Frances Farmer in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936). Howard Hawks said she was the most talented actress he ever worked with.
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Come and Get It
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Come and Get It
Edward Arnold shakes hands while Walter Brennan looks on in a scene from Come and Get It (1936).
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Come and Get It
Frances Farmer in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936). She played a mother and in a flash forward, her daughter, in the film.
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Come and Get It
Dinner with the Glasgow family including Andrea Leeds, Maddy Christians and Joel McCrae in Come and Get It (1936), and an unnamed man standing by.
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Come and Get It
Come and Get It (1936)
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Come and Get It
Frances Farmer grabs a cabbage out of a box in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936)
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Come and Get It
Frances Farmer wears a hat with fake cherry tomatoes in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936)
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Come and Get It
Frances Farmer and Joel McCrae in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936). Joel was also in Howard Hawks’ previous collaboration with producer Samuel Goldwyn, Barbary Coast (1935).
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Come and Get It
Frances Farmer in a publicity still for Come and Get It (1936) in an image not seen in the film.
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Come and Get It
Edward Arnold and Frances Farmer in a scene from Come and Get It (1936)
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The Road to Glory
The Road to Glory (1936) was Howard Hawks’ return to 20th Century Fox Pictures after directing eight silent films at the studio in the 20s.
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The Road to Glory
Warner Baxter and Victor Killian in an original publicity still for The Road to Glory (1936). Victor was also in Howard Hawks’ Only Angels Have Wings.
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The Road to Glory
The Road to Glory (1936) was Howard Hawks’ return to the war genre, after his first sound film, The Dawn Patrol (1930)
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The Road to Glory
Fredric March, Lionel Barrymore and Warner Baxter in a publicity still for The Road to Glory (1936). All three actors were big stars at the time.
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The Road to Glory
foreign poster for The Road to Glory (1936)
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