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atomic-chronoscaph · 1 month ago

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Paulette Goddard and Noble Johnson - The Ghost Breakers (1940)

#paulette goddard #noble johnson #the ghost breakers #horror comedy #zombie #40s movies #george marshall #1940s #1940

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haveyouseenthismovie-poll · 3 months ago

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#polls #movies #destry rides again #30s movies #old hollywood #george marshall #james stewart #marlene dietrich #mischa auer #charles winninger #brian donlevy #have you seen this movie poll

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weirdlookindog · 1 year ago

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Paulette Goddard and Noble Johnson in The Ghost Breakers (1940)

#the ghost breakers #paulette goddard #noble johnson #1940s movies #1940 #george marshall #horror comedy #1970s movies

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summertimenoir · 8 months ago

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Paulette Goddard as Mary Carter in The Ghost Breakers (1940)

#filmedit #filmgifs #oldhollywoodedit #classicfilmedit #moviegifs #the ghost breakers #paulette goddard #george marshall #1940s #halloween #**mygifs

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creativespark · 2 years ago

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George Marshall, Beginner's Guide to Cruising, 1964

#photography #black and white #1960s photography #books #george marshall

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babyrel · 2 months ago

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Doris Dowling and William Bendix in The Blue Dahlia, dir. George Marshall (1946)

#the blue dahlia #doris dowling #william bendix #film noir #classic film #1946 #1940s #george marshall

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citizenscreen · 9 months ago

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Director George Marshall watches as Alan Dinehart examines Sara Haden in a trial scene from THE CRIME OF DR. FORBES (1936)

#george marshall #sara haden #behind the scenes #classic movies #alan dinehart

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deadpresidents · 1 year ago

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If you were to choose four new Presidents to be put onto a second Mount Rushmore, who would they be? Alternatively, who are four non-Presidents that you might choose?

That's a tough one. For the Presidents on the second Mount Rushmore, I think FDR would be a no-brainer. I think I'd also add Ulysses S. Grant and Dwight D. Eisenhower -- not solely because of their Presidencies, but due to their overall importance to American history. The last spot is the hardest to decide upon. I don't think I'd choose anyone who was in office more recently than Eisenhower. Maybe John Adams or James Madison?

As for the four non-Presidents, I'd go with General George C. Marshall, Martin Luther King Jr., Cesar Chavez, and either Alice Paul, Harriet Tubman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, or Clara Barton.