Louise for The Canary Murder Mystery (1929). Photo by Eugene Robert Richee.
Louise by George Hommel, 1927.
Louise and William Collier Jr. pose during the filming of Just Another Blonde (1926).
Louise at her home for a fashion photo by Otto Dyar, 1927. From a new to me image on view last year at the NY MOMA exhibit “Face Value: Celebrity Press Photography.”
Fresh from her bath and wearing only a robe, Louise as Lulu quickly checks her look in Pandora’s Box (1929). Director G.W. Pabst wanted to portray Lulu the dancer as carefree, oblivious to the events around her and constantly moving forward. She has no past, only the future.
Louise by Eugene Robert Richee, 1927.
Louise sits with Keene Thompson, one of the screenwriters for Now We’re In the Air (1927). “This is my favorite publicity still because I posed it myself,” she observed in “Lulu In Hollywood.” Note the stacks of books at her feet including “The Psychology of Personality.”
Louise in a rare clip from the lost film Just Another Blonde (1926). A new to me find that’s included in the recently released Focus on Louise Brooks (1925-1927) Blu-ray from Flicker Alley.
Louise from a still from Now We’re in the Air (1927).
Louise on the set of Just Another Blonde (1926). Photo by James N. Doolittle.
Louise and Gregory Kelly in a still from The Show-Off (1926).
Louise in Pandora’s Box (1929).
Louise during the filming of Prix de Beauté (1930).
Still in her wedding dress, Louise as Lulu comforts her new son-in-law Alwa (Franz Lederer) as he professes his love for her — just as her husband walks in. From Pandora’s Box (1929).
Gail Russell by A.L. “Whitey” Schafer for The Unseen (1945). Mood.
Louise by Eugene Robert Richee, 1927. Paramount was experimenting with new hairstyles for her upcoming role as a Parisian escort in Evening Clothes (1927).
Louise as Thymian discovers her father’s assistant has written a note in her new diary. A still from Diary of a Lost Girl (1929).
Louise as Marie finds a smitten new admirer (Victor McLaglen) in Howard Hawks’ A Girl in Every Port (1928). Still by Max Munn Autrey.
Louise from the “kimono session” with Eugene Robert Richee, 1927.
Louise by Eugene Robert Richee, 1927.
Louise in a fashion photo by Eugene Robert Richee, 1928.
Louise by Eugene Robert Richee, 1927.
Louise in a publicity photo promoting The Ziegfeld Follies production of “Louie the 14th” at the Ziegfeld Cosmopolitan Theatre in New York, 1925. Photo by Ira D. Schwarz.
This is some weapons-grade late silent era glamour right here #driveinmob
Louise at home, 1927. Photo by Otto Dyar.
Louise in Diary of a Lost Girl (1929).
Louise and James Hall from a still for the lost film Rolled Stockings (1927).
Hedy Lamarr by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1941.
Louise in a still from A Social Celebrity (1926).
Detail of Louise.
