David

@dav1drush.bsky.social

Researcher. Writer. Procrastinator. PhD. Part-time Joan Crawford/Marilyn Monroe/Elizabeth Taylor stan account. Expect pop culture. Posting at @theoldhollywood.bsky.social.

Today's inspiration is the programme for the 1982 West End production of The Little Foxes, which starred Elizabeth Taylor in her London stage debut.

The cover of a programme for the West End production of The Little Foxes, depicting the top half of Elizabeth Taylor's face, her eyes and eyebrows most prominent, the rest shrouded in darkness, the play's name in purple block capitals underneath, the bottom of the cover noting "Victoria Palace" above "A Stoll Moss Theatre", also in block capitals, and the programme price, 40p, in the bottom right corner

Today's inspiration is enough for two days (because I forgot about yesterday's!): Dorothy Sebastian, Joan Crawford and Anita Page in Our Dancing Daughters (1928).

Actresses Dorothy Sebastian, Joan Crawford and Anita Page — all in costume, dressed in light-coloured beaded flapper gowns, Crawford's with a longer skirt — captured in profile, faces turned toward the camera as they pose with their left legs extended, in a full-length black-and-white shot for the film Our Dancing Daughters (1928).