Judy Garland PIGSKIN PARADE (1936) - "Polka Dot Blouse" Color:b&w Sultry publicity portrait of Alexis

Sultry publicity portrait of Alexis Smith in a 1941 sitting

Veronica Lake in a 1942 publicity still for I MARRIED A WITCH

Beautiful Adrienne Ames in a 1933 glamour study by Paramount photographer Robert Eugene Richee

The production took three years (1927–1930) and Hughes spared no expense

The film was was shot in Eastmancolor and the sets were designed by the art director Maurice Colasson

Judy Garland PIGSKIN PARADE (1936) - "Polka Dot Blouse" Color:b&w Sultry publicity portrait of AlexisThis charming early portrait of Judy Garland, created for the 1936 musical Pigskin Parade, captures the young star's radiant freshness and irresistible screen appeal. Garland's luminous smile lights up the composition, framed by softly waved dark brown hair adorned with a delicate pale pink rose clip. Her clear brown eyes and gently rosy lips convey warmth and youthful optimism, while a sheer white blouse sprinkled with red polka dots adds a playful