the guardian, Friday 24 November 2006, film & music
section page 8, Kiss me, deadly, article by David Thomson.
Head-shot of Louise in wedding headdress from Pandora's Box on
page 1, picture of Melanie Griffith from Something Wild and
picture of Louise and Lederer from Pandora's Box on page 8.

See full text of article at:
http://arts.guardian.co.uk/filmandmusic/story/0,,1955159,00.html

Sight & Sound, December 2006, page 4, The Bigger Picture -
Looking for Lulu, big promo picture of Louise in The Canary
Murder Case with a paragraph of text:
Her iconic bob haircut is as much an emblem for cinema as
Chaplin's moustache, and her frank on screen sexuality and off-screen
reputation as a temperamental diva created a defining model for future
femme fatales. Louise Brooks, who would have been 100 on November
14th, was a star in the era of larger-than-life screen goddesses, yet
in many ways she retains more of a potent appeal than any other. In
December the National Film Theatre marks the occasion with a
retrospective that includes a newly restored print of her most famous
film, G.W. Pabst's 'Pandora's box'

Also see details of NFT Brooks season at
http://www.bfi.org.uk/incinemas/nft/seasons/brooks/


Cheers


Meredith