"Living Life in Black & White"

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Life for me is all about the past. Many would say that
I was born in the wrong decade - I would tend to agree with them. I wish I was born in 1905. I wish I had memories of the 20's; when flappers were in full swing and jazz clubs and booze were all anyone did.
I wish I called things, ice boxes, and I wish I knew how it felt to drive a 1935 Chevy. I wish I remembered Bob Hope and Lucille Ball, and lunches at The Brown Durby. I wish I lived in the greatest of all eras - I wish I was a black and white movie star.


Theme by Day LP.
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May

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juliushenrymarx:

Harpo Marx and Lucille Ball
18th
May

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msmeganmcgurk:

Stellar Vintage #69: Franchot Tone and Joan Crawford dressed to the nines. In later years, long after she divorced this second husband, she would use the name ‘Joan Tone’ in hotel registries when she wanted privacy.
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May

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11th
May

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11th
May

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theclutteredclassicattic:

Today is the 35th Anniversary of the death of Joan Crawford. At her memorial in 1977, director George Cukor said “I thought Joan Crawford could never die. Come to think of it, as long as celluloid holds together and the word Hollywood means anything to anyone, she never will.” RIP my baby doll. Celluloid “IS” holding together and you remain one of the greatest Hollywood legends of all time! ♥
10th
May

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historiful:

Actress Joan Crawford (1905-1977), with her two dachshunds, date unknown.
2nd
May

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2nd
May

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2nd
May

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hollywoodlady:

Joan Crawford and Fred Astaire in ‘Dancing Lady’ (1933)
2nd
May

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madam-crawford:

Joan Crawford, Paid (1930)
2nd
May

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2nd
May

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2nd
May

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madam-crawford:

Joan Crawford, Today We Live (1933)
30th
April

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30th
April

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sourvix:

Joan Crawford, 1928