Mothic Flights And Flutterings

Colleen Moore and her fabulous dress - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore and her fabulous dress - c. 1920s

theloudestvoice:

Colleen Moore, The Desert Flower, 1925.
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theloudestvoice:

Colleen Moore, The Desert Flower, 1925.

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whataboutbobbed:

Ramon Novarro & Colleen Moore attending the birthday party of Jetta Goudal’s husband Harold Grieve, February 6, 1933

whataboutbobbed:

Ramon Novarro & Colleen Moore attending the birthday party of Jetta Goudal’s husband Harold Grieve, February 6, 1933

whataboutbobbed:

Colleen Moore is a shock tart in 1925’s We Moderns

whataboutbobbed:

Colleen Moore is a shock tart in 1925’s We Moderns

theloudestvoice:

Colleen Moore vintage tobacco card, 1934

theloudestvoice:

Colleen Moore vintage tobacco card, 1934

classicfilmheroines:

Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat (1927)
“Colleen Moore was America’s number one box-office star in 1926, but she’s almost forgotten today because so few of her films exist.” Quote Source
Image Source: Alt Film Guide

classicfilmheroines:

Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat (1927)

“Colleen Moore was America’s number one box-office star in 1926, but she’s almost forgotten today because so few of her films exist.”
Quote Source

Image Source: Alt Film Guide

pickurselfup:

Colleen Moore

Colleen Moore

Colleen Moore as Uncle Sam - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore as Uncle Sam - c. 1920s

Poster for Irene - (1925)

Poster for Irene - (1925)

whataboutbobbed:

Colleen with her younger brother Cleve (born Cleeve Morrison) in 1924’s The Perfect Flapper

whataboutbobbed:

Colleen with her younger brother Cleve (born Cleeve Morrison) in 1924’s The Perfect Flapper

theloudestvoice:

Naughty But Nice, 1927

theloudestvoice:

Naughty But Nice, 1927

Colleen Moore - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore - c. 1920s

Colleen Moore - c. 1920s

dolores-costello:

Dolores Costello and Colleen Moore with their children
c. Early 1930s

dolores-costello:

Dolores Costello and Colleen Moore with their children

c. Early 1930s

Flirting With Love - (1924)

Flirting With Love - (1924)

A Time Machine With Wistfully Wandering Wings, From The Victorian Era into The Early 1950s, with a special fondess for the 1920s and 1930s . I was born in Hollywood, grew up in the Hollywood Hills and am in love with all things to do with Classic Cinema of bygone eras, particularly the Silents, and the magic of Vintage Animation by such artists as Max Fleischer, U.B. Iwerks and Walt Disney.

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I'd love to live in a huge fairy tale Victorian house filled with beautiful vintage furniture, books, dolls, silver buckled pumps, and velvet dresses, but for now I live in a lovely attic apartment that contains all of those and hundreds of old movie books and stills, in a neighborhood where many great silent films were created. If you like something here, please have the good manners to reblog it **with the captions and credit on it**, or not at all. Merci! I make a lot of sceeen caps and gifs from classic cartoons and old films I love, and hope they amuse and entertain.

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