Vintage shots from days gone by!

before they had crossing arms?? ouch..

 

Why ? She deserves more than that comment .

 

The SD sure stood up well to that locomotive. I saw on the news last night an accident between a bus and a smart car. You don't want to know.

 

One Hell of a tough sedan delivery...

 

Lets have an early lunch

 

gangstahs....???

 

WOW.....a bombing?

 

I drove a ramp-side pick-up for a delivery job in the 60's. Never got stuck in the snow. But. felt spooky when sliding through a wet turn or panic stop, though. Had an oil-leak and threw belts all the time.

 

He's quoting the joke from Blazing Saddles, It's Hedly

 

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Glad someone got it.

 

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claudia cardinale!
actress from 'once upon a time in the west'

 

"Can you hear me now?"

 

The kid in the window/door looks thrilled...

 

To funny, I missed that the first time around.

 

Beautiful and deadly, Honey Ryder rises like a lethal siren
from the sea -- and dripping' wet! "Dr. No," 1962. So, who
was this divine Bond gal? (Not you, Mazooma; I know you
already know!)



Photo THANKS to TIME Magazine! (no, really, thanks!)

 

The FIRST Bond girl, Ursula Andress. Unless you want to count Miss Moneypenny.

 

Good goin'! They don't call you BigJohn for nothing, eh?




Voted the best bikini sequence ever in American cinema
in a recent poll. She didn't need to do anything except be
herself to exude siren power. It's the riveting Ursula Andress.
There is only ONE Ursula! Swiss enchantress. (Her bikini sold
at auction in 2001 for 4,000 pounds sterling, BTW.)

 

Ah, alright! Guys wanted ta see "the look," RIGHT??? LOL

 

Shoot, I give! What are they riding in???

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Cinderella with a cigar. Leave it to Uncle Miltie. He ALWAYS pushed
to find the limits of tasteful comedy. And THAT is where he'd START
to craft a gag!!! LOL

 

"Shit, I hate it when ya get all the way back to your room to find
out they gave you fries instead of onion rings!" Another incomparable
beauty and talent: Ann-Margret Olsen (AKA Ann-Margret).

 

That's a Franklin - not sure of the year but close to 1918.

 

another "vintage" actress, Suzanne Pleshette (1937-2008)
acted in many movies and TV roles...