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[Johnnyeager]

A number of the stars pictured weren't under long term contract with MGM at the time but were there for a one time picture.

Most notably Jennifer Jones, in costume for "Madame Bovary", Ginger had recently finished "Barkleys of Broadway" and Errol Flynn who was filming "That Forsyte Woman."

[bewise]

Not only beautiful,she sang like a angel.I remember seeing so many of her movies.

[CorbettnBen]

Thank you Johnnyeager for starting this post, as Jane Powell certainly deserves to be recognized. All these stars of yesteryear were of my parents ' generation. I grew up watching all these wonderful movies and hearing stories about the stars. It is sad to see this group leave us - what talented people. I love the 1949 stock photo - I believe Clark Gable is in second row, towards the middle and of course there's Lassie! I have a very large Sheltie that is often mistaken for Lassie! LoL! I seldom post anything, but had to chime in about Jane and Hollywood's Golden Age. Blessings.

[Johnnyeager]

On Saturday, October 16th, TCM will celebrate the life and career of iconic Hollywood Golden Age actress and our dear friend, Jane Powell: 12pm ET: Luxury Liner ('48) 2pm ET: Small Town Girl ('53) 4pm ET: Royal Wedding ('51) 6pm ET: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers ('54)

[Judaline]

@Johnnyeager  I sure don't see Jane Powell in that picture. I see Walter Pidgeon. And James Craig

[Johnnyeager]

?  I don't understand. 

[Judaline]

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@Johnnyeager wrote:

?  I don't understand. 

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This picture. I don't see Jane Powell?

[Johnnyeager]

Second row from the top.  Walter Pidgeon to her right.  Ginger Rogers to her left.  Same as in April 1949.

[Judaline]

@Johnnyeager  I didn't see it, even tho you said as much in your post, but I guess it was the red hair that threw me. I recognize MANY of the other stars, especially the men, but NEVER would have known her. I also didn't know she was that small but most articles now are mentioning it.

So thanks!