James Stewart, Cornel Wilde and director Cecil B. DeMille welcome Helen Hayes to the set of The Greatest Show on Earth
April 20th, 2013
Cecil B. DeMille between his niece, Agnes, and daughter, Katherine
Herbert Marshall, Claudette Colbert and director Cecil B. DeMille between shots of Four Frightened People
Director Cecil B. DeMille talks with former silent film star Claire McDowell, who played a bit part in Reap the Wild Wind
Cecil B. DeMille directs Yul Brynner and Anne Baxter in The Ten Commandments
Director Cecil B. DeMille, Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll between scenes of North West Mounted Police
Jane Russell’s bath scene in Son of Paleface called for the special talents of Cecil B. DeMille (who supplied the tub), director Frank Tashlin and Bob Hope. September, 1951
Cecil B. DeMille gets an assist from Mary Pickford and Bob Hope as he celebrates his 77th birthday. August, 1958
Cecil B. DeMille directs James Ellison and Gary Cooper in The Plainsman
Cecil B. DeMille points the way to his Cleopatra, Claudette Colbert. Directly below the director is cinematographer Victor Milner
At work on Samson and Delilah: Technicolor technician Paul Hill (foreground), assistant cameraman John F. Warren, head electrician Soldier Graham, director Cecil B. DeMille and cinematographer George Barnes
Katherine DeMille made her first film appearance in father Cecil’s extravagant Madam Satan
Cecil B. DeMille in his office
The stars of Paris Holiday have a good time: Bob Hope, Fernandel, Anita Ekberg and Martha Hyer
