backstage candid probably during the mid to late 30's at Warner Brothers
on the radio with Warren William
publicity still with Stuart Erwin for "Make Me A Star" (1932)
looking as GREAT as ever!
someone help me, I know I've seen the film before but I'm drawing a blank!
with real-life best pal Glenda Farrell in "Traveling Saleslady" (1935)
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"Millie" is one of Blondell's rare "Dumb Blond" roles- and she does it beautifully.
It's true, love me some Joanie!
I like the photo of her sitting on the table
YUP, it's pretty darn HOT!
Beautiful images! Thanks for sharing them!!
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Do you know how many of her films are on DVD?
You can find a bunch of her films available from the Warner Archives series:
http://www.wbshop.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-WB-Site/default/Search-Show?q=joan+blondell
Except for the lost "Convention City", I have all her features up until 1949.
Off the wall, but a book store in Monterey a couple of years ago issued a catalogue of Jo Mora collectibles, one of which was an illustrated menu from a ship autographed by Joan Blondell and Dick Powell on their honeymoon.
I just read about CONVENTION CITY the other night; first time I'd ever heard of it. Something about how they'd have to put a bra on Joan Blondell.
She looks amazing in that photo for it!!
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