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Please can anyone identify these? 1 is Kirk Douglas, need help with other 3, any help appreciated, thanks.
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Posted 4 years ago
TCBOO
(3 items)
Please can anyone identify these? 1 is Kirk Douglas, need help with other 3, any help appreciated, thanks.
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Hi, TCBOO. :-)
Spot on with the first picture being Kirk Douglas.
I'm tempted to say that the second one is Rita Hayworth after she had her hair cut and dyed blonde for "The Lady From Shanghai," but I wouldn't swear to it.
The third picture is Glenn Ford.
The fourth picture is Ida Lupino.
This probably isn't the most flattering picture, but for comparison purposes, here is Rita Hayworth's 1947 passport:
https://www.passport-collector.com/a-collectors-story-rita-hayworth/
https://www.pinterest.pt/pin/542683823822243095/
I would say KERAMIKOS is absolutely correct on all 4
Better (better listing of the passport, that is):
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Rita Hayworth’s personal passport, number 20917, issued on February 28, 1947. Passport measures 3.75 x 6, and contains her typed personal information on the third page, signed at the bottom “Margarita Carmen Welles.” Affixed on the reverse of the personal information page is Hayworth’s 3 x 3 passport snapshot, signed across the upper left corner. Photo bears an embossed State Department seal over top portion and a “canceled” stamping. Also, on the inside front cover, Hayworth has added her home address. A separate page bears a small photo of the actress’ 3-year-old daughter, Rebecca. Several of the inside pages bear official visa stamps including the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Portugal, and Switzerland. In fine condition, with expected handling wear, some scattered light page soiling, and, of course, various country stamps and cancellation stamps.
Already a Hollywood star, Hayworth had been elevated to cultural icon and the ultimate femme fatale by the time the US State Department issued her this passport. However, both her career and her life would take a downward spiral soon after obtaining this document. The commercial failure of her next picture—the film noir The Lady from Shanghai, directed by her husband, Orson Welles, and in which she dyed her red locks blonde—forced her retreat from Hollywood and Welles, whom she divorced in November 1947. With this passport in hand, Hayworth set out to crisscross the world, taking her, as noted by the various stampings, across Europe. While traveling abroad the stunning actress met Prince Aly Khan on the French Riviera, and in 1948 left her film career to marry him. A truly remarkable, one-of-a-kind piece of Hollywood history, and the first such “Margarita Carmen Welles” signature we have offered!
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https://www.icollector.com/Rita-Hayworth_i11117472
Thanks for the replies, very helpful indeed.
TCBOO, You're welcome.
One more tidbit: Hayworth's passport was issued February 28, 1947. The original finish date for the filming of "The Lady From Shanghai was February 27, 1947 (although there were numerous studio-ordered retakes):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lady_from_Shanghai
Fascinating info about Rita Hayworth/Margarita Carmen Welles. She wasn’t wasting any time getting the heck out of town!
valentino97, would guess pendant, large charm, maybe had a brooch or keyring attachment?, it fold up to 28mm x 24mm x 10mm
Hi again, TCBOO. :-)
The print quality of those pictures (dot matrix) suggests that they might have been original inserts when the item was bought new, in the same manner that new retail wallets as late as the 1960s/1970s used to have pictures of popular entertainers in them.
Hayworth's picture being the easiest one to date, your item probably dates to the late forties or newer.
Here's a similar one:
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Vintage mourning pocket locket quad photo album-hinged - each frame measures at 1.5" - two of the frames are missing the protective plastic for the pictures - it is either brass or brushed goldtone enamel
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https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/unusual-vintage-quad-fold-mourning-152716331