70 Vintage Photos of Hollywood Legends Celebrating Christmas

Silent film star, Dolores Del Río, wears a mink fur coat and carries presents in 1925. The Mexican actress decorated her parcels with tulle ribbon and festive holly sprigs.

Bette Davis dressed up as Santa Claus — or maybe Mrs. Claus? — and posing in a giant holiday wreath back in 1930 is #goals.

American actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr. is seen here with his father skiing together at Lake Arrowhead over the holiday season.

At a Christmas celebration for Hollywood stars at the Christy Hotel in 1932, Anna May Wong opens up a Christmas gift under the tree.

The actress chats with Frankenstein actor Boris Karloff while attending a Hollywood charity gala.

Toshia Mori writes to her family in Japan, informing them that she was selected as one of the Wampas Baby Stars (which highlighted up-and-coming actresses) in 1932. The actress attended a Christmas dinner at the Biltmore Hotel as a result.

The child actress strikes her classic pose while surrounded by countless toys and presents during the holidays. There's no denying she worked hard for those gifts!

It looks like comedian Bob Hope fell prey to the holiday mad dash, because here he is picking up some last-minute Christmas gifts.

The actress shares a cheeky wink with the camera as she stows away wrapped presents ahead of her holiday festivities.

There was no time to celebrate the holidays for Carmen Miranda, who was busy performing for the CBS Radio Elgin Christmas Show on December 25, 1944.

From cranberry garland to popcorn strands, Deanna Durbin decorates an impressive Christmas tree.

The actress and her friends spread some yuletide cheer in the form of Christmas carols. The actress ventured door to door, singing festive tunes for all that would listen.

Academy Award-winning actress, Hattie McDaniel, poses for a holiday promotional shoot with her Beulah costars in 1947.

Child actor Butch Jenkins flashes a smile while reenacting Christmas morning cheer with Lassie.

In December 1947, Lena Horne set sail on the SS America. The famous singer, who was starring in shows in Paris and London at the time, journeyed home to St. Albans, New York to spend the holidays with her family.

Judy Garland's young daughter, Liza Minnelli, makes the most of a holiday party by chowing down on ice cream and candy, as one does.

No, they're not heading to the North Pole. Bob Hope and Doris Day, who famously sang "Baby It's Cold Outside" together for Hope's radio show, were simply the guests of honor during a Christmas parade in 1948.

A young Candace Bergen, who is roughly the same height as the mannequin behind her, decides to wait up for Santa Clause on Christmas Eve.

The star of White Christmas seems to have no problem getting into the holiday spirit during a promotional shoot. Good thing!

A lucky fan is given a kiss by Hollywood hunk Kirk Douglas after buying a roll of Christmas seals from the actor. Back in the '40s, Christmas seals were specially printed stamps for holiday cards and were used to raise money for various charities.