And So it Goes

with Laurence Olivier in Rebecca (Selznick International, 1940)

with Cary Grant in Suspicion (1941, RKO)

with Tyrone Power in This Above All (1942, 20th Century Fox)

with Charles Boyer in The Constant Nymph (1943, Warner Bros.)

with Louis Jourdan in Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948, Universal)

with Gavin MacLeod in The Love Boat (1981)

Old Legends Never Die...

...they just get careful lighting.

It's All About You!

But isn't it always, darlings?

THANKS

Two for the Road

The Good Girls Wear White

Debbie Does Hollywood

Debbie Reynolds and Judy Garland

Debbie Reynolds, producer Robert Weitman and Tahitian starlet Tarita

Buddy Hackett, Tom Jones and Debbie Reynolds

Cher, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor

Debbie Reynolds and Liberace

What Good is Sitting Alone in Your Room?

Come to the cabaret!

Girlfriends

Ethel Merman, Mae West and Judy Garland

Irene Dunne and Barbara Stanwyck

Susan Hayward and Ingrid Bergman

Dorothy Lamour, Gracie Allen and Betty Hutton

Jane Powell, Noel Coward and Zsa Zsa Gabor

Arch of Triumph

Fasten Your Seat Belts

"I have been uncompromising, peppery, intractable, monomaniacal, tactless, volatile and ofttimes disagreeable. I suppose I'm larger than life." - Bette Davis

But Beautiful

FARLEY GRANGER

1925 -2011

Through Four Decades...

...Dinah, and her hair and teeth, were a Shore thing on television.

Off to the Races

Lupe Velez in East is West (1930, Universal)

Myrna Loy in The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932, MGM)

Dorothy Lamour (with John Howard) in Disputed Passage (1939, Paramount)

Ona Munson in The Shanghai Gesture (1941, United Artists)

Katharine Hepburn in Dragon Seed (1944, MGM)

Shirley MacLaine in My Geisha (1962, Paramount)

Eleanor Parker (as Marjorie Lawrence) in Interrupted Melody (1955, MGM)

Ann, Man!

Anne Baxter in Fools' Parade (1971, Columbia)

Ann Sothern in Sylvia (1965, Paramount)