Carole Lombard
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Life is but an empty bubble
Female
26 years old
San Fernando Valley, CALIFORNIA
United States
Last Login: 4/25/2007
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Spending time with Pa. Throwing parties. Tending to the farm, milking the cows, feeding the chickens. Sports, Hunting , Fishing, Camping, Swimming. Playing with the animals. Having friends and family over for wild get-togethers. Paying taxes, selling War Bonds, serving my counrty well. Dancing, making movies, helping people. Spending time with my mother Bessie and my brothers.
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| | Music | Russ Columbo, Bing Crosby, Guy Lombardo, Judy Garland and anything I can dance to.
| | Movies | Show Business at War (1943) ~~ Herself
To Be or Not to Be (1942) ~~ Maria Tura
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941) ~~ Ann Krausheimer Smith
They Knew What They Wanted (1940) ~~ Amy Peters
Vigil in the Night (1940) ~~ Anne Lee
Made for Each Other (1939) ~~ Jane Mason
In Name Only (1939) ~~ Julie Eden
Fools for Scandal (1938) ~~ Kay Winters
Nothing Sacred (1937) ~~ Hazel Flagg
Swing High, Swing Low (1937) ~~ Maggie King
True Confession (1937) ~~ Helen Bartlett
My Man Godfrey (1936) ~~ Irene Bullock
Love Before Breakfast (1936) ~~ Kay Colby
Princess Comes Across, The (1936) ~~ Princess Olga
Hands Across the Table (1935) ~~ Regi Allen
Rumba (1935) ~~ Diana Harrison
Gay Bride, The (1934) ~~ Mary Magiz
Lady by Choice (1934) ~~ "Alabam'" Georgia Lee
We're Not Dressing (1934) ~~ Doris Worthington
Bolero (1934) ~~ Helen Hathaway
Now and Forever (1934) ~~ Toni Carstairs
Twentieth Century (1934) ~~ Lily Garland (Mildred Plotka)
Brief Moment (1933) ~~ Abby Fane
Eagle and the Hawk, The (1933) ~~ Beautiful Lady
From Hell To Heaven (1933) ~~ Colly Tanner
Supernatural (1933) ~~ Roma Courtney
White Woman (1933) ~~ Judith Denning
Virtue (1932) ~~ Mae
No One Man (1932) ~~ Penelope Newbold
No Man of Her Own (1932) ~~ Connie Randall
No More Orchids (1932) ~~ Annie Holt
Sinners in the Sun (1932) ~~ Doris Blake
Ladies' Man (1931) ~~ Rachel Fendley
Man of the World (1931) ~~ Mary Kendall
I Take This Woman (1931) ~~ Kay Dowling
It Pays to Advertise (1931) ~~ Mary Grayson
Up Pops the Devil (1931) ~~ Anne Merrick
Safety in Numbers (1930) ~~ Pauline
Arizona Kid, The (1930) ~~ Virginia Hoyt
Fast and Loose (1930) ~~ Alice O'Neil
Dynamite (1929) (uncredited) ~~ Bit Part
Big News (1929) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Margaret Banks
High Voltage (1929) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Billie Davis
Matchmaking Mamas (1929) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Child
Racketeer, The (1929) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Rhoda Philbrooke
Ned McCobb's Daughter (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Jennie
Campus Carmen, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Show Folks (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Cleo
Me, Gangster (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Blonde Rosie
Campus Vamp, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Carole
Power (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Another Dame
His Unlucky Night (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Girl from Nowhere, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Divine Sinner, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Millie Claudert
Bicycle Flirt, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Swim Princess, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ The Swim Star
Best Man, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Beach Club, The (1928) (as Carol Lombard)
Run, Girl, Run (1928) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Norma
Girl from Everywhere, The (1927) (as Carol Lombard)
My Best Girl (1927) (uncredited) ~~ Salesgirl
Smith's Pony (1927) (as Carol Lombard)
Road to Glory, The (1926) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Bit Part
Durand of the Badlands (1925) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Ellen Boyd
Hearts and Spurs (1925) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Sybil Estabrook
Gold and the Girl (1925) (as Carol Lombard)
Marriage in Transit (1925) (as Carol Lombard) ~~ Celia Hathaway
Dick Turpin (1925) (as Carol Lombard)
Gold Heels (1924) (uncredited) ~~ Bit
Perfect Crime, A (1921) (as Jane Peters) ~~ Griggs' Sister | | Television | I Love Lucy of course....
| | Books | Gone With The Wind
 I made my myspace layout using Pimp-My-Profile.com | | Heroes | "She brought great joy to all who knew her and to millions who knew her only as a great artist. She gave unselfishly of time and talent to serve her government in peace and war. She loved her country. She is and always will be a star, one we shall never forget, nor cease to be grateful to."
- Frankin D. Roosevelt
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Carole Lombard's Details
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| Status: | Married | | Here for: | Friends | | Orientation: | Straight | | Hometown: | Fort Wayne | | Body type: | 5' 4" / Slim / Slender | | Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian | | Religion: | Other | | Zodiac Sign: | Libra | | Smoke / Drink: | Yes / Yes | | Children: | Someday | | Occupation: | Profane Angel | | Income: | $250,000 and Higher |
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About me:
Born in Indiana, I was eight years old when my parents divorced, and my mother took me and my two older brothers to L.A. to start a new life. At age twelve I was spotted playing baseball in the street by director Allan Dwan who cast me as a tom-boy in "A Perfect Crime". Bitten by the movie bug, I went on to amateur theatre, small and then larger roles in Fox westerns and comedies. In 1926, an auto accident scarred the left side of my face, which was repaired by plastic surgery. After recuperating, I went to Max Sennett and made 13 two-reelers in 18 months. This was followed by full-length features at Pathe and then Paramount, where I became one of Hollywood's highest paid stars. In my personal life, I became noted for my coarse language, practical jokes, lavish parties and my genuine concern for all people, down to the lowliest crew members.
My romance with Pa started on January 25, 1936 at the formal ball called The White Mayfair Ball. This was the first time we had met since the making of our only movie together No Man of Her Own. We were married, in March 1939, after Pa was separated from his wife Rhea Langham. We bought and lived in a 20 acre ranch in San Fernando Valley. We weren't Hollywood Socialites; we weren't glamourous; we just wanted a simple life out of Hollywood's bright lights.When I was returning from a War bond drive in my home state of Indiana, my plane crashed outside of Las Vegas in 1942, killing my mother and I and 20 other passengers.
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