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Carole Lombard Roundup!

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I have done Carole Lombard Month the past five years and I know how past posts get lost in the shuffle, so here is a round-up of past items about Carole Lombard:

Clark Gable and Carole Lombard

Photos: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard on a Picnic

On Valentine’s Day, Clark Gable Drives Carole Lombard Crazy!

Carole Lombard Behaving Like a Mugg!

Culver City Welcomes Mrs. Rhett Butler

1938: Clark Gable and Carole Lombard Attend the Marie Antoinette Premiere

A Photographer’s View on Gone with the Wind and Carole Lombard

Hollywood: Carole Lombard Lived Here

Ahoy to the USS Carole Lombard

Property of Carole Lombard

Clark and Carole at the Races

Photos: At Home with Clark and Carole

Photogenic Clark and Carole

Carole Goes Bang! Bang!

Carole as Her Own Critic

The 13 Most Fascinating Women in John Barrymore’s Life

Monogamy: Hollywood’s Problem

Articles in the Article Archive:

→ Is Carole Lombard in Love At Last? | Liberty, November, 1936
→ A Heart to Heart Letter to Carole Lombard and Clark Gable | Screen Guide, November 1936
→ The Evolution of a Wow| Movie Mirror, December 1936
→ She Gets Away with Murder | Photoplay, 1937
→ The Utterly Balmy Home Life of Carole Lombard | Motion Picture, February 1937
→ How Will the Gable-Lombard Romance End?| Hollywood, June 1937
→ Clark Gable’s Romantic Plight | Photoplay, September 1937
→ Can the Gable-Lombard Love Story Have a Happy Ending? | Photoplay, May 1938
→ Hollywood Diary | The Family Circle, May 20, 1938
→ What’s Become of the Good Scout? |Modern Screen, August 1938
→ Happiness Ahead for Clark and Carole | Picture Play, August 1938
→ Why is Carole Lombard Hiding Out from Hollywood? | Screenbook, October 1938
→ Lombard–as She Sees Herself | Motion Picture, November 1938
→ Hollywood’s Unmarried Husbands and Wives | Photoplay, January 1939
→ Hollywood’s Goofy Gal Goes Glamorous Screen Book, February 1939
→ Will Clark Gable Ever Marry Carole Lombard? | Motion Picture, February 1939
→ Lombard Unlimited | Radio Mirror, April 1939
→ Blonde Beauty Grows Up | Photoplay, May 1939
→ Do Hollywood Women Spoil Their Men? | Photoplay, May 1939
→ Can the Gable-Lombard Romance Last? | Modern Screen, May 1939
→ How to Get Your Own Clark Gable | Movie Mirror, June 1939
→ Best Wishes, Carole Lombard Gable | Photoplay, June 1939
→ Will Carole Lombard’s Marriage End Her Career?| Motion Picture, July 1939
→ Our Home, Our Work–And Children | Movie Mirror, November 1939
→ Subject: Lombard | Photoplay, January 1940
→ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gable | Ladies Home Journal, May 1940
→Two Happy People Part 1 | Movie and Radio Guide, May 1940
→ Two Happy People Part 2 | Movie and Radio Guide, May 1940
→ Two Happy People Part 3 | Movie and Radio Guide, May 1940
→ Two Happy People Part 4 | Movie and Radio Guide, May 1940
→ Help Kill Crazy Rumors About Me! Says Carole Lombard (Mrs. Clark Gable)|  Screenland, May 1940
→ How Clark Gable and Carole Lombard Live| Photoplay, June 1940
→ At Home with the Gables | Modern Screen, August 1940
→ Carole Lombard | Movie Stars Parade, Autumn 1940
→ It Looked Good for a Laugh at the Time | Silver Screen, January 1941
→ Hollywood’s No.1 Menace | Movie Mirror, February 1941
→ She Knew What She Wanted | Screen Life, March 1941
→ The Gags of the Gables–Like Crazy! | Photoplay, April 1941
→ Goodbye, Carole | Modern Screen, April 1942
→ What the Loss of Carole Lombard Means to Clark Gable | Photoplay, April 1942
→ A Letter to Heaven | Screenland, April 1942
→ Carole Lombard’s Life Story Part 1 | (excerpt),1942
→ Carole Lombard’s Life Story Part 2 | (excerpt), 1942

Also there’s the main Carole Lombard page in the Info section and of course lots of pictures in the gallery!

2 Comments

  • Tally

    I did the restoration on this newspaper photo from 1939..Have been pleased to see it posted across the internet,and it looks lovely here Pleased you could use it..
    Thank you.

  • admin

    Hi Tally! Actually this one is my personal scan, it is in scrapbook I have. That’s why it’s kind of crinkly, hard to properly scan those old magazine pics!

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