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

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RL Hair Ornament of Carved Ivory about 1912

 

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A Lalique Tiara of Paste, Gold and many Baroque pearls

 

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Sidney Fox, Short-lived Star of Stage and Screen, Mistress of Studio Head Carl Laemmle, here about 1934

 

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Bessie Love, Nude in a 1924 Paris Shoot.

 

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Dorothy Sebastian around 1932

 

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'Little Sureshot', miz Annie Oakley, Trick Shooting for Buffalo Bill's Wild West around 1895

 

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Unknown cutie

 

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Yummm

 

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And another mystery yumm

 

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Raining pretties, it appears

 

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Hilda Simms, around 1940

 

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Mamie Smith about 1910

 

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Lulu, Cover Girl....

 

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Bettie and a Buddy staying cool

 

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Georgia Holt, Singer, Dancer, Cher's mama about 1954

 

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Sally Rand, And her Nude Ranchhands

 

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Unknown, but the Zoot Suit has a Reet pleat and there 's a belt in the back, Jack. The Lady is jiggin' to a Jump Tune. Beat me, Daddy, eight to the Bar.
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Book Ends

 

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Just barely the End

 

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It ain't over til its THE End.

 

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"Unsafe at Any Speed" said Ralph Nader. My mother drove one, with nary a lick of trouble for several years
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By the time Nader wrote his book Chevrolet had fixed what he was complaining about.

 

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Madge Evans, about 1931 She was in a number of films, but the title I recall is 1933's "Hallelujah, Im A Bum" with Al Jolson and Frank Morgan. The music was by Rogers and Hart and the title song was a hit for Jolson

 

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Elsa Lanchester proving she wasn't all kinky streaked hair, and ghoulish...about 1932

 

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Francine York, adverting one or another Bath prep....She did a lot of ads, but was a b movie scream queen, and a perennial TV actress

 

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Anita Page and Bessie Love( with regrown hair from her Paris bob) in "Broadway Melody" of 1929. The first Sound Film to win an Oscar

 

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Sheila Terry, a fairly going Star for a while, in a couple of things Like "Three On A Match"....and several of John the Wayne's Oat Operas, who died young and possibly a suicide. Here about 1930

 

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Watch for falling coconuts, darling

 

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No idea, but she's cute and the joint is SWINGIN', People.

 

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Could be Eartha Kitt, but a sweet little thing, regardless

 

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Beach Babies about 1945