Rare Carole Lombard Photos
Want to see some rare Carole Lombard photos? Happy to oblige. Here are some I uncovered in vintage scrapbooks.
If you follow the site on Facebook, you may have seen some of these already, but who wouldn’t want a second look at the divine Miss Lombard? And sorry about the watermarks, but don’t blame me, blame the people who steal photos that cost me money from my website and don’t give me any credit!
How about this amazing color shot?
Having some fun on the set of her film “Vigil in the Night.”
Hey, she even got a goofy look out of Charles Laughton while filming “They Knew What They Wanted.” Doesn’t she look modern in this photo? You could plop her down in 2016 and she wouldn’t look at all out of place!
Calling her “Pappy.” The location was Napa Valley for filming of “They Knew What They Wanted.”
Having a blast playing backgammon with Cary Grant and Kay Francis on the set of “In Name Only.”
One of those in the series of Carole dumping roses on Robert Montgomery, publicity for “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.”
Carole and Robert kiss up to “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” director Alfred Hitchcock.
There are a lot of great publicity photos for Carole’s 1937 film “True Confession.” Here’s a great one:
Carole and her husband Clark Gable (maybe you’ve heard of him?) enjoying some oysters at the Brown Derby.
And finally, the fashionable pair caught out and about:
More to come!
7 Comments
Carol
I love the color picture & all the others!
Thank you.
Carol
I love this website & frankly am bigger fan of Carole Lombard than Clark Gable and appreciate you keeping site updated.
There are some for Carole but they’re not updated very often.
Thank you.
Liz
I enjoy your website, look at it almost every day!
admin
Thank you Liz!
admin
Thank you so much Carol!
Carol
Liz,
I’ve subscribed for updates but my email provider decides what I may or may not receive.
Apparently, they don’t want me to see these!
I have alternate, but check in here at least once a week.
Thank you for your work.
Carol
Susan
I always look forward to your posts! Thank you so much for providing such authentic and historic content. I am a big fan of dearmrgable!