#Eugene Robert Richee

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Joan Bennett 1934, by Eugene Robert Richee

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Lauren Bacall by Eugene Robert Richee, 1940s

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Marlene Dietrich Via instagram.com/studio54laura

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Nancy Carroll by Eugene Robert Richee (1920s)

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Marlene Dietrich pictured in her Beverly Hills home by Eugene Robert Richee in 1935

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Marlene Dietrich by Eugene Robert Richee. 30s

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Carole Lombard photographed by Eugene Robert Richee, c. 1940.

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Lili Damita / publicity photo for Paramount Pictures by Eugene Robert Richee, 1932.

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Louise Brooks par Eugene Robert Richee, 1929

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Marlene Dietrich photographed by Eugene Robert Richee 1931.

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Louise Brooks: La estrella indómita del cine mudo. Actriz estadounidense (1906 – 1985).

Foto: Eugene Robert Richee. 1929.

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Mae West 1933, photo by Eugene Robert Richee

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Loretta Young by Eugene Robert Richee, Screenland, Sept. 1935

“That voice of hers is still warm and could charm a cobra back into its basket,” said an intimate. “She loves glamorous clothes and even her panties have frills. While it isn’t quite true that she’d don a hunting outfit to set out mouse traps, yet when she has to make a trip into Beverly Hills for even a spool of thread or a birthday card, she dresses up like a Dior model, because, as she says, “I never know who may see me. ”

-Loretta Young, Screenland, May 1959

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Louise Brooks (1928) by Eugene R. Richee

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Fay Wray by Eugene Robert Richee (1930s)

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Gary Cooper 1928 by Eugene Robert Richee.