The Maybelline Story
Tag: Rudolph Valentino
Everything published in this period.
- Villa Valentino, nestled at 6776 Wedgewood Place in the Hollywood Hills, was a Mediterranean-style estate that became a cornerstone of Tom Lyle Williams’ life and the Maybelline legacy.15 April 2025
- Old Hollywood’s Heyday was born in Whitley Heights during the Silent Film Era25 September 2022
- Rudolph Valentino, Silent Films greatest Latin Lover22 November 2021
- Rudolph Valentino’s Villa in the Hollywood Hills becomes “Maybelline West” headquarters12 April 2021
- Maybelline Founder, Tom Lyle Williams, at his Villa Valentino during the 1940s. Originally owned by Rudolph Valentino20 March 2019
- Rudolph Valentino’s statue, “Aspiration” is still inspiring us to achieve our ambitions20 April 2017
- Maybelline splashed magazines with glitz and glamour, using Jean Harlow, Joan Crawford and Betty Grable in the 1940’s.19 August 2013
- Rudolph Valentino, Silent Films Sexiest Man Ever…26 June 2013
- Casa de Guillermo’s, Timeless, Ageless and now Gone with the Wind – Maybelline Heir, Bill Williams, Palm Springs Estate,21 June 2013
- Hollywood Royalty, Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambovia’s home was purchased by Maybelline founder Tom Lyle Williams and his partner Emery Shaver in the 1930’s.21 November 2012
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