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Far More Than Just a Beautiful Face – Lauren Bacall’s 30 Most Glamorous Moments in the 1940s and 1950s

Since she strutted her way onto the screen as a teenager in the 1940s, Lauren Bacall has smoldered over American culture as a unmistakable presence of pure charisma. One of the great sharp-tongued heroines of the noir years, she’d eventually grow into a great lady of the American theater — all the while maintaining an outsized personality, both on and off the screen. A child of Eastern European Jewish immigrants, Bacall turned her name into a synonym for class and style. Here are some of the great moments of an absolutely dazzling life.

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Posing for a portrait, 1943.

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Showing off her signature “Look,” 1943.

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Bacall makes her movie debut in the wartime thriller “To Have and Have Not,” 1943.

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Donning a black beret and overcoat, 1944.

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Sitting cross-legged with her hands on her hips in a jumpsuit, 1944.

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Peltier named Grand Marshal of Albuquerque’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration

Leonard Peltier named Grand Marshal of Albuquerque’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration

By Peter Clark, Co-Director

International Leonard Peltier Defense Committee

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