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Tallulah at a drag queen club in San Fransisco (1961)
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Tallulah Bankhead for Vanity Fair (November, 1931)
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Tallulah Bankhead interviewed in her New York country house for Vogue magazine (July, 1943)
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Tallulah Bankhead for Tatler magazine (December, 1937)
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Tallulah Bankhead in a publicity still for Thunder Below (1932)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed sitting between Fredric March and Katharine Hepburn during an actors' meeting (LIFE, 1939)
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Tallulah Bankhead and Charles Dingle during the play The Little Foxes (Broadway, 1939)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Private Lives (1947)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Why Magazine (October, 1953)
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Tallulah Bankhead with John Huston and Marlene Dietrich celebrating Huston's New York Film Critics award for The Treasure of Sierra Madre (1948)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed by Marcus Blechman (1948)
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Once, battling laryngitis, Tallulah told an interviewer she had been ordered not to smoke. Then, lighting a cigarette, she added, “I’m not supposed to talk, either. But you know how impossible that would be for me, baby.”
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Tallulah photographed by Dorothy Wilding (1930)
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Candid photo of Tallulah with her dog (1930s)
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Portraits of Tallulah Bankhead (Lucas-Pritchard Studio, 1930s)
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“When people impersonate me, they always look like they are about to throw up.”
—Tallulah Bankhead
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Tallulah posing with two policemen outside a restaurant in New York (1959)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Reflected Glory (1936)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Thunder Below (1932)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Tarnished Lady (1931)
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Tallulah Bankhead outside her home in Windows (1940s)
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Rare photo of Tallulah Bankhead with Amelia Earhart c. early 1930s
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Tallulah Bankhead spotted wearing her trademark mink coat in 1944
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Tallulah Bankhead in Devil and The Deep (1932)
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Tallulah Bankhead performing at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas in the 1950s. Visible in the audience are Marlene Dietrich, Montgomery Clift, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz
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Tallulah Bankhead falling at The Ritz in London (1964)
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Tallulah Bankhead on the cover of CHIC magazine (April, 1955)
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Tallulah Bankhead by Philippe Halsman (1952)
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Tallulah Bankhead with Patricia Neal during her Broadway debut playing Regina Giddens in the Little Foxes prequel called Another Part of the Forest (1946)
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Tallulah photographed for a german postcard (Ross Verlag, 1932)
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Tallulah Bankhead in the play Reflected Glory (1936)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Schiaparelli (1934)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed next to Augustus John and his famous portrait of her, which now hangs in the National Gallery in Washington
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Tallulah Bankhead drinking champagne from her shoe (London, 1951)
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Tallulah Bankhead in conversation with Rock Hudson at the gala party thrown for the world premiere of 'Pillow Talk' (1959)
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Tallulah Bankhead in the original stage production of "The Little Foxes," which ran on Broadway at the National Theatre from 1939 to 1940
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Tallulah on the set of Main Street to Broadway (1953)
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Tallulah Bankhead at a drag queen club in San Fransisco (1961)
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Tallulah in a promotional photo for The Cheat (1931)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed by Louise Dahl-Wolfe (1942)
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Tallulah Bankhead drinking champagne from her shoe during a press conference at the Ritz Hotel in London (1951)
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Tallulah Bankhead with singer Johnnie Ray at a party, during which she exclaimed “He's divine! I want to adopt him.” (1952)
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Tallulah Bankhead at a party by Ruth and Rex Reed (1967). The hosts asked guests to come either as themselves or as a favorite movie star
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Tallulah getting ready to film her cameo for Stage Door Canteen (1943)
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Tallulah photographed by George Karger in 1951
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Tallulah Bankhead at a party given in her honor in 1954
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Tallulah Bankhead with her pet lion Winston Churchill
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Tallulah Bankhead on stage at the Sands Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas (1953)
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Tallulah Bankhead with Barbara, a greek war orphan she financially took care of (c. 1950s)
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Tallulah Bankhead in The Ziegfeld Follies (1956)
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“I'm not ashamed to say that I shed tears almost all the way through and that when the play was finished I rushed up to her and fell to my knees at her feet.”
—Tennessee Williams on Tallulah Bankhead's portrayal of Blanche Dubois, circa 1956
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Tallulah Bankhead dining with Alfred Hitchcock (1944)
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Tallulah Bankhead as Regina Giddens in The Little Foxes (1939)
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James Stewart and Tallulah Bankhead at the Boston premiere of It's a Wonderful Life (1947)
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Tallulah Bankhead with Mae West at an event during the 1950s
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Tallulah photographed for Woman's Day Magazine (April, 1956)
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Tallulah Bankhead at a baseball game watching her beloved Giants (1951)
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Tallulah Bankhead during the play Dark Victory (1934)
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Tallulah Bankhead and Cary Grant in Devil and The Deep (1932)
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Tallulah Bankhead during NBC's 'Johnny Presents' radio show (1942)
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Tallulah Bankhead in the 1947 tour of Noël Coward's "Private Lives"
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed with Lilyan Tashman (Modern Screen, 1933)
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Tallulah Bankhead in Batman (1967)
When a friend encouraged her to appear on the television series, telling her it would be camp, Tallulah replied “Don’t tell me about camp. I invented it.”
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Tallulah photographed with Ziegfeld Girls during a press reception on the occasion of a revival of The Ziegfeld Follies that she starred in circa 1956
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Tallulah Bankhead with Burgess Meredith at the Stork Club (early 1940s)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed by Herbert Mitchell
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed by Dorothy Wilding for Picturegoer Magazine's Postcard Club
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Tallulah Bankhead with her fiance Count De Bosdari in 1928. They broke off their engagement the following year.
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Color portrait of Tallulah Bankhead circa 1945
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Tallulah seen enjoying her swimming pool (LIFE magazine, 1951)
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Tallulah with one of her many dogs c. 1940s
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Tallulah Bankhead for The Ziegfeld Follies (1956)
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Tallulah Bankhead by Dorothy Wilding (1934)
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Tallulah during a rehearsal break in the Ziegfeld Follies (1956)
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Teenage Tallulah photographed with her sister Eugenia c. 1910s
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“I'm intoxicated by applause. It's my nectar.” - Tallulah Bankhead
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Portrait of Tallulah Bankhead by Alfredo Valente (1930s)
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I suppose you could say that Tallulah was a tramp. In the elegant sense.
—Tennessee Williams on his close friend Tallulah Bankhead, on whom he based 4 of his heroines
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Welcome, dahlings, to my Tallulah Bankhead appreciation acc ❤️
📸 Paul Tanqueray (1928)
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Tallulah Bankhead putting her autobiography in a time capsule
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Tallulah Bankhead's promotional portraits for The Little Foxes (1939)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed by Marcus Blechman (1950s)
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Tallulah Bankhead reading a newspaper on the set of Lifeboat (1944)
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Tallulah Bankhead by Nickolas Muray for Vanity Fair (1928)
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Tallulah Bankhead photographed at home next to her pet lion cub Winston Churchill (1940s)
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Tallulah Bankhead as Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra (1937) in which she starred with her husband. The play got Tallulah the worst reviews of her career.
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