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Jane Fonda, Vogue 1959 by Henry Clarke
Jack Lemmon with Marilyn Monroe in Some like it hot
Carole Lombard
Claude Rains and Gloria Stuart in The Invisible Man (1933)
Spokeswoman announces capture of Lampasas, Texas by 82nd Airborne
(John Dominis. 1952)
Eartha Kitt. Photographed by Gordon Parks. (1952)
Elvis Presley during the filming Love Me Tender, 1956
Cyd Charisse and Gene Kelly in Singin’ in the Rain (1952)
Jack Lemmon on a break during the shooting of the film ‘Avanti!’ 1972
Friendly reminder this show was filmed in front of a live studio audience in one take.
And that all sitcom laugh tracks are taken from this show because the laughter was so sincere.
friendly reminder that this show was fuckin awesome
And most of the people who were recorded laughing are dead now. When you hear people laughing in sitcoms today, it’s the recorded laughter of dead people.
Well that escalated quickly
"I sometimes feel as if I’m too exposed. I’ve given myself away, the whole of me, every part, and there’s nothing left that’s private, just me alone. If you feel low, you might worry that there’s nothing new to give. But that’s not true-not ever. You discover things inside yourself you never knew were there. You always go on developing."
⋆ Marilyn Monroe, 1961 Conversations with Marilyn by W.J Weatherby
⋆ Photographed by Ed Feingersh in New York, 1955
1950sTeenage boys wearing the style they are most accustomed to throughout the United States; Jeans, leather boots (shoes are acceptable) and button up shirt with carefully rolled sleeves (a tee shirt may be worn under this or by itself).