shared 1 month ago on April/5/2013, with 494 notes.
reblogged from girlwithglassestoo, originally from ingridsbergman.

shared 3 months ago on January/24/2013, with 6 notes.
originally from recollective.

theladyeve:

Favorite Bette Davis Film Quotes

shared 3 months ago on January/23/2013, with 1,697 notes.
reblogged from julipinup, originally from trixiedelight.

vintagegal:

Happy Holidays from Old Hollywood Stars 

Betty Grable, Elizabeth Taylor, Diana Dors, Rita Hayworth, Debbie Reynolds, Olga San Juan, Boris Karloff, Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Cyd Charisse, Jayne Mansfield, Deanna Durbin, Ann Blyth, Natalie Wood and Bette Davis.

shared 4 months ago on December/21/2012, with 2,123 notes.
reblogged from ziegfeldgirl, originally from vintagegal.

theniftyfifties:

Costume sketch by Edith Head for Bette Davis in ‘All About Eve’, 1950.

shared 5 months ago on December/11/2012, with 918 notes.
reblogged from hayworths, originally from theniftyfifties.

Bette Davis 

shared 5 months ago on December/2/2012, with 75 notes.
reblogged from paradoxicaldaydreams, originally from thefilmlibrarian.

all-about-bette:

Bette was not very good socially. She had a small coterie of friends and she could “let her hair down” a bit, you know. And she did swear a bit, like we all do. But she certainly wasn’t good at parties for a lot of people she didn’t know.

Vik Greenfield (personal assistant)

shared 6 months ago on November/4/2012, with 701 notes.
reblogged from romyschneiders, originally from all-about-bette.

shared 9 months ago on July/25/2012, with 6 notes.
originally from doctormacro.com.

otisb-driftwood:

So that was once a tree? Hmmm. Petrified forest, eh? Suitable haven for me. Well, perhaps that’s what I’m destined to become, an interesting fossil for future study.

The Petrified Forest (1936) Directed by Archie Mayo

Starring Leslie Howard, Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart

shared 10 months ago on July/13/2012, with 14 notes.
reblogged from otisb-driftwood,

shared 11 months ago on June/8/2012, with 32 notes.
originally from recollective.