RITA HAYWORTH - The Love Goddess

[Rita Hayworth]

Gifts from Friends for helping out
with their Collection ...

Part 2 of 2

Top Photo - Cute Photograph of her in a bikini back in 1936. Loved the expression on her face.

Middle Photo - Lovely photo of Rita Hayworth and Lee Bowman in Tonight and Every Night back in 1945. I loved this!

Bottom Photo - In her World War Two Volunteer Program she entertains children in promoting a cereal called Shreddies. I never heard of this cereal in all my life. How about you guys?

[Rita Hayworth]

Great Rita Hayworth You Tube


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krS-BTq4eh0

[Rita Hayworth]

Special Surprise for all of You


Starting sometimes Monday - a special treat for all of you here and its will be joy for all of you here to see. I'm not telling you what I will be doing in the next two days ... and after I finish this Special Surprise - I will take a couple days off to explore what to do next ... so hang in there.

In the meantime enjoy this animated gif from Trinidad ...

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Oversized Photo Number 1

I have 19 Oversized Photos that can't be displayed using the Attachment Method because the picture will be too narrow - something like a 240 to 300 pixels wide. So, here is the first two that I will be sharing with you from now on. It will take me two days to share all 19 Oversized Photos.

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Oversized Photo Number 2

Ad for Woodbury Cold Cream ... Lovely Image of a very Young RIta here ... Spring of 1941.




More coming later on ... here is the first two of the 19 oversized photos in my collection.

[Lomm]

I think that Rita, and most other actors for that matter, looks her best in those pics which are not posed (the true candids), and in those shots from the movie sets. There is something about the genuine emotion that a model shot with a forced smile just loses (not saying they are bad, just which I prefer). One exception to that is this one you posted above, which is stunning.

[Rita Hayworth]

I think that Rita, and most other actors for that matter, looks her best in those pics which are not posed (the true candids), and in those shots from the movie sets. There is something about the genuine emotion that a model shot with a forced smile just loses (not saying they are bad, just which I prefer). One exception to that is this one you posted above, which is stunning.

Spoken true Lomm!... Thanks for your comments here and I appreciate your thoughts as well.

[Rita Hayworth]

Oversized Photo Number 3





I've meaning to share this photograph of Rita Hayworth for three years and decided to use and Image Hosting Web Site to share these to you. This is a stunning photograph - sorry about the grainy aspects of it - but its a gem of a find. So, sit back and enjoy this beauty in her wearing a one piece swimsuit in 1941. I even showed you a comparison photograph below.

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Oversized Photo Number 4




Donating her nylons for the war efforts back in 1941 - Lovely Gown - one of my favorite Stockings photographs here.

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Oversized Photo Number 5




I had this photograph for over a decade and I have meaning to share it like this for years - and now I'm sharing without all the complications and mess that I shared this sensational stocking photograph of Rita back in 1941. Now, this photograph is a stunning photograph of her fixing her stockings for an event and its one of my favorites as well.

This is a favorite of mine for years.

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Oversized Photo Number 6




Classic Colored Oversized Blood and Sand Photograph - this is one of my favorite images of Rita as Dona Sol in that movie.

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Comparison Photos of the Number 6


Here's the black and white photographs - similar to the oversized photo above. These are classics.

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Oversized Photo Number 7




One of the loveliest gowns that she wore back in 1941. I even provided you a comparison photo below.

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Oversized Photo Number 8




I will share this photo again during Christmas Time - but this is one of the rarest color images of Rita back in late 1941. Her career is starting to bloom.

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Oversized Photo Number 9




Lovely Photo Here ... Also I will share this photo of her during XMAS time. Fantastic Smile!