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Oh yeah, I remembered I wanted to post this clipping from the online newspaper archive!
Some american actors and actresses review “The Phantom of the Opera” by Gaston Leroux in “The Sun” on March 11th 1911, since it was just translated into English.
All think it is very suspensful, some of them romantic. Christie McDonald had the same reaction most of us have after reading the book for the first time, she really wants to visit the Palais Garnier now and search for the hidden passages…
And we can already see the two camps forming:
“Dear, dear Christine, the heroine, I was so glad when she was safe with Raoul at last.” -Marguerite Clark
“Fate was so unkind that I hoped poor Eric would have had a happier end. I think he is a most pathetic figure. For all his gruesome personality I think as kindly of him as of the more tender Cyrano.” -Hazel Dawn
seeing people way back then sympathizing so much with Erik warms my heart🥹❤️🙏🏼
Wishbone’s trip to the post office
a celebrity i follow on twitter: le miz but marius is played by wishbone
me, softly but with a lot of feeling: holy shit
please enjoy some more of the goodest boy at the barricade.
Megatron, protecting the empty tomb of Orion Pax
(I know technically they are not tombstone, but let say it is in my drawing.)
A gif of Soccer's adorable trot on the occasion of his birthday.
Wishbone (his real name was Soccer) was born on May 17th, 1988
Happy birthday Wishbone!
Loved this little dog ; ;
Happy birthday to the bestest boy!
I still think about how there was a Wishbone version of Phantom of the Opera and he was Raoul.
Bonus, because you know it happened:
No, Wishbone did not attack Erik. Erik let them go like in the book but Raoul has the attitude to fight everyone anyway so meh.
wishbone raoul cause er uh YES,,,
Wishbone | 1995
What’s this you’re dreaming of?
Found these Leaf Mimics while wandering outside
Specimen 1 appears to be mimicking Quercus macrocarpa (bur oak) and is 8.2 inches long. Found on a bur oak sapling with 3 other Leaf Mimics
Specimen 2 is a Needle Mimic and appears to be mimicking Picea pungens (blue spruce). It is 6.3 inches long. Found alone on a mature blue spruce.
Specimen 3 is particularly interesting. It is very similar in structure to specimens 1 and 2 as well as other Leaf/Needle Mimics, but is seems they aren't limited to leaves and needles! This Mimic was found imitating a willow catkin, and actually jumped at me as I walked past. It didn't appear to be hostile, just curious. This is by far the smallest Mimic I have ever seen, at only 0.625 inches. Found on a mature Salix discolor (American pussy willow) in March.
[oh my god]
Various types of Leaf mimics from the far plane. https://youtu.be/x3jmSy2EhXg?si=MKfWsoKnK6q06Tr
(Fanart for @Zooliminology)
No leaf mimics were harmed in the making of this photo.
That time that Wishbone the literary dog played the Vicomte de Chagny on PBS.
important
Worth watching for the Raoul-est moment in the history of Raoul:
Ridiculously Overdramatic Phantom: I warn you–come no closer! Wishbone!Raoul: And just what are you going to do about it, Phantom? *ROP presses stop on organ; cage springs up and traps W!R* W!R: Okay, good, that’s good…now can we try that again, from the part where you say ‘don’t come any closer’?”
Giuseppina Grech as Carlotta (Sydney Harbour)
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