Film and TV stars and their bikes!

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Jean Howard and Irene Hervey take to their side-by-side “sociable” bicycle, or buddy bike, or side tandem, riding to work on the MGM lot back in 1933.

 

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Jan Sterling offers a hearty farewell as she wheels away on her bike, one of eight “Lady Behave — On a Bicycle” cycling safety tip photos the Ace in the Hole actress shot in 1951.

 

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Ginger Rogers cycles around Monterey Park, California, on a break from RKO Radio Pictures’ 1940 melodrama.

 

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Daliah Lavi sails down a road in Angkor Wat, Cambodia, during a break making the 1965 Joseph Conrad adaptation Lord Jim.

 

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Joan Leslie heads for the market, on a break from shooting the 1947 Eagle-Lion Studios noir, Repeat Performance.

 

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One of Riding a Bike earliest photos, here’s Kathleen Key doing some indoor cycling at home.

 

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Carol Channing, photographed in London in 1979, when she starred in the Hello, Dolly! revival at the Drury Lane

 

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Pat Clark gives a cheerful wave as she riding the backlot at Warner Bros.

 

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Barbara Stanwyck cycles down a country lane thinking about all the amazing photographs on Riding a Bike, the site that celebrates movie stars on their bicycles.

 

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Gail Patrick cycles past a MobilGas station on a Hollywood street, March, 1942. That year she starred in Fox’s Tales of Manhattan and MGM’s We Were Dancing.