Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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Gloria Gaynor

 

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Little lady with a BIIIIG voice.

 

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And Mary Wilson, another Supreme

 

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Francine Everrett, another singer....40s and 50s

 

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One room at Hill House, A Charles Rennie Macintosh and Margaret MacDonald designed home for a Scots Dept Store magnate.

 

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'Butterfly Flowers' a MacDonald painting that might have hung in the home above

 

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Another MacDonald Work, 'Queen Of Clubs'

 

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Thelma Todd, about 1930

 

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Twiggy, about 1970...a wee smasher when she finally filled out

 

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'The Gallery of HMS Calcutta', 1876. JJ Tissot

 

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Maker unknown, about 1905. Evening Dress for a Montana Lady

 

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Raincoats by Pirelli....They make Performance Tires today.

 

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How are ya fixed for blades?

 

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Another AGFA film ad. I have used it.Like most films, different Brands offer different effects and results.

 

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Zenith, about 1944

 

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Not sure if this is a movie, a picturebook or a vaudeville act, but Id sure like to see it.

 

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Lois Moran, about 1934

 

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Bit of odd History. This is a Leather-bound copy of "The Rubaiyàt" of Omar Khayyam. Gilt, and 1200 precious stones... Sapphires, Rubies, Topazes...adorned this tome, fittingly, I think. It was being shipped to a new owner in the US....on RMS Titanic.

 

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"Two Figures Back To Back". Lalique, 1913

 

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Gold, and Blue Plique à Jour, Lalique Comb around 1910

 

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For the Proprietress:
Anna Pavlova and her Dance Company at a Christmas Party she gave for them, 1927

 

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And we shall End this madness for the night

 

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Definitely, This End is Up.

 

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But above all, Bettie....

 

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For the Proprietress:
Anna Pavlova and her Dance Company at a Christmas Party she gave for them, 1927View attachment 470880

I don't know about her dancing but she makes a mean dessert.

 

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I don't know about her dancing but she makes a mean dessert.

Ill take your word on that, pardner....I've heard of Betty Crocker, Duncan Hines and evrn Dr. Oetker, but Anna Pavlova?
Nope.

 

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I don't know about her dancing but she makes a mean dessert.

Was it not Escoffier who made the dessert in her honour? xxx