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Seasonal Pictorials: Happy Easter from Old Hollywood

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Doris Day Loretta Young   Maureen O'Hara   Vera-Ellen   Sandra Dee   Ann Miller   Gloria DeHaven   Mitzi Gaynor     Happy Easter, everyone!  

Seasonal Pictorials: Happy Easter from Old Hollywood

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Vera-Ellen and the Easter Bunny Little Shirley Temple also has a bunny friend Susan Hayward between two bunnies Cute little Margaret O'Brien Easter greetings from Jean Arthur Happy Easter, everyone! 

Seasonal Pictorials: Happy Easter from Old Hollywood

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Doris Day is very happy that she found all of her Easter eggs. And she even found a little rabbit friend.   Vera-Ellen looks very cute as an Easter bunny. Though I'm pretty sure bunnies don't come out of eggs...   Here she is again with Mr. Easter Bunny. He looks a bit grumpy, doesn't he? Debbie Reynolds is more than ready to celebrate Easter. Paula Prentriss looks lovely posing with her bunny friend. Love her dress! Susan Hayward and her teddy bunny. Angie Dickinson gets in the Easter spirit. Shirley Temple colouring her Easter eggs. Pier Angeli had done a great job decorating her eggs. Look how gorgeous they are! Loretta Young looks just a tiny bit uncomfortable dressed as a Easter bunny. Ann Miller is very pleased with herself that she found a little bunny. Guess what she did with the bunny. «Easter Gree» from Jean Arthur. Don't people ever finish their sentences? Happy Easter, everyone!

12 Days of Christmas Films | Day 11: White Christmas (1954)

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Directed by Michael Curtiz, White Christmas (1954) opens on Christmas Eve 1944, in war-torn Europe, as soldiers of the U.S. Army's 151st Division enjoy a show put on by song-and-dance men Captain Bob Wallace (Bing Crosby) and Private Phil Davis (Danny Kaye). After the war, and over the course of ten years, the duo make it big in nightclubs, radio, and then on Broadway, eventually becoming successful producers. On the same day that their new revue, Playing Around , opens in Florida, Bob and Phil receive a letter from their former mess sergeant asking them to look at an act his two sisters are doing. When they go to the club to watch the Haynes Sisters, Bob is instantly smitten with Betty (Rosemary Clooney), while Phil is attracted to Judy (Vera-Ellen).  When Phil deftly persuades Bob to follow the sisters for a Christmas booking at a ski lodge in Vermont, they discover that the inn is run by their former commanding officer, General Waverly (Tom Jagger). The general has invested a...