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Ted, from 1907, when the concept wasn't ten years old yet

 

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Look...another one! This brand came in a fitted case....Doctors only, originally, but you can't keep a good thing quiet for long.

 

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When my Dad was still in grammar school, he bought tricks and jokes from this outfit....When I was about the same age, I did too....

 

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For Miz R....special deliveries
Loretta Young before she was "America's Sweetheart, Emeritus"

 

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The look of Anna Sten here reminds me of a more modern Actress, but I cant figure out whom

 

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Id have sworn this was Christina Applegate at first glance....from "Little Miss Marker"

 

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Gwili Andre....a definite babe, a talented but not a fortunate one.

 

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Leila Hyams, of the Cast of Tod Browning's "Freaks"

 

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Mae Clark....the lady who took a grapefruit in the puss from Jimmy Cagney....here in the first version of "Waterloo Bridge".

 

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And an End to these procedings for tonight, kind friends and gentle people.

 

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And an End to these procedings for tonight, kind friends and gentle people.

After you last picture I just wanne sit and watch her

 

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Miss Page

 

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Dont kill the messenger

 

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Dont kill the messenger
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Oh brother....you are gonna get SOOOOO skinned.....

 

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Had to look twice to recognise the ww

 

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Entry to a private home in Barcelona, about 1905

Entry Doors to the Glasgow Opera House, as designed and executed by My faborite Nouveau Architect Charles Rennie Macintosh

 

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Social Climbing, don'tcha know....Id get all kinds of social with this one

 

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Miz Vixen, A bit of Rodin for you....this one is new to me.
The Kiss, 1886

 

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And this is Pygmalion wondering what he wrought in Galatea.
Ernest Normand, 1881