Tallulah Collection

Tatler front cover featuring Tallulah Bankhead, 1925
Tatler front cover featuring American actress, talk show host and bonne vivante, Tallulah Bankhead (1902 - 1968). Pictured at the time she had been selected to play Iris Storm

Tallulah Bankhead (1902 - 1968), American actress, talk show host and bonne vivante

Tallulah Bankheads fashions in The Garden of Eden, 1927
Tallulah Bankheads fashions in The Garden of Eden, London, 1927 Date: 1927

A scene from No No Nanette at the Palace Theatre, London (1925) with Joseph Coyne, Binnie Hale and George Grossmith Date: 1925

Tallulah Bankhead in Thunder Below
Actress Tallulah Bankhead (1902-1968) appearing in the film Thunder Below with Charles Bickford (1891-1967) and Paul Lukas (1894-1971). Date: circa 1932

A scene from Fallen Angels at the Globe Theatre, London (1925) with Tallulah Bankhead and Edna Best Date: 1925

Double page spread from The Tatler, reporting on Captain Neil MacEacheans novel party held at Brook Street, where well-knowns dressed up as living celebrities

Audience of stars at midnight performance of Charlots Revue
A galaxy of stars in the audience for the midnight performance of the first night of Charlots Revue at the Prince of Wales Theatre in April 1925

Tallulah Bankhead, Elsa Lanchester & Gwen Farrar
Stars of a charity matinee in aid of the Central Council for the Care of Crippled Children organised by Gwen Farrar (second from left) and attended by H.R.H. the Duchess of York

London Nights - at the Cafe Anglais by Hynes
Rex Evans at the CafÚáünglais, playing the piano and singing. M. Poulsen, who ran the club, is seen standing on the left, while his co-directors, Capt. Robin Humphries and Mrs

Stage Golfing Society dinner dance by Hynes
Brilliant cartoon by Hynes depicting in caricature members of the Stage Golfing Society at a dinner dance held at the Savoy Hotel in January 1928. From left to right at the back: Mr R. H

Tallulah Bankhead, American actress. Date: 1934

Tallulah Bankhead, (1902 - 1968), American actress of the stage and screen, at the time known as a brilliant young actress photographed as Iris Fenwick in The Green Hat a play by Michael Arlen which

GN-based sprint special car known as Tallulah, Bugatti Owners Club Lewes Speed Trials, Sussex, 1937
GN-based sprint special Car known as Tallulah. Place: B.O.C. Lewes Speed Trials. Date: 4.9.37

Tallulah Bankhead, American actress, talk-show host and bonne vivante, 1933
Tallulah Bankhead (1902-1968), American actress, talk-show host and bonne vivante, 1933

Photo of Miss Tallulah Bankhead in the Sketch
Black and white photograph of popular American stage actress Tallulah Bankhead who was celebrating her engagement to Count Anthony de Bosdari. Date: 28th November 1928

Tallulah Bankhead in The Green Hat
Scene from the stage adaptation of Michael Arlens novel, The Green Hat at the Adelphi Theatre in 1924. The lead role of Iris was played by Tallulah Bankhead (seen right)

Tallulah Bankhead and Count Anthony de Bosdari, 1928
A front cover of The Tatler, reporting the engagement of the actress Miss Tallulah Bankhead(1902-1968) to Count Anthony de Bosdari in November 1928. Date: 1928

Tallulah Bankhead appearing in They Knew What They Wanted
A portrait of Tallulah Bankhead appearing in They Knew What They Wanted at the St Martins Theatre, London, 1926 Date: 1926

Tallulah Bankhead and Leslie Howard in Her Cardboard Lover
Tallulah Bankhead and Leslie Howard appearing in in Her Cardboard Lover at the Lyric Theatre, London in 1928. Date: 1928

Tallulah Bankhead in The Garden of Eden
A scene from the stage play, The Garden of Eden, starring the sensational Tallulah Bankhead as Toni, a former cabaret dancer who marries an upper class diplomat

Caricature of Tallulah Bankhead in The Garden of Eden
The caf頤 ancer as society bride - American actress Tallulah Bankhead, a sensation on the London stage in the 1920s, as Toni Lebrun in the play, Garden of Eden at the Lyric Theatre in 1927

The Garden of Eden by Bernauer and Oesterreicher
The Garden of Eden by R. Bernauer and R. Oesterreicher; English version by Avery Hopwood. First produced Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh on 23rd May and the Lyric Theatre, 30th May 1927

Cecil Beatons bedroom, his guests and his fantails
The top photograph shows Cecil Beaton at home with guests at Ashcombe House; from l-r: Miss Tilly Losch, Mrs Harcourt Smith, Sir Alfred Beit, Lady Charles Cavendish, Miss Tallulah Bankhead

Tallulah Bankhead, American actress
Tallulah Bankhead (1902-1968), American film and theatre actress, and talk show host. Date: 20th century

Tallulah Bankhead (1903-1968) American actress and film star

TALLULAH BANKHEAD (1903-1968). American actress, at a hot air balloon show in Oxford, England. At right is Mr. Speaght, president of the Oxford Balloon Union; at left is writer Giles Playfair

GEORGIA: TALLULAH FALLS. Steel engraving, 1844

TALLULAH BANKHEAD (1903-1968). American actress. Photographed c1936

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"Tallulah Bankhead: The Iconic Star of the Roaring Twenties" Step back in time to the glamorous era of the 1920s, where one name reigned supreme on both stage and screen - Tallulah Bankhead. From gracing the Tatler front cover in 1925 to captivating audiences with her magnetic presence, this vivacious actress left an indelible mark on entertainment history. In a scene from "No No Nanette" at London's Palace Theatre, Tallulah shared the spotlight with Joseph Coyne, Binnie Hale, and George Grossmith. Her talent knew no bounds as she effortlessly brought characters to life, enchanting theater-goers night after night. Always ahead of her time when it came to fashion, Tallulah's daring style was showcased in "The Garden of Eden" (1927). With each ensemble she donned, she exuded confidence and elegance that became synonymous with her name. From stage triumphs like "Thunder Below" and "The Green Hat, " Tallulah's versatility shone through. Her performances were electrifying; they left audiences spellbound and craving more. Offstage too, Tallulah led a fascinating life. In 1928, she captivated hearts alongside Count Anthony de Bosdari. Their romance added another layer of intrigue to her already mesmerizing persona. Tallulah continued to conquer new heights by appearing in productions such as "They Knew What They Wanted. " Her talent garnered attention not only from fans but also from esteemed publications like The Sketch who featured stunning photos capturing her essence. Collaborating with fellow actors was another highlight for this starlet. In a scene from "Fallen Angels" at London's Globe Theatre (1925), Tallulah shared the stage with Edna Best - their chemistry igniting sparks that illuminated every corner of the theater.