Studios Collection (page 8)

O Connell Bridge and Street - Dublin, Ireland. Date: circa 1960s

High definition television, preparing for a boxing match at Baird Experimental Studios, prior to televising by the Intermediate-Film System

High definition television, a Spanish scene enacted in one of the Baird Experimental Studios, televising by the Intermediate-Film System Date: 1937

Dorothy Mather as Cigarette in Under Two Flags, at the Kennington Theatre, London, based on Ouidas novel of 1867. Date: early 20th century

Advert for New Wayburns Institute of Dancing in Chicago, 1929 Date: 1929

Advert for Albertina Rasch Studios and her dancers featured in Hollywood film, 1930 for MGM and Paramount Date: 1930

Advert for Ned Wayburns concentrated teachers course in modern stage dancing, 1929 Date: 1929

Page from The Sphere with a selection of pictures showing art students at work at three of Londons art schools - Heatherleys in Newman Street

Christmas Truce Memorial, Peace Village, Messines
The memorial carries the words A Lull in the Hate and refers to the football match played between the Germans and the British at Christmas 1914

Elinor Glyn and Gloria Swanson
Writer, scriptwriter and journalist Elinor Glyn (right) pictured with actress Gloria Swanson at the West Coast studios of the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation at the time Glyn had written a

Small screening room at the Empire Film Co (possibly at Broadway and 55th Street
5671597 Small screening room at the Empire Film Co (possibly at Broadway and 55th Street) with four men working, New York

Film laboratories at Carlton Motion Picture Co. with five men
5671573 Film laboratories at Carlton Motion Picture Co. with five men and one woman working with film, splicing etc. New York

Butlins - Skegness
Butlins Skegness - Chalets

The Animal Sculptor, 1894 (oil on canvas)
5948297 The Animal Sculptor, 1894 (oil on canvas) by Carrier-Belleuse, Louis Robert (1848-1913); 155x206.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

Self-Portrait (tempera on panel)
5889190 Self-Portrait (tempera on panel) by Jungman, Nico (1872-1935); 76.8x66 cm; Private Collection; Photo eThe Ms Gallery, London; English, out of copyright

Studio, La Boissiere, 1909 (litho)
874761 Studio, La BoissiAre, 1909 (litho) by Belleroche, Albert de (1864-1944); 60.33 x48.9 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; eSan Diego Museum of Art; Museum purchase; English, out of copyright

Professor Dr. Fritz Schumacher (1869-1947), 1927 (oil on canvas)
XKH150662 Professor Dr. Fritz Schumacher (1869-1947), 1927 (oil on canvas) by Stegemann, Heinrich (1888-1945); 106.5x92.5 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; German, out of copyright

Betty Furness wearing a Dolly Tree negligee at the time of Three Wise Guys (1936). Fashioned with pale blue velvet, the negligee features wide lapels and glass buttons of the same shed of blue

Ilona Massey in one of her Dolly Tree costumes from Rosalie (1937) Date: 1937

Cicely Courtneidge in one of her Dolly Tree gowns
Cicely Courtneidge wore this formal Dolly Tree gown in The Perfect Gentleman (1935), Made of jet black sequins it featured an off-the-shoulder neckline with ruffled sleeves

Elizabeth Alllan in a contemproary Dolly Tree gown
When Dolly Tree created the period wardrobe for David Selznick?s A Tale of Two Cities (1935), she also designed an accompanying collection of contemporary gowns with a period flavour for Elizabeth

Virginia Bruce wearing an elegant evening ensemble of black velvet and taffetas (1936-37) most likely designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1936-1937

Virginia Bruce - Dolly Tree costumes from Escapade
Virginia Bruce in one of her Dolly Tree costumes from Escapade (1935) Date: 1935

Clark Gable and Jean Harlow in Saratoga (1937) Date: 1937

A smart check summer outfit designed by Dolly Tree for Maureen O?Sullivan in Woman Wanted (1935). Plaid seersucker was the foundation in red, green and yellow over a white background

A contemporary gown designed by Dolly Tree and modelled by Rosalind Russell on one of the sets for Trouble For Two (1936) Date: 1936

William Powell and Rosalind Russell in Rendezvous (1935) with Russells costume by Dolly Tree Date: 1935

Margaret Dumont (left) and Rosalind Russell (right) in a deleted scene from Rendezvous (1935) with both wearing Dolly Tree creations Date: 1935

Lynne Carver in a golf outfit designed by Dolly Tree in 1940 Date: 1940

Elizabeth Allan wearing a gown designed by Dolly Tree created at the time of A Tale of Two Cities (1935). The striking formal gown is made of silver lame and revives the halter neckline

Ruth Hussey modelling a suit ensemble designed by Dolly Tree from Flight Command (1940) Date: 1940

Anita Louise wearing a smart suit designed by Dolly Tree in These Glamour Girls (1939). White lace ruffles cascade down the front of the white mouselline blouse to form a jabot to the jacket of a

Dolly Tree at MGM in her studio surrounded by her sketches
Dolly Tree at MGM in her studio in 1939 surrounded by her sketches Date: 1939

Dolly Tree and Mary Howard discussing the costumes for Billy the Kid (1941), a Western set in 1879 and starring Robert Taylor as the outlaw

Dolly Tree and Ruth Cornell look at Trees sketches
Dolly Tree and Ruth Cornell (who won the title of The All American Queen of the Southwest at the Fort Worth Rodeo and was given a tour of Hollywood)

Dolly Tree measuring the dummy for Myrna Loy in the MGM costume department, late 1930s Date: 1930s

Dorothy Comingore (right) and Susan Hayward (middle) wearing Dolly Tree creations in The Hairy Ape (1943) Date: 1943

Susan Hayward and John Loder in The Hairy Ape (1943)
Susan Hayward wearing Dolly Tree creation in The Hairy Ape (1943) with John Loder on the left Date: 1943

The stars of The Hairy Ape (1943)
Dorothy Comingore and Susan Hayward (middle left and right) wearing Dolly Tree creation in The Hairy Ape (1943) with John Loder (left) and William Bendix (right) Date: 1943

A scene from Thunder Birds (1942) with Gene Tierney in a Dolly Tree evening gown by the side of the pianist with the accompanying female cast also in Dolly Tree creations Date: 1942

Lynn Bari in The Magnificent Dope (1942) wearing a Dolly Tree creation. A jumper dress of sheer woollen cotton jersey was moulded to the figure. Date: 1942

Linda Darnell & John Shepperd, The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe
Linda Darnell and John Shepperd in The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe (1942). Darnell is wearing a period costume designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1942

Maureen O?Hara in one of her period costumes from Ten Gentleman From West Point (1942) designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1942

Advert for The Goldman Company?s Freshy Playclothes, a range of ready-to-wear ensembles designed by Dolly Tree, 1942 Date: 1942

Jean Harlow in one of her white pleated gowns created by Dolly Tree at the time of filming Suzy (1936). Date: 1936

A scene from The Devil?s Brother (Fra Diavolo)
A scene from Laurel and Hardys The Devil?s Brother (Fra Diavolo) with Thelma Todd and Dennis King, (1933). The costumes may have been designed by Dolly Tree. Date: 1933

Betty Furness wore this Dolly Tree gown in Shadow of Doubt (1935). Made of gold lam it featured a short tunic and a Grecian crossed neckline. Diamond clips were caught at either side

Betty Furness in a smart evening ensemble by Dolly Tree from early 1937 - most probably Mama Steps Out or The Good Old Soak

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Step into the enchanting world of studios, where dreams come to life and creativity knows no bounds. From the iconic MGM Lion roaring with pride to the dazzling lights of Piccadilly by Night in London, these glimpses offer a tantalizing taste of what awaits within. Transport yourself back to the swinging 1960s as you witness the vibrant energy surrounding Piccadilly Circus at night. The hustle and bustle of this bustling landmark captures the essence of an era filled with excitement and possibility. Butlins in Skegness beckons with its promise of endless fun and laughter. This beloved holiday destination has been a source of joy for generations, creating cherished memories that last a lifetime. Indulge in culinary delights at Denham Studios restaurant, expertly captured by Tony Wysard's lens in 1937. This hidden gem offers not only delectable dishes but also serves as a meeting place for artists and visionaries who shape the world through their craft. Battersea Park Fun Fair invites you on a whimsical adventure amidst colorful rides and joyful screams. Lose yourself in this carnival atmosphere that brings out your inner child, reminding us all that sometimes it's important to let go and embrace pure delight. Marvel at Westminster Cathedral's grandeur as it stands tall against London's skyline. Its majestic presence evokes awe-inspiring beauty while serving as a symbol of faith for those seeking solace or inspiration within its hallowed walls. Judy Garland joins forces with Lionel Bart at EMI studios in St Johns Wood, recording "Maggie May. " Witness two legendary talents unite their voices to create musical magic that will resonate through time immemorial. Pinewood Studios comes alive during filming sessions like That Riviera Touch on November 30th, 1965. Behind these doors lies an entire universe waiting to be explored—a place where stories are born, actors shine bright, and movie-making becomes an art form.