Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

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Hedy Lamarr......

 

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And her RC promo for 1946s "That Strange Woman"

 

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One last poster....Linda Darnell

 

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And her Co-promo for RCCola and the 1945 release "Fallen Angel"

 

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A 1924 'Ceylan' Vase, by Rene Lalique

 

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A 1905 Gold Ring with carved glass insert 'The Kiss'. Lalique of course

 

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A Comb by Lalique...'Two Peacocks' about 1910

 

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Jane Greer, around 1950....A scream Queen in Noir flicks

 

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Connie Francis, sometimes called the Queen of RocknRoll to Elvis' King.

 

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A very early Studio shot of Jennifer Jones.

 

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Miz Shirley Bassey, about 1965

 

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The Diminutive Wanda Hendrix, often a co-star of Audie Murphy. He wasnt tall, and wouldnt stand on a box, so.....

 

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Wine served by a rose....Yum

 

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No idea whom, but a cutie none- the-less

 

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A darker Cutie....just yummy

 

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R&B artist Esther Phillips. Chick could wail, and she sure wasn't hard to look at either

 

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Arline Judge, Around 1944

 

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Joan Caulfield

 

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Una Merkel was a gum-snapping, wise-cracking, smartass sidekick in the "Gabby Hayes" vein....but she did it SOOO well?

 

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Bettie, in her Supergirl pose....and she WAS super....

 

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One of Lulu's Few Soundies, This was based on a still-unsolved murder of a chorine on Nroadway in the 1920s, William Powell played Philo Vance

 

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Relaxed End

 

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Working End

 

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And The End of the Ends....yummm

 

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Bettie, en su pose de Supergirl... y ERA súper...View attachment 455769

I love her!!!!!!!!

 

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Agreed...Ive met a few....<grinnn>

So, all the hetero women I've seen go to Jersey and come back bow-legged, that must be your doing, huh?

 

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From the very beginning of our history. The Revolutionary Army and the Various militia were mostly paid in Land scrip....redeemable at a future date tbd....ultimately, many fortunes were made by people who could wait for the day and had spare money to use. That land scrip was sold for about a penny an acre.But the soldiers got little of it.

That's just awful. Thank-you for the info.

 

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Capitol Records, still in the iconically round 13-story office building in Hollywood. Designed to resemble a stack of records. Even though it really doesn't, it's still very cool.

 

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The End of the thread as we know it.....View attachment 455483

LOVE the little skirt.