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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

sparklejamesysparkle: British siren Diana Dors.

sparklejamesysparkle:

British siren Diana Dors.

There are far worse things awaiting man than death.

(Source: karloffs)

eyeofpolyphemus:

Frances Drake

vintagegal:

Dracula (1931)

donadrake: Clara Bow in a scene from Call Her Savage (1932)

donadrake:

Clara Bow in a scene from Call Her Savage (1932)

vintagegal:

Frankenstein (1931)

gummgarland: Ziegfeld Girl (1941)

gummgarland:

Ziegfeld Girl (1941)

haroldlloyds:

King Kong (1933)

theniftyfifties: Marilyn Monroe Oh, Marilyn…

theniftyfifties:

Marilyn Monroe

Oh, Marilyn…

(Source: 20th-century-man)

lifeonmars70s: Jayne Mansfield

lifeonmars70s:

Jayne Mansfield

gibsart: Anita Ekberg

gibsart:

Anita Ekberg

(Source: vintagefembot)

A 19 year old Ava Gardner & Mickey Rooney on their wedding day, 1942. During the war, it was customary for brides to wear simple suits or clothing rather than a Wedding Dress as it was considered unpaitriotic.

A 19 year old Ava Gardner & Mickey Rooney on their wedding day, 1942.

During the war, it was customary for brides to wear simple suits or clothing rather than a Wedding Dress as it was considered unpaitriotic.

Ava Gardner, C.1940’s

Ava Gardner, C.1940’s

vintagegal: “Count Dracula” by Rick Baker

vintagegal:

“Count Dracula” by Rick Baker

theniftyfifties: Diana Dors in ‘Blonde Sinner’, 1956 - lobby card

theniftyfifties:

Diana Dors in ‘Blonde Sinner’, 1956 - lobby card

(Source: doneverywell)