Joan Crawford and Dorothy Sebastian in Our Dancing Daughters c.1928
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21st of May 2013
New Haircut… and Iris!!
Audrey in Two for the Road
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Late 1910s Art Nouveau Postcard by Malugani
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Carmel Myers in a promo shot for Ben Hur c.1925
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On April 19, 1933, 400 “Baby Strikers” (as they were dubbed), ranging from 14 to 16 years of age, went to see Governor Gifford Pinchot in Harrisburg to explain the plight of their lives in sweatshops. The girl on the right of the picture above is Anna Miletics, age 15. She packed shirts in boxes for 9 cents an hour. Her earnings for eight days were $3.50, less a 10 percent cut and two cents deducted from her earnings to pay the “check tax.”
via http://www.economicpopulist.org
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Children in the East End of London after a night of bombing destroyed their home. Sept 1 1940
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Late Teens Art Deco Fashion Card by Carlo Nico
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Very early portrait of Joan Crawford by Alfred Noyer
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Songbird Irene Bordoni !
(and now I am off to get my hair done! :) queue on! xo xo )
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