Margaret Sullavan Archive

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Remembering Frank McHugh on his birthday, who was born on this day in 1898. — Here photographed with Margaret for Back street, 1941.

Remembering Herbert Marshall on his birthday, who was born on this day in 1890. — Here photographed with Margaret for The Good Fairy, 1935.

Happy birthday to one of the greatest leading men of the Golden Age of cinema, James Stewart, who was born on this day in 1908. — Here photographed with Margaret at Coney Island, 1938.

On this day in 1931, the three-act Broadway comedy 'A Modern Virgin,' written by Elmer Harris and produced by Lee and J.J. Shubert, debuted at the Booth Theatre, starring Margaret Sullavan as Teddy Simpson.

Margaret with Ed Kuykendall, who was president of the M.P.T.O.A. in those days, 1935.

Happy birthday to this lovely human being whom I cherish with all my heart, Margaret Sullavan. 🤍 — Here’s a portrait of her by Ray Jones, 1941.

Remembering Joseph Cotten on his birthday, who was born on this day in 1905. — Here photographed with Margaret for Sabrina Fair play, 1953.

Margaret Sullavan, early 1930s.

Margaret on the set of Next Time We Love with Charles Fallon and Ronnie Cosbey, 1936.

The book in the picture is 'Little Man, What Now?' by Hans Fallada (1932)

Happy World Book Day 🩶📖 — Margaret Sullavan photographed for Little Man, What Now? by Jack Freulich, 1934.

Margaret on Woodbury Program with Tyrone Power, 1937.

Margaret Sullavan photographed for Little Man, What Now?, 1934.

Next Time We Love (1936) Dir. Edward H. Griffith — Next Time We Live by Ursula Parrott (1935) Note: I couldn't find this novel's cover anywhere, but I wanted to post it anyway. (let's hope this isn't a lost work)

No Sad Songs for Me (1950) Dir. Rudolph Maté — No Sad Songs for Me by Ruth Southard (1944)

Margaret Sullavan and her book adaptation pictures. 📖 A thread for those who, when their favourite actor stars in a film adaptation, also take an interest in the book itself.