Category: Carole Lombard

One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time.

Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit, impeccable timing, and natural charm made her stand out in films like My Man Godfrey (1936), which earned her an Academy Award nomination.

Marriage to Clark Gable – Her marriage to Clark Gable in 1939 made them one of Hollywood’s most glamorous couples. Despite the pressure of stardom, their relationship was famously genuine and passionate, and many consider them one of the great love stories of old Hollywood.

Patriotic Spirit – During World War II, Lombard threw herself into supporting the war effort. After the U.S. entered the war, she raised over $2 million in defense bonds in a single day during a rally in her home state of Indiana — an astonishing achievement.

Tragic Death – Lombard’s life ended far too soon. In 1942, while returning from that war bond tour, her plane crashed in Nevada, killing everyone aboard. She was only 33. Her death devastated Clark Gable, who later enlisted in the Army Air Forces partly out of grief and a desire to honor her.

Carole Lombard was known for her salty sense of humor and was famous in Hollywood for swearing like a sailor — a sharp contrast to her elegant on-screen persona.

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  Carole Lombard
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard
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  Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
  RECREATE THE LOOK Recreate the look of The Golden Age of Hollywood in your home! Do you ever find yourself looking at the whole setting when watching old films? Not only are the stars glamourous, but the scene decor is to die for. We’ve pulled stills and promotional photographs from early 20th century films and… Read more: Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
• Carole Lombard #4 #2
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard #4 #2

One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time.

Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit, impeccable timing, and natural charm made her stand out in films like My Man Godfrey (1936), which earned her an Academy Award nomination.

Marriage to Clark Gable – Her marriage to Clark Gable in 1939 made them one of Hollywood’s most glamorous couples. Despite the pressure of stardom, their relationship was famously genuine and passionate, and many consider them one of the great love stories of old Hollywood.

Patriotic Spirit – During World War II, Lombard threw herself into supporting the war effort. After the U.S. entered the war, she raised over $2 million in defense bonds in a single day during a rally in her home state of Indiana — an astonishing achievement.

Tragic Death – Lombard’s life ended far too soon. In 1942, while returning from that war bond tour, her plane crashed in Nevada, killing everyone aboard. She was only 33. Her death devastated Clark Gable, who later enlisted in the Army Air Forces partly out of grief and a desire to honor her.

Carole Lombard was known for her salty sense of humor and was famous in Hollywood for swearing like a sailor — a sharp contrast to her elegant on-screen persona.

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  Carole Lombard
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard
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  Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
  RECREATE THE LOOK Recreate the look of The Golden Age of Hollywood in your home! Do you ever find yourself looking at the whole setting when watching old films? Not only are the stars glamourous, but the scene decor is to die for. We’ve pulled stills and promotional photographs from early 20th century films and… Read more: Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
• Carole Lombard #4 #2
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard #4 #2

One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time.

Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit, impeccable timing, and natural charm made her stand out in films like My Man Godfrey (1936), which earned her an Academy Award nomination.

Marriage to Clark Gable – Her marriage to Clark Gable in 1939 made them one of Hollywood’s most glamorous couples. Despite the pressure of stardom, their relationship was famously genuine and passionate, and many consider them one of the great love stories of old Hollywood.

Patriotic Spirit – During World War II, Lombard threw herself into supporting the war effort. After the U.S. entered the war, she raised over $2 million in defense bonds in a single day during a rally in her home state of Indiana — an astonishing achievement.

Tragic Death – Lombard’s life ended far too soon. In 1942, while returning from that war bond tour, her plane crashed in Nevada, killing everyone aboard. She was only 33. Her death devastated Clark Gable, who later enlisted in the Army Air Forces partly out of grief and a desire to honor her.

Carole Lombard was known for her salty sense of humor and was famous in Hollywood for swearing like a sailor — a sharp contrast to her elegant on-screen persona.

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  Carole Lombard
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard
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  Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
  RECREATE THE LOOK Recreate the look of The Golden Age of Hollywood in your home! Do you ever find yourself looking at the whole setting when watching old films? Not only are the stars glamourous, but the scene decor is to die for. We’ve pulled stills and promotional photographs from early 20th century films and… Read more: Silver Screen Interiors – Mirrors
• Carole Lombard #4 #2
  One of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Stars – In 1937, she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood (and one of the highest-paid people in America), earning around $500,000 a year — more than the U.S. President at the time. Queen of Screwball Comedy – Carole Lombard is widely considered the queen of screwball comedies. Her quick wit,… Read more: Carole Lombard #4 #2