Welcome to the Louise Brooks Society Gift Shop. Here, you’ll find a curated selection of Louise Brooks related merchandise, items which most every fan will want to own for themselves. Displayed below is an assortment of movies and books recommended by LBS director Thomas Gladysz. This selection fulfills through Amazon.com (unless otherwise noted) and includes both new and used items, as well as rare, out-of-print, and hard-to-find collectibles. New products will be added as they are released or become available. (And yes, there are new DVDs, books and other products coming!) This page was last updated in June 2025.
Your purchase through this page benefits the Louise Brooks Society. As an Amazon Associate, the LBS earns a very small amount from qualifying purchases. [Please note: If you want to see more Louise Brooks films released on DVD or Blu-ray, it is important to purchase, rent or at least borrow from a library titles which have been recently released. Your interest / purchase shows producers & distributors there is an audience for physical media, and, importantly, it encourages them to restore and / or release additional titles. Also, if you have your eye on something, like a copy of the Kino Lorber edition of Beggars of Life or Peter Cowie’s illustrated coffee table book, Louise Brooks: Lulu Forever, then buy them while you can. Both are out-of-print, and each can command BIG prices.]
Looking for older or out-of-print titles not found here? The Louise Brooks Society website has two pages of interest: one is “Essential Reading” devoted to books, and the other is “Films of Louise Brooks – Physical Media” devoted to movies in various formats. Each contain additional titles not found here. Along with the LBS Publications page, the Louise Brooks Society blog has a page devoted to collectible books for sale. Check it out HERE.
MOVIES: RECOMMENDED AMERICAN DVD AND BLU-RAY RELEASES
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| reserved for a future release purchase on amazon |
It’s the Old Army Game purchase via amazon |
The Show Off purchase via amazon |
Love Em and Leave Em purchase via amazon |
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| A Girl in Every Port purchase via amazon |
Beggars of Life purchase via amazon |
The Canary Murder Case purchase via amazon |
Pandora’s Box purchase via amazon |
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| Diary of a Lost Girl purchase via amazon |
Prix de beaute purchase via amazon |
God’s Gift to Women purchase via amazon |
Overland Stage Raiders purchase via amazon |
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| includes Windy Riley Goes Hollywood purchase via amazon |
The Chaperone purchase via amazon |
MOVIES: SELECTED EUROPEAN RELEASES (each of these titles have bonus material not found elsewhere)
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| Pandora’s Box (UK) purchase via amazon UK |
Diary of a Lost Girl (UK) purchase via amazon UK |
Prix de beaute (Italy) purchase via amazon Italy |
Louise Brooks (France) purchase via amazon France |
BOOKS: RECOMMENDED READING (titles marked with “o.p.” are out-of-print, price and availability may vary)
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Lulu in Hollywood (original ed.) |
Lulu in Hollywood (expanded ed.) by Louise Brooks purchase via amazon |
biography of LB by Barry Paris purchase via amazon |
Portrait of an Anti-Star edited by Roland Jaccard purchase via amazon (o.p.) |
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| Louise Brooks: Lulu Forever By Peter Cowie purchase via amazon (o.p.) |
Louise Brooks, the Persistent Star by Thomas Gladysz purchase via amazon |
Dear Stinkpot: Letters |
Louise Brooks: A Life in Pictures by Bill LeFurgy purchase via amazon |
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| Pandora’s Box (Lulu) by G.W. Pabst purchase via amazon (o.p.) |
Diary of a Lost Girl by Margarete Bohme purchase via amazon |
Pandora’s Box (2nd ed.) by Pamela Hutchinson purchase via amazon |
Street of Forgotten Men by Thomas Gladysz purchase via amazon |
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| Louise Brooks: Detective by Rick Geary purchase via amazon |
Beggars of Life by Thomas Gladysz purchase via amazon |
Now We’re in the Air by Thomas Gladysz purchase via amazon |
The Chaperone by Laura Moriarty purchase via amazon |
A NOTE ON THE HISTORY OF THIS PAGE: Content previously found on this page had been removed due to a false and rather idiotic complaint of trademark infringement made to my ISP (internet service provider). As a result, the Louise Brooks Society was forced to shutter this Gift Shop page for a while — which is ridiculous, when you think about it, since this page was made up of links to legitimate products on amazon.com, not someone else’s trademarked material (stuff amazon.com doesn’t carry anyways). Why was this complaint made? Simply just to harass the Louise Brooks Society. If these links had violated anyone’s intellectual property, which they hadn’t, then file a complaint with amazon.com. Unless, of course, the nincompoop who filed the complaint had no grounds to and is full of it…. Don’t you wish internet trolls would just go away?