The Maybelline Story
Room VII · The Archive

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From the Study — Tom Lyle Williams’ innovations transformed Maybelline from a kitchen-based startup into a cosmetics giant.
From the Study — Tom Lyle Williams’ innovations transformed Maybelline from a kitchen-based startup into a cosmetics giant.
From the Library — Harald Rags Ragland, the top executive outside the Williams family.
From the Library — Harald Rags Ragland, the top executive outside the Williams family.
From the Garage — A 1934 Packard Convertible, redesigned and renamed Clenet.
From the Garage — A 1934 Packard Convertible, redesigned and renamed Clenet.

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  1. Maybelline cousins love Roy Rogers in the 1950s.
  2. Maybelline cousins worship Tom Mix, as little boys.
  3. Photo’s of Misty Roe as Marilyn Monroe in Goodbye Norma Jean.
  4. Maybelline Heir, Bill Williams, Classic Clenet Series 1, number 13 out of 250.
  5. The Paige Detroit, right out of a Hollywood movie.
  6. Whitley Heights, Paradise during Hollywood’s silent film era.
  7. Old Hollywood means, The Maybelline Story.
  8. Maybelline models on vintage Photoplay magazines.
  9. Maybelline first advertised in classified section, of movie magazines.
  10. Norma Jean Baker transforms into Marilyn Monroe at Casa Guillermo, 1975.
  11. Maybelline Story featured in The Laguna Beach Magazine.
  12. Reflection of Maybelline Eyes.
  13. Maybelline Beauties in the early 1910s.
  14. Maybelline during Prohibition and Hollywood’s Heyday -1920’s.
  15. Viola Dana, Super Star and Maybelline model from the 1920s
  16. Mildred Davis one of Maybelline’s first beautiful models.
  17. Scenes from Goodbye Norma Jean, filmed at my father’s Casa Guillermo, 1975
  18. Maybelline Heir Bill Williams, Clenet Series 1, will show again!
  19. Women clamor, for the promise of Provocative, Alluring Maybelline Eyes!
  20. Maybelline Story brings Romance back to life.
  21. Maybelline’s founder Tom Lyle Williams belief in positive thinking.
  22. Maybelline still gives to those in need through the Tom Lyle Williams Foundation.
  23. Goodbye Norma Jean, scenes from Casa De Guillermo’s.
  24. Maybelline Company remembered, by Rags Ragland.
  25. Vintage Maybelline Glamour Alive and Well in Beverly Hills
  26. Rudolph Valentino’s Aspiration, sets the tone for positive thinking.
  27. Maybelline Heir, Bill Williams, says “I do,” for the third time.
  28. The statue created for Rudolph Valentino in 1930, lives on.
  29. The healing begins, as my family takes on a new make-up.
  30. That 70’s show…Life after Nana’s mysterious death, 1978

Adjoining rooms

Room I The Study Founder and brand history. How a kitchen-table lash remedy became an American empire — the anchor of the whole archive. Room III The Gallery Vintage advertising and packaging, hung as plates — every carton, card and full-page ad, shown at full resolution. Room IX The Garage Cars, automobiles, Packards, car shows, awards and exotic vehicles connected with the Williams family.

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