Film Industry Collection

Cinema Silhouette
A couple silhouetted against the bright neon lights of a Granada Cinema. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7045 - Usherette - unpub. (Photo by Bert Hardy/Getty Images)

Star Loco; A scene from the Ealing Comedy, Titfield Thunderbolt
6th September 1952: A scene from the Ealing comedy

Astoria Cinema
August 1929: Exterior of the Astoria Cinema, Brixton, south London. (Photo by Central Press/Getty Images)

King Kong
1933: The giant ape, star of the Radio Picture King Kong, shown in comparison to eight normal sized apes, to emphasize its colossal size. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Rin Tin Tin, the German Shepherd dog who featured in film, radio and television productions, circa 1928. This portrait was released as publicity for the film, Land of the Silver Fox

Rudolph Valentino
circa 1924: Rudolph Valentino (1895 - 1926) the screen name of Rodolpho d Antonguolla, the Italian-American leading man and great romantic idol. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Lassie
The famous dog, Lassie, who appeared in many childrens adventure films. A number of dogs appeared in the role of Lassie over the years, though the public never seemed to spot the difference

Pete The Pup
circa 1930: Pete the Pup known all over the world through his film work in Hollywood comedies, especially the Our Gang series. At the height of his career Pete was insured for ?10, 000

Times Square, 1922
Aerial view of Times Square, New York, New York, early 1922. Visible advertisements include billboards for Wrigleys chewing gum, Macys department store, and Chalmers underwear

Illustration, film camera

Nine Perish in Movie Studio Fire
Fed by films and papier mache used in making sets, a spectacular fire the swept the Pathe and Manhattan studios at 133rd Street and Park Avenue, New York City, after a series of explosions on Dec

Shirley Temple with her Father at the Beach
Shirley Temple, screen sensation, is shown being tossed in the air by her father. George F. Temple, Beverly Hills banker, as they disport at the beach, here, at Santa Monica

Portrait of Harry and Jack Cohn
Seperated by the breath of a continent, Jack and Harry Cohn, Vice-President and President of Columbia Pictures, respectively

Actress Bette Davis Joining Hands With Female Costars of The Sisters
(Original Caption) Anita Louise, Bette Davis, and Jane Bryan are shown in a scene from AAP's Warner Brothers drama The Sisters, costarring Errol Flynn and based on the novel of the same name

Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney in action during a scene from Strike Up the Band, gave first prize in the action still class of the Hollywood Studios Still Photography Show to Ed Cronenweth

Judy Garland and Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy Stewart gets a peep at Judy Garland's engagement ring. She's engaged to marry David Rose, Hollywood musician. The girl in the mirror is Jimmy's sister, Virginia Stewart

Pola Negri, Polish motion picture star who says she belongs to her public, was detained today by immigration authorities when she arrived on the S.S. Excalibur

Parade of Stars Opens Back the Attack Show
Beneath a barrage balloon, Judy Garland, screen star

Judy Garland Hits New York
Judy Garland has landed and the Marines are well in hand, as the young singing screen star arrivs at Penn Station holding an American flag and a United States Marine doll

Brigadier General Benjamin O. Davis Honored
Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, the highest ranking Negro officer in the U.S

Mary Helps the Dimes to March
Arriving in New York to lend a willing hand in the March of Dimes campaign, Mary Pickford holds a dime as she steps off the Broadway Limited on January 13th

Coffee and Conversation
Van Heflin enjoys some coffee and the company of Lizabeth Scott during lull in production on Hollywood set

Judy Garland's Admiration
Screen star Judy Garland is shown admiring the service bar worn by WAC First Sergeant Marcelle Stram at the Back the Attack Army show held on the grounds of the Washington Monument, yesterday

Barbara Payton frowns then laughs as she is interviewed upon her arrival at airport today

Barbara Payton
Actress Barbara Payton, left, shown with her attorney Milton Golden, right, went to court today to do battle with film star Franchot Tone over their divorce troubles

Francesca Hilton
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor and her daughter Francesca, 5 1/2, are pictured at LaGuardia Airport on arrival from Los Angeles via American Airlines. Miss Gabor will leave for Europe by plane on Thursday

Francesca Hilton
Zsa Zsa Gabor and her 7-year-old daughter, Francesca Hilton, are shown at Idlewild Airport as they flew in from Los Angeles with Dominican playboy Porforio Rubirosa

Elvis Presley, left, and Bobby Darin, a pair of youthful singing stars who would sweep both tickets among the nation's young voters, get together at Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas

Marlon Brando waves his greetings to New York upon arriving at Idlewild Airport from Hollywood

Francesca Hilton
It's the Gabor family three generations of beauty was spotlighted in New York's famed Stork Club, when Zsa Zsa Gabor (left) gave a "Sweet Sixteen" party for her daughter

Francesca Hilton
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor (2nd from right) and her new husband, Joshua S. Cosden (center), pose with the wedding party following their marriage. (left to right)--With the couple were J.K

Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton
Actress Elizabeth Taylor and husband Richard Burton speak to the press at the Plaza Hotel Feb. 5th. The couple is in New York for the American premiere of motion picture ?Dr

Elvis Presley and Bob Finkel
Elvis Presley as he met with the press to discuss his first TV special which will be aired in December, 1968. Pictured with Bob Finkel, Executive Producer

Playing to Win
Out to win, Elizabeth Taylor takes on husband, played by Michael Caine, in a game of table tennis

Reel Life
Elizabeth Taylor wears a full-lenght, pastel-dyed mink coat when she takes out the garbage

The Burtons
Richard Burton and his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, who?s wearing the heart-shaped diamond pendant which drove away her tears, arrive at a $72, 000 star-studded party

Brooke Shields
With the Washington Square arch in the background, Brooke Shields is just another kid enjoying a skateboard and bubble gum. At the age of one, she was a pretty baby in an Ivory Snow ad

Tooting Pavilion
circa 1923: Posters advertise films starring Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin on show at the Tooting Electric Pavilion. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Cinema Poster; 7 Days Leave From Prison
Convicted criminal Danny Hughes appears in a series of photographs as part of an experiment in home leave from prisons

Injun Pete
circa 1930: Pete the Pup, known all over the world through his film work in Hollywood comedies, dressed in a red indian headdress. (Photo by J. Eldee Hester/General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Tools Of The Trade
circa 1914: These props belong to the master of comedy in the silent film era, Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin (1889 - 1977), the English film actor and director

Praxinoscope Theatre
circa 1890: The Praxinoscope Theatre, complete with its case, a set of bands in colour on which the images are printed

Theatre Switchboard
circa 1930: The switchboard at Mexican actor Ramon Novarros little theatre, Teatro Intimo, at his residence in Los Angeles. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Warners Cinema
1951: The exterior of Warners Cinema with its steel tower and neon signs in the Hollywood district of Los Angeles, California. Original Publication: Picture Post - 5298 - We Go To Hollywood - pub

Diana Dors
Blonde British actress Diana Dors (1931 - 1984) arrives at the Cannes Film Festival, 3rd May 1956. Original Publication : Picture Post - 8396 - Diana - Queen Of Cannes - pub

Curtis In The Bath
Jack Lemmon (1925 2001, left) and Marilyn Monroe (1926 - 1962) watch Tony Curtis taking a bath in a scene from Some Like It Hot, directed by Billy Wilder, 1959. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Oedipus Rex
Russian born composer, conductor, pianist and writer Igor Stravinsky (1882 - 1971) conducts a BBC performance of his opera-oratorio Oedipus Rex, with text by French poet

Old Camera plate
Illustration of an Old Camera plate

Single person in cinema watching credits

Black and white digital illustration of directors chair

Illustration of clapperboard

Black and white digital illustration of camera film icon

Illustration of actors, technicians, and production team on film set

Black and white illustration of clapperboard

Digital illustration of film camera

Digital illustration of film reel

Illustration of spotlight on tripod

London Cinema
circa 1930: Inside the Dominion Cinema, Tottenham Court Road, London which later became a theatre. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Roxy cinema (Radio City Music Hall) circa 1930
circa 1930: RKO Roxy cinema (Radio City Music Hall) part of the Rockefeller Centre, New York, viewed from 6th Avenue. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Leicester Square
1939: Leicester Square Theatre, showing The Sun Never Sets, starring Basil Rathbone and Douglas Fairbanks Jnr. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

London Pavilion
circa 1935: The London Pavilion cinema in Piccadilly, London showing We Live Again, which starred Fredric March and Anna Sten. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Kingsway At Night
circa 1925: The Stoll Picture Theatre illuminated on Kingsway, London. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Berlin Cinema
circa 1930: An exterior view of the Capitol Cinema, one of Berlins largest cinemas in the Tanentzienstrasse. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Steglitz Cinema, Berlin
circa 1930: The Steglitz Cinema in Berlin lit by Art-Deco neon lights. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

German Cinema
1925: A neon sign outside the Capitol Cinema in the Tauenzienstrasse, Berlin advertises a showing of the Ronald Colman picture Stella Dallas. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Tower Cinema
circa 1920: The unusual entrance to the Tower Cinema on Princes Street, Edinburgh. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Billboards outside movie theater

Kinematograph Camera
July 1912: The Kinematograph Camera, capable of filming in colour, seen on a roof top. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Out-Building Cinema
12th March 1930: An out building on Chillingham Castle Estate, Northumberland has been converted into a cinema, and is being run by the Earl of Tankerville and Lord Ossulston

Cinema Lights
July 1929: The lit-up exterior of the Empire Theatre cinema in Leicester Square, London. (Photo by J. Gaiger/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Filming Take-Off
A US Army cinematographer filming a US Nieuport 28 biplane taking off during the summer counter-offensive. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Cinema Crowd
5th October 1918: Crowds wait to enter the New Gallery cinema. (Photo by A. R. Coster/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Kings Cross Cinema
circa 1922: Kings Cross Cinema in north London which later became The Scala. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

aOt Benhaddou
Wall. aOt Benhaddou. Morocco

Capitol Cinema
1927: The Capitol cinema, London, showing Hills of Kentucky starring Rin Tin Tin the famous animal film star. (Photo by Sasha/Getty Images)

Film Dummies
circa 1955: A collection of film dummies. (Photo by Erich Auerbach/Getty Images)

Western Film Set
1951: A screen set with a town water pump and horse watering trough built for a western film at Hollywood, Los Angeles, California

The White Continent
circa 1950: A scene from the Crown Film Unit production The White Continent, about life in the Antarctic with The Norsel ice-breaker trapped fast by pack ice

The White Continent
circa 1950: A scene from the Crown Film Unit production The White Continent, about life in the Antarctic. Original Publication: Picture Post - 5893 - Who Hates The Crown Film Unit - pub

Plaza Cinema
1st October 1955: A neon sign lights up the Plaza cinema in the Scottish industrial town of Kilmarnock

Long-Woolled Sheep
Long-woolled sheep in field near Kielder, one of the many villages situated on the Tynes Bank, 21st October 1950

Owd Bob
1938: A sheepdog helps himself to his dinner from an unattended basket in a scene from the film Owd Bob (aka To The Victor ), directed by Robert Stevenson for Gainsborough Pictures

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