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This out of town Palm Springs bungalow, pictured in 1956, was home to Kirk Douglas.
Set in colorful and well-manicured grounds is Shirley Temple's 1930s Hollywood mansion.
Marilyn Monroe's cottage-like Beverly Hills residence in 1956. Note the red convertible parked outside.
Swashbuckler Errol Flynn's grand Beverly Hills mansion, seen here in 1940.
Mickey Rooney's hacienda-style Hollywood home, pictured in 1938.
Nothing less than a Beverly Hills chateau would do for Dorothy Lamour, seen here in 1940 bathed in glorious sunshine.
The affluent Pacific Palisades neighborhood home of Jerry Lewis is seen here in 1956.
This mock-Tudor mansion in Beverly Hills, photographed in 1956, was home to Jimmy Stewart.
Joan Crawford's modest Brentwood residence, photographed in 1956.
This attractive and well-maintained Bel Air cottage, pictured in 1938, belonged to Judy Garland.
Bel Air was the preferred location for Loretta Young, whose Colonial-style mansion is seen here in 1940.
This stately Hollywood dwelling set in tidy grounds and pictured in 1938 was Bob Hope's residence.
Cinema's very own singing cowboy, Gene Autry maintained a late 1930s-era Hollywood home.
This 1940 photograph shows Walter Pidgeon's Hollywood retreat nestling in semi-tropical grounds.
Photographed in 1956, this is the shingled Holmby Hills property Barbara Stanwyck called home.
Hollywood was home to comedy duo Abbott and Costello, whose homes are pictured here in 1938.
Deanna Durbin's stucco Moorish style mansion in Hollywood, in 1940.
Seen here in 1938 is Clark Gable's grand and imposing Hollywood ranch.
This plush Hollywood mansion was home to Jack Benny and his wife, Mary Livingstone, both pictured in 1940.
Dinah Shore's out of the way Palm Springs retreat, pictured in 1956.
Jackie Coogan, known for his role in Charlie Chaplin's 'The Kid' (1921), which made him one of Tinseltown's first child stars, grew up to own this grand Hollywood residence. The actor is pictured in 1923.
Tyrone Power called this handsome Hollywood hall home, pictured here in 1938.
Bette Davis' North Hollywood home, photographed in 1940, exudes rustic, rural appeal.
Bing Crosby's sprawling colonial-style estate located at Toluca Lake, North Hollywood, pictured in 1940.
Robert Taylor chose to live in this property, a stand alone Northridge Estates bungalow, seen here in 1940.
Jane Withers' home in Westwood Village, seen here in 1940, befits the grandeur that is Hollywood. In fact, Westwood Village today encompasses the vast UCLA campus and a historic commercial district.
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Ann Sothern's Beverly Hills mansion, pictured in 1956, wouldn't look out of place in the English countryside.
Myrna Loy really did have a house in the hills—Beverly Hills. The property is pictured in 1938.
No visit to Hollywood is complete without joining a celebrity homes tour. But did you know that the original movie stars' home tour was created as far back as 1935? Imagine traveling back in time to the 1930s, '40s, and '50s and taking in the stunning residences of the screen idols of the day. What would that be like?
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Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson was the first African American to have a regular role on nationwide radio before moving into television comedy. This is his stately Hollywood home in 1938.
Alice Faye and her Hollywood pile are pictured in 1938.
A tour of vintage Hollywood celebrity homes
Where the stars used to live during the Golden Age of cinema
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No visit to Hollywood is complete without joining a celebrity homes tour. But did you know that the original movie stars' home tour was created as far back as 1935? Imagine traveling back in time to the 1930s, '40s, and '50s and taking in the stunning residences of the screen idols of the day. What would that be like?
Click through for a nostalgic tour of Hollywood movie star homes from cinema's Golden Age.