Stanwyck Collection

Barbara Stanwyck in King Vidors Stella Dallas (1937)
Barbara Stanwyck in Stella Dallas (1937)

BARBARA STANWYCK (1907-1990). American actress. Photograph by James Hargis Connelly, c1925

CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTE AD. Actress Barbara Stanwyck endorsing Chesterfield cigarettes. American magazine advertisement, 1949

RMS Titanic - poster for Spanish film version
RMS Titanic poster for Spanish film version of the American movie Titanic starring Clifton Webb and Barbara Stanwyck. 43. x 29 inches. Date: 1953

Two dancers: Virginia Marvin - left - and Barbara
Two dancers in 1927: Virginia Marvin (left) had been with Mikhail Mordkin as solo dancer and in the Eastern tour company of the Shubert Operetta My Maryland

Barbara Stanwyck in His Brother?s Wife (1936) wore this two-piece evening ensemble designed by Dolly Tree. A long black skirt with a train was topped by a white jacket with lapels and puffed sleeves

Telford and Wrekin TF7 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Telford and Wrekin TF7 4

Barbara Stanwyck (1907-1990), American actress, c1930s

Barbara Stanwyck, American film and television actress, 1933. Stanwyck (1907-1990) starred in over 100 films before moving into television acting in the 1950s, winning three Emmy Awards

CHICAGO THEATRE, 1941. Meet John Doe playing at the Chicago Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. Photograph by John Vachon, 1941

(1907-1990). American actress
BARBARA STANWYCK (1907-1990). American actress

BARBARA STANWYCK (1907-1990). American actress

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Barbara Stanwyck, the iconic American actress known for her versatile performances, captivated audiences throughout her career. In King Vidor's Stella Dallas (1937), she showcased her exceptional talent, leaving an indelible mark on cinema history. This stunning photograph by James Hargis Connelly perfectly captures Stanwyck's timeless beauty and undeniable charisma. Not only did Stanwyck excel in dramatic roles like Stella Dallas, but she also displayed her versatility in various genres. The Spanish film version of RMS Titanic featured a captivating poster that highlighted Stanwyck's ability to immerse herself in any character. Her presence on screen was magnetic, drawing viewers into the story with every performance. Stanwyck's talents extended beyond acting as well. As seen in the image featuring two dancers - Virginia Marvin and Barbara - she possessed grace and elegance that transcended the silver screen. In His Brother's Wife (1936), she delivered yet another memorable portrayal, showcasing her range as an actress. Even off-screen, Stanwyck made waves with her influence and popularity. The Telford and Wrekin TF7 4 Map serves as a reminder of how far-reaching her fame was during the 1930s. She became a household name across America and left an indelible mark on Hollywood. The Chicago Theatre played host to one of Stanwyck's notable films Meet John Doe (1941). This historic venue served as a backdrop for countless cinematic experiences, including those starring this remarkable actress who captured hearts nationwide. Beyond her professional achievements, Barbara Stanwyck remains an enduring symbol of style and glamour from the 1900s until today. A Chesterfield cigarette advertisement from 1949 features this influential star endorsing their product—a testament to both her cultural impact and personal brand. In retrospect, Barbara Stanwyck will forever be remembered as more than just an American actress; she was a trailblazer who left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.