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American actress Joan Blondell pictured with her two children Ellen Powell and Norman Powell as they attend a party at Walt Disney's Wonder House... Actors Errol Flynn as Gerald Beresford Wicks and Joan Blondell as Mona Carter on a poster for the Warner Bros. Film 'The Perfect Specimen', 1937.
Photograph caption dated March 2, 1945 reads, "Joan Blondell, who has been absent from the screen for two years while playing in a Broadway stage show and touring service camps for 13 months, found that she hadn't been forgotten. She was quickly spotted by these sailors as she arrived with her son, Norman Powell." Subject: Blondell, Joan.
- Herald Examiner Collection
- 00105752
- HE box 3564
- Joan Blondell with son Norman
Norman Scott Barnes was born November 2, 1934, in Los Angeles. [1] The son of actress Joan Blondell and cinematographer George Barnes, he was adopted by his mother's second husband, actor Dick Powell, in February 1938 under the name Norman Scott Powell. He had a sister, Ellen, from his mother's marriage to Dick Powell, and two siblings from ...
- Television producer
- Norman Scott Barnes, November 2, 1934, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
- 1958–2009
- Brothers at War
Jun 22, 2021 · Television Producer, Director, Executive. Born Norman Scott Barnes, his mother was actress Joan Blondell, his father was motion picture cinematographer George S. Barnes, his parents divorced during his early youth and he would be adopted by Blondell's second husband actor Dick Powell. After studying at Cornell...
Object name: Huty2161904. Max file size: 3508 x 4944 px (11.69 x 16.48 in) - 300 dpi - 6 MB. American actress Joan Blondell pictured with her two children Ellen Powell and Norman Powell as they attend a party at Walt Disney's Wonder House studio in Los Angeles, United States on 9th April... Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images.
Photograph caption dated March 2, 1945 reads, "Joan Blondell, who has been absent from the screen for two years while playing in a Broadway stage show and touring service camps for 13 months, found that she hadn't been forgotten. She was quickly spotted by these sailors as she arrived with her son, Norman Powell." Type.
This photograph appears with the article "Dick Powell Adopts Son of Wife, Joan Blondell," Los Angeles Times, 2 Feb. 1938: pg. 3.Dick Powell and Joan Blondell with newly adopted son, Norman Scott Powell at Los Angeles Superior Court on the day of the adoption. Norman Powell (born Norman Barnes) is the three year-old son of Mrs. Blondell from a previous marriage whom Mr. Powell adopted as his ...
