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James Gleason, Ginger Rogers, Robert Armstrong-- <em>Suicide Fleet</em>

Tags: 1931, Ginger Rogers, James Gleason, Robert Armstrong, Suicide Fleet, uniform,

Ginger Rogers talks to the director of <em>Week-End at the Waldorf</em>, Robert Z. Leonard

Tags: 1945, director, Directors in Action, Ginger Rogers, Robert Z. Leonard, Week-End at the Waldorf,

Ginger Rogers, Joe E. Brown-- <em>You Said a Mouthful</em>

Tags: 1932, Ginger Rogers, Joe E. Brown, portrait, You Said a Mouthful,

Tags: 1938, Anyone for Tennis?, Ginger Rogers, tennis,

Joseph Cotten, Ginger Rogers, Shirley Temple-- <em>I´ll Be Seeing You</em>

Tags: 1944, Ginger Rogers, I'll Be Seeing You, Joseph Cotten, portrait, Shirley Temple,

Cameraman Vincent Farrar, directors Rudolph Maté and Don Hartman, Cornel Wilde and Ginger Rogers on the set of <em>It Had to Be You</em>

Tags: 1947, camera, cinematographer, Cornel Wilde, director, Directors in Action, Don Hartman, Ginger Rogers, It Had to Be You, microphone, Rudolph Maté, Vincent Farrar,

Charles Boyer visits Ginger Rogers on the set of <em>The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle</em>

Tags: 1939, Charles Boyer, Ginger Rogers, leaning board, The Leaning Board, The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle, visitor,

Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire-- <em>Carefree</em>

Tags: 1938, Carefree, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers,

Screenwriter Ernest Pagano, Ginger Rogers and director George Stevens between scenes of <em>Vivacious Lady</em>

Tags: 1938, director, Directors in Action, Ernest Pagano, George Stevens, Ginger Rogers, Vivacious Lady, writer,

Ginger Rogers, Carol Channing and director Arthur Lubin discuss a scene in <em>The First Traveling Saleslady</em>

Tags: 1957, Arthur Lubin, Carol Channing, director, Directors in Action, Ginger Rogers, script, The First Traveling Saleslady,

Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. rehearse a scene from <em>Having Wonderful Time</em> for director Alfred Santell on location in the San Bernardino Mountains

Tags: 1938, Alfred Santell, director, Directors in Action, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Ginger Rogers, Having Wonderful Time, microphone, script,

Ray Milland, Lionel Barrymore and Ginger Rogers in a broadcast of <em>The Major and the Minor</em>

Tags: ...and on radio too, 1942, Ginger Rogers, Lionel Barrymore, microphone, radio, Ray Milland, script, The Major and the Minor,

Director Edward Dmytryk and Ginger Rogers check the <em>Tender Comrade</em> script

Tags: 1943, director, Edward Dmytryk, Ginger Rogers, pipe, Real Directors Smoke Pipes, script, Tender Comrade,

Tags: 1938, Anyone for Tennis?, Ginger Rogers, tennis,

Ginger Rogers arrives in New York. January, 1941

Tags: 1941, flower, fur, Ginger Rogers, hat, train, Traveling in Style,

Ginger Rogers and director H.C. Potter welcome visitor Charles Boyer to the set of <em>The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle</em>

Tags: 1939, Charles Boyer, director, Ginger Rogers, H.C. Potter, The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle, visitor, Visitor on the Set,

Gregory La Cava directs Katharine Hepburn and Ginger Rogers in <em> Stage Door</em>

Tags: 1937, director, Directors in Action, Ginger Rogers, Gregory La Cava, Katharine Hepburn, Stage Door,

Mervyn LeRoy and Ginger Rogers go to the races

Tags: cigar, director, Ginger Rogers, Mervyn LeRoy, The Good Life,

Producer Arthur Freed reunited Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers for the last time in <em>The Barkleys of Broadway</em>

Tags: 1949, Arthur Freed, elegance, Fred Astaire, fur, Ginger Rogers, producer, The Barkleys of Broadway,

Ginger Rogers, William Boyd-- <em>Carnival Boat</em>

Tags: 1932, Carnival Boat, Ginger Rogers, William Boyd,

Ginger Rogers, Jack Oakie-- <em>Sitting Pretty</em>

Tags: 1933, Ginger Rogers, Jack Oakie, Sitting Pretty (1933),

Ginger Rogers accepts the Oscar she won for her performance in <em>Kitty Foyle</em>. Watching her are Lynn Fontanne and Walter Wanger. February, 1941.

Tags: 1941, award, Ginger Rogers, gloves, I'd like to thank..., Kitty Foyle, Lynn Fontanne, microphone, producer, Walter Wanger,

Ginger Rogers, Tim Holt-- <em>5th Ave. Girl</em>

Tags: 1939, 5th Ave. Girl, Ginger Rogers, Tim Holt,

Ginger Rogers plays for director Leo McCarey between shots of <em>Once Upon a Honeymoon</em>

Tags: 1942, A Musical Moment, director, Ginger Rogers, Leo McCarey, Once Upon a Honeymoon, piano,

Garson Kanin (right) directs George Murphy and Ginger Rogers in <em>Tom, Dick and Harry</em>

Tags: 1941, director, Directors in Action, Garson Kanin, George Murphy, Ginger Rogers, Tom Dick and Harry,

Tags: fashion, Ginger Rogers, hat, portrait, The Milliner's Art,

Tags: 1932, A World of Fashion, animal, dog, fashion, Ginger Rogers, gloves, hat, portrait,

Ginger Rogers works on the song <em>Jenny</em> with the vocal arranger for <em>Lady in the Dark</em>, Joseph J. Lilley

Tags: 1944, A Musical Moment, Ginger Rogers, Joseph J. Lilley, Lady in the Dark, piano,

Three live ducks dressed in costume and tagged with the names of producer-director Don Hartman (left), codirector Rudolph Maté (center) and cameraman Vincent Farrar (right) drew a laugh from everybody on the set of<em> It Had to Be You</em>, including stars Cornel Wilde and Ginger Rogers

Tags: 1947, animal, cinematographer, Cornel Wilde, director, Don Hartman, fun, Ginger Rogers, It Had to Be You, laughter, producer, Rudolph Maté, They All Laughed, Vincent Farrar,

June Allyson visits Ginger Rogers on the set of <em>The Barkleys of Broadway</em>

Tags: 1949, Ginger Rogers, June Allyson, The Barkleys of Broadway, visitor, Visitor on the Set,

Jack Oakie, Ginger Rogers-- <em>The Sap from Syracuse</em>

Tags: 1930, Ginger Rogers, Jack Oakie, The Sap from Syracuse,

Ginger Rogers relaxes between takes of <em>Shall We Dance</em>

Tags: 1937, break, Ginger Rogers, Shall We Dance, Take a Break,

Cornel Wilde shows <em>It Had to Be You</em> costar Ginger Rogers how to better enjoy a coffee break

Tags: 1947, break, Cornel Wilde, Ginger Rogers, It Had to Be You, Take a Break,

Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers-- <em>Once Upon a Honeymoon</em>

Tags: 1942, Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers, Once Upon a Honeymoon,

Eddie Quillan, Ginger Rogers--<em>The Tip-Off</em>

Tags: 1931, Eddie Quillan, Ginger Rogers, The Tip-Off,

Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire-- <em>Shall We Dance</em>

Tags: 1937, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Shall We Dance,

Burgess Meredith, Ginger Rogers-- <em>Tom, Dick and Harry</em>

Tags: 1941, Burgess Meredith, Dick and Harry, Ginger Rogers, Tom,

Ginger Rogers and Lew Ayres at the marriage license bureau in Los Angeles where they filed their notice of intention to wed. November, 1934

Tags: 1934, couple, Ginger Rogers, It Happened Tomorrow, Lew Ayres,

Ginger Rogers, Joe E. Brown--<em> The Tenderfoot</em>

Tags: 1932, Ginger Rogers, Joe E. Brown, The Tenderfoot,

Ginger Rogers, Fred Astaire-- <em>Flying Down to Rio</em>

Tags: 1933, Flying Down to Rio, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers,

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