#Helene Costello

[citizenscreen]

1928 portrait of sisters Helene and Dolores Costello

#helene costello #dolores costello

[silverscreenfurs]

#helene costello

[silentdivasblog]

Helene Costello ❤️

#silent era #silent film #silent actress #helene costello #silent cinema #1920s cinema #silent film actresses #vintage beauty

[fitesorko]

Dolores Costello  Helene Costello

#dolores costello #helene costello

[from1837to1945]

The Circus Kid (1928)

#the circus kid 1928 #frankie darro #10 year old darro #joe e brown #helene costello #lionel belmore #sam nelson #darro in silent era

[toyourlovemp3]

apparently today is Helene Costello's birthday so I'm urging everyone to watch this short where she plays a 5-year old who decides to fuck shit up when her dad develops a crush on her nanny:

#helene costello #silent film #silent cinema #film history #Youtube

[perfettamentechic]

26 gennaio … ricordiamo …

26 gennaio … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2017: Barbara Hale, attrice statunitense.  (n. 1922) 2016: Abe Vigoda, Abraham Charles Vigoda, è stato un attore statunitense, conosciuto soprattutto per il ruolo di Tessio nel film Il padrino.  (n. 1921) 2011: Mario Scaccia, attore italiano di cinema e teatro.  (n. 1919) 2011: John Herbert, John Herbert Buckup, è stato un attore, regista e produttore cinematografico brasiliano. Herbert fu…

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#26 gennaio #26 gennaio morti #Abe Vigoda #Abraham Charles Vigoda #Antonietta Meneghel #Barbara Hale #Christian Brando #Dana Dale #Don Lurio #Donald Benjamin Lurio #Edward G. Robinson #Elena Sangro #Emanuel Goldenberg #Esther Carena #Florette Regina Ottenheimer #Franziska Lucia Pfeiffer #Glenn Langan #Grace Moore #Helene Costello #John Herbert #John Herbert Buckup #Josephine Dillon #Leo Genn #Leo John Genn #Leopoldo Valentini #Lilia Flores #Luigi Cimara #María Asunción Mercader Fordada #María Mercader #Margaret Hayes

[weirdlookindog]

Eddie Parker and Helen Westcott in Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953).

#abbott and costello meet dr. jekyll and mr. hyde #eddie parker #helen westcott #1950s movies #horror comedy

[bcwehavetocryandwehavetomakelove]

love to want love, to want - collections of yearning (to be beckoned and to be held)

i wanna be yours- arctic monkeys/ i wanna be loved by you- helen kane/ lilies- ethel cain/ sleep in while you’re doing your best- weatherday/ some great reward- depeche mode/ i want you- mitski/ i want you- elvis costello/ (won’t somebody) take me out tonight- molly nilsson/ tears dry on their own- amy winehouse/ tongue- miss anhedöndia

#this is really dumb and unoriginal i just can’t stop thinking abt these songs and need to post this :/ #web weaving #stop reading the tags #helen kane #arctic monkeys #ethel cain #weatherday #depeche mode #mitski #elvis costello #amy winehouse #molly nilsson #poetry adjacent #miss anhedöndia #song weaving #love #yearning #poetry #tumblr #tumblrr #tumblraesthetic #aesthetic #nyc #songs #song reccomendations #this is too far #web weave #want #to be wanted

[the1920sinpictures]

1920′s Dolores and her sister Helene Costello in evening gowns. From Art Deco, FB.

[citizenscreen]

Sisters Helene and Dolores Costello in 1928

#helene costello #dolores costello

[bebemoon]

official lfw a/w '24 schedule

feb 16 | paul costelloe, masha popova, noon by noor, temperley london, bora aksu, edward crutchley, sinead o'dwyer, completedworks, mark fast, huishan zhang, dreaming eli, chet lo, fashion east, on|off presents...jack irving, natasha zinko, central saint martins

feb 17 | 16arlington, roksanda, malone souliers, robyn lynch, molly goddard, erdem, ahluwalia, david koma, simone rocha, richard quinn, ingrid kraftchenko

feb 18 | emilia wickstead, kazna asker, jw anderson, eudon choi, paolo carzana, holzweiler, connor ives, sinead gorey, aaron esh, saul nash, dilara findikoglu

feb 19 | edeline lee, yuhan wang, marques' almeida, knwls, di petsa, colville, susan fang, frolov, derrick, helen kirkum, burberry

#lfw #fashion week #runway schedules #aw24 #fw24

[ilovedamsels1962]

Helen Westcott and Boris Karloff for Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953)

#helen westcott #boris karloff #1950's #damsel

[donnerpartyofone]

I've never seen a Joan Crawford movie! What are your favorite roles of hers besides the big ones she's most famous for?

You know what, I saw one of my new favorite movies of hers for the first time a year or two ago, that nobody ever talks about, THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO. Definitely don't look it up on Wikipedia, the plot summary is right at the top of the page and it spoils every single thing in the movie in short order. It has kind of a Helen Keller type of setup, but it's more about greed and the showmanship of large-scale fundraising. I loved everything about it, although I really love melodrama, it's probably my favorite thing after horror. I think it might be on Tubi, it's totally awesome. Another lesser-known one that would be fun to watch, especially right now, would be THE UNKNOWN which is a silent horror film by Tod Browning who made DRACULA and FREAKS; it's this cool, twisted love triangle thing with Lon Chaney as a psychopathic armless knife-thrower. You've probably heard that you should watch MILDRED PIERCE and you heard right, I don't want to spoil anything if you don't know all about it already, just watch it. Don't miss HARRIET CRAIG where Joan plays a pathological liar, that's totally amazing and I recommend what I did, which is to double-bill it with ESTHER COSTELLO so you get to see Joan playing a really good person and a really bad person. JOHNNY GUITAR is honestly a movie like no other, a super lesbianic western musical (kind of?) that you just have to see if you care about seeing a really good movie. SUDDEN FEAR is a great thriller where Joan and Jack Palance appear to be the two biggest people in the world, and in the middle of the movie she gets to do this long stretch of acting with only facial expressions, she was nominated for an Oscar for this, whatever that means to ya. The older Joan gets the better she gets, I mean I get the emphasis on the camp factor in her later movies but she's genuinely terrific, she's always entertaining which is more than you can say for a lot of people. Surely you already know you should watch WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?, you can probably move that to the head of the queue, and STRAIT-JACKET is at least as good as that, I think, even though people don't talk about it as much. That would be a good Halloween double-bill.

I'm sure I'm missing some obvious classics too, I haven't seen them all, but if you watch any of these movies you will definitely have a good time. You can watch TROG if you want to see her chasing a caveman around. But you should really watch MOMMIE DEAREST, it gets a bad rap for being over the top but there's much more to it than just a camp fest. I think it has a lot of genuinely excellent qualities, not the least of which Faye Dunaway's performance, like you really forget that she ISN'T just Joan Crawford back from the dead. And if you can, watch it with the audio commentary that John Waters recorded, he has a really refreshing perspective on the movie and he knows absolutely everything about Joan of course; it's like a whole other movie unto itself, with his commentary.

[thelonecalzone]

The Unaired Two-Page Conversation

I think we're past the point of possible spoilers, so as promised: the 2pg book conversation that was cut for time (and realism). Originally, I was experimenting with "unsent" books as part of the conversations, but I thought it would ultimately be too confusing and opted not to use that, so anything you see with a strikethrough is an "unsent" book.

(If this text formatting is ultra zany and hard to read, someone please tell me and I'll make it more regular. Allison is Blue, Patty is Red... for reasons... 🫠)

Allison: It’s Lonely at the Center of the Earth, by Zoe Thorogood

Patty: Not Here, by Hieu Minh Nguyen

Allison: Tell Me Everything, by Minka Kelly

Patty: Daily Rituals, by Phoebe Garnsworthy

Patty: Drinking Coffee Elsewhere, ZZ Packer

Patty: Crime, by Irvine Welsh

Allison: Without Me? by Chelle Bliss

Allison: Exciting Times, by Naoise Dolan

Patty: Not Without You, by Harriet Evans

Patty: The Page Turner, by David Leavitt

Allison: I Got a Job and It Wasn’t That Bad, by Scott Dikkers

Patty: Really Moving On, by Pierre Jeanty

Patty: What Kind of Job Can a Monkey Do? by Sato Akira

Allison: Hey Rick! Don’t Be So Rude! by Alyssa Thompson

Patty: I Like Monkeys, by Peter Hansard

Allison: So You Like Me Too, by OPR

Patty: The Miseducation of Cameron Post, by Emily M. Danforth

Allison: Just Say Yes, by Niobia Bryant

Patty: Yes, Chef, by Marcus Samuelsson

Patty: Get to the Point, by Joel Schwartzberg

Allison: I Miss You, by Pat Thomas

Allison: Without You, by Saskia Sarginson

Allison: You’re, by Keisha Ervin

Allison: I Got My Dream Job and So Can You, by Pete Leibman 

Patty: Super Spy, by Matt Kindt

Allison: The Librarian Spy, by Madeline Martin

Patty: For the Love of Books, by Graham Tarrant

Allison: Reminds Me of You, by Retno Handini

Allison: For the Thrill of It, by Simon Baatz

Patty: Run Towards the Danger, by Sarah Polley

Allison: Risking it All, by Tessa Bailey

Patty: Risk (With Me), by Sue Wilder

Patty: Ambitious Girl, by Meena Harris

Allison: Yeah, Right, by Jim and Helen Fox

Patty: The Follow-Through Factor: Getting from Doubt to Done, by Gene C. Hayden

Allison: A Stroke of Dumb Luck, by Shiloh Walker

Patty: Credit Where Credit is Due, by Frank Casey

Allison: Optimists Die First, by Susin Neilsen

Patty: The Price of Immortality, by Peter Ward

Allison: Death Visits the Hair Salon, by Amy Anderson

Patty: Murder in the Library, by Katie Gayle

Allison: Sounds Like Fun, by Bryan Moriarty

Patty: I Have More Fun With You Than Anybody, by Lige Clark

Patty: Certifiably Insane, by Arthur W. Bahr

Allison: Charming as a Verb, by Ben Philippe

Patty: How Do You Manage? by John Nicholson

Allison: Liquor, by Poppy Z. Brite

Patty: Hardly Know Her, by Laura Lippman

Allison: Don’t Be Gross, by Barbara Bakos

Patty: It’s Just Anatomy! by Ellen

Allison: Rough Transition, by Patrick Kelley

Patty: Some Girls Like it Rough, by Marlo Peterson

Allison: What Sort of Girls Were They? by Petrea Leslie

Patty: Girls with Bright Futures, by Tracy Dobmeier

Allison: I’m a Little Ghost and I Like the Dark, by Lynda Kimmel

Patty: Dark As the Grave Wherein My Friend Is Laid, by Malcolm Lowrey

Allison: Murder in the Dark, by Simon R. Green

Patty: My Job Was To Bring The Shovel, by Randall M. Rueff

Allison: The Complete Accomplice, by Steve Aylett

Patty: The Magician’s Assistant, by Ann Patchett

Allison: The Witch’s Familiar, by Raven Grimassi

Patty: Witch Minion, by Lissa Kasey

Allison: These Witches Don’t Burn, by Isabel Sterling

Patty: The Drowning Kind, by Jennifer McMahon

Allison: A Touch Morbid, by Leah Clifford

Patty: Lucy Clark Will Not Apologize, by Margo Rabb

Allison: I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight, by James Hold

Patty: Whiskey, Words, and a Shovel, by R. H. Sin

Allison: Sounds Perfect, by Ashley Boren

Patty: How I Made a Friend, Daniel Georges

Allison: Good For You (Between the Lines), by Tammara Webber

Patty: We’re Very Good Friends, by P.K. Hallinan

Allison: Sounds Fake, But Okay, by Sarah Costello

Patty: What If It’s True? by Charles Martin

Allison: What If It Wasn’t? by Ivan Itch

Patty: Why Do You Care? by Saju Skaria

Allison: I’m Fine and Neither Are You, by Camille Pagán

Allison: The Replacement Part, by Nora Wylde

Patty: Just a Friend, by Ashley Nicole

Allison: How to Kill Your Best Friend, by Lexie Elliott

Patty: You’re All Just Jealous of My Jetpack, by Tom Gauld

Allison: Dead Jealous, by Sharon Jones

Patty: You’ve Got to Have Friends, by Delbert George Fitzpenfield Anthony

Allison: Everything I Need I Get From You, by Kaitlyn Tiffany

Allison: Among Other Things, by Robert Long Foreman

Allison: Truths I Learned from Sam, ​​by Kristin Butcher

Patty: The Idiot King, by Patty Jansen

Allison: He Helped Me Climb the Mountain, by Betty E. Wright

Patty: The Man Who Pushed His Wife off a Cliff, by Will D. Burn

Patty: Men are Trash, by Salman Faris 

Patty: And That’s Why I Think I Prefer A Rainbow Horse, by Tiarra Nazario

Patty: Sam Houston’s Wife, by William Seale

Allison: What About Her, by Emma Tharpe

Patty: Amelia Bedelia Sleeps Over, by Herman Parish

Patty: The Undead in my Bed, by Katie McAlister

Allison: Sleeping with the Enemy, by Nancy Price

Allison: How Could You Do That?! by Laura Schlessinger

Allison: How Could You Murder Us? by Charae Lewis

Allison: Why Her? by Nicki Koziarz

Allison: I Hate You, Don’t Leave Me, by Jerold J. Kreisman

Patty: I Was Joking, Of Course, by Paul Jennings

Allison: Liar, by Tate James

Patty: What if I Say the Wrong Thing? by Verna A Myers

Allison: Don’t Look Back, by Josh Lanyon

Patty: Come Back, by Sally Crosiar

Patty: SHIT, by Shahnon Ahmad

Patty: Barbie: It Takes Two, by Grace Baranowski

Allison: I Changed My Mind, by Jimmy Evans

Allison: Allison Hewitt Is Trapped, by Madeleine Roux

Patty: Are You Still There, by Sara Lynn Schreeger

Patty: Wait for Me, by Caroline Leech

Allison: Look Back, by Tatsuki Fujimoto

#kcfh #kevin can fuck himself #kevin can f himself #kevin can f**k himself #kcfh fanfic #there'll be some changes made #tbscm #pattison #patty x allison #little victorian lesbians #allison mcroberts #patty o'connor #the orpheus of it all

[mamasplat]

I am just a girl who is too lazy to sketch and has resorted to color blocking before her lineart.

In my defense, this is literally just painting

Helene and Dolores Costello photographed by Irving Chidnoff, c. 1929. If you were wondering-

#also because i can’t use my typical digital program and tablet because my laptop is on life support-