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| The spectacle of flood lights, throwing gleaming banners to a starlit sky, announces the event of a Premiere in Hollywood to the distant surrounding country. |
| Eddie Cantor, star of "Makin' Whoopee" and "The Kid From Spain" lives in this stylish Spanish Colonial home in Beverly Hills. |
| This is the home os silent film's legendary lover, Rudolph Valentino! |
| In Brentwood, we find Gary Cooper's smart looking home. A mix of influences from Spanish Colonial to Frank Lloyd Wright! |
| This traditional Spanish styled home in Los Angeles belongs to Warner Baxter. His car's out front ... maybe Warner's home? |
| In the Santa Monica mountains, we find humorist Will Roger's ranch house! |
| Silent film cowboy William S. Hart traditional home is in Hollywood featuring a lovely view of the Hollywood Hills. |
| TOUR THE FILM STAR'S HOMES |
| Here have the Los Angeles home of Japanese silent film star Sessue Hayakawa. |
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| A Few blocks along we come to the Colonial styled home of penny-pinching funnyman Jack Benny. Which room is Rochester's? |
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| When she isn't dancing with Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers relaxes in her charming home! |
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| This charming house belongs to silent film actress Norma Talmadge! |
| Why not see the rest of Los Angeles? |
| How about a visit to Manhattan or the 1939 New York World's Fair? |
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| The home of silent film's "All American Boy," Charles Ray. Very nice! |
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| The Spanish Colonial style was very popular in the late 20s and early 30s. This is Constance Benett's home. |
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| The home of "America's Sweetheart," Shirley Temple. |
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| We'll wave to pretty Janet Gaynor as we pass thru her backyard! |
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