or that movie.

somnambule · 08-03-2009

oh ,someone who feels just like me

.the women is in many respects totally old-fashioned (even thoughh back then it might have been qquite daring that a woman leaves her husband and gets an divorce because he betrayed her)but especially the ending is as old-fashioned as it can get....but it´s just so wholeheartedly wonderful....and the relationship of women towards each other haven´t changed that much as it seems to me

.just love the movie

.it was already at the end of the shearer-era.

forgot-yet another shearerabilia:
(really can´t remember the book i scanned it from.i´d have to go through all of them

)
nice pic even though jean harlow and gable suited each other much more

somnambule · 28-03-2009

film pictorial star portrait album,screen romances,horoscope screen album

riptide

love this film

.romatically old-fashioned

aycotqone · 28-03-2009

Oh, I love riptide! I love watching Norma and Robert Montgomery together. Thanks somnambule

somnambule · 28-03-2009

thanks scout

!!it´s always good to see that this thread is not a deserted island after all

...i forgot to post these beautiful pics from ebay:

aycotqone · 28-03-2009

Love her smiling in the first two pics. But there's something about her eyes in the last pic that i love.

Thanks as always somnambule

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	miss shearer and me are drinking a cup of tea looking outside through the window totally astounded by the masses of people who are hurrying by there... (and are never stopping not even for a moment ) shze certainly knew how to wear a satin gown.seems like she was born it. she was hurrell´s muse.we have already had similar pics to this one ,but not exactly the same a free soul,1931 with clark gable.i love her classic profile and those cloche hats looked best on her.later she often had the inclination to exeggerate her styling too much imo i loved her as marie-antoinette.perhaps a bit sappy at times,but nevertheless very very moving and realistic.it was her last great film.thalberg was already dead when they astarted to shoot the film __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte- Last edited by somnambule; 08-03-2009 at 08:04 AM.

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	screen stars album- ca.1933 (had to mutilate it a little bit because it wouldn´t fit) __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte-

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	ahhh,lucy,now we´re two!!that´s almost a population...and such beautiful pictures too.love especially nr. 6.it has to be a rather early picture of norma! __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte-

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aycotqone tfs star Join Date: Jan 2009 Gender: femme Posts: 1,704	Amazing pics. Norma Shearer has a unique look about her, but what an amazing actress. Its good to see that im not the only one who knows who she is. I loved her in the women, i know its rather outdated now but i can never get bored watching her or that movie.

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	oh ,someone who feels just like me.the women is in many respects totally old-fashioned (even thoughh back then it might have been qquite daring that a woman leaves her husband and gets an divorce because he betrayed her)but especially the ending is as old-fashioned as it can get....but it´s just so wholeheartedly wonderful....and the relationship of women towards each other haven´t changed that much as it seems to me.just love the movie .it was already at the end of the shearer-era. forgot-yet another shearerabilia: (really can´t remember the book i scanned it from.i´d have to go through all of them) nice pic even though jean harlow and gable suited each other much more __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte- Last edited by somnambule; 08-03-2009 at 04:28 PM.

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	film pictorial star portrait album,screen romances,horoscope screen album riptide love this film .romatically old-fashioned __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte-

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somnambule backstage pass Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Belle Reve Gender: femme Posts: 591	thanks scout!!it´s always good to see that this thread is not a deserted island after all...i forgot to post these beautiful pics from ebay: __________________ "sleep brings no rest to me i only sail a wilder sea a darker wave" -emily bronte-

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