Vintage shots from days gone by!

I always liked this one. Happy B-day Sophia

 

Anyone know where this is?
I googled Weber Chevrolet and is seems there were a couple of Weber dealers around St Louis.

 

The show was called "The Prisoner". Actuall, I was a great fan of the show .......... scrubba

 

This was to assist Harold Brauch of St. Cloud Minn. in opening up his new gas station.

 

Sign said Webber?????????????????????????

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ELTHpUQN2k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6FfZ4TTwcQ&feature=related

You couldn't get away with a toy like that now!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e7KiM9PFBk&feature=related

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuRaRiPgLME&feature=related

 

The pennyfarthing bicylce from the show

I was just seeing if anyone else remembered this eclectic show.

I have a copy of the series........

 

Looks like Buckeye (Ohio) State HP doing a sobriety check on a Michigan motorist, caught doing 2mph over on I75. .

 

Raceron--That's a good one and oh so true. LOL

 

I still watch The Prisoner and The Avengers on youtube. Might even say I'm addicted.

 

Thasnks for giving me a laugh, Butch & Ron. My mom passed on at nearly 85, and I guess my fuse got in a knot. Sorry to the always-gentlemanly ehdubya in particular.

 

I think he is wearing a mask, why? Who knows! But it does make him look.....er........odd!

Doc.

 

It is just possible that one of those 'Connie's' has made it's way over here to Australia in the from of a trophy.
When I was a young'un in school I was also in 'Air Cadets', every year we had a country wide drill competition.
Flag drill was considered the 'highest' form of the comp. I was in my Sqn. flag drill party, carrying the Australian National Flag, some how we won it one year, that and the 'Grand Aggregate' (IE, best Squadron in the comp). One of the trophies was a large 'Connie' in TAA markings that looks very, very much like the models posted.

Doc.

 

Thats Patrick Magouan? In The Prisoner, with I think, a Lotus, that was a way cool psycodelic show, I loved it too as a kid.

 

bump

 

√

 

I've always admired those who have entertained our troops. Until I read this, I had no idea how much she had done, nor that she was an honorary Colonel in the Marines and an honorary Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army.

 

ICB 1915 York PA car club event start

 

Labor day 1916 Benning Md

 

Laurel MD June 29 1912



OhiO, Jimmy, Mercer, Jimmy Jr, Cutting (B. Burman), Warren (ICB), Reo, Lozier

 

Two acres of MOUTH between them and with hearts just as big, Martha Raye and Joe E. Brown were inexhaustible when it
came to traveling to far flung theaters of war to bring joy to homesick troops. After Brown's flyer son Don was killed, he
took hot-zone assignments that were too dangerous for many other entertainers. Here the two ham it up in an impromptu big-
mouth contest at the annual ball of the Screen Actors' Guild, February '37. For my money, Martha and Joe were two of
the best when it came to mugging and "takes" (the double-take, another comedic device). Photo thanks to simsajoyeros.



Photo thanks to listal ("List the Stuff You Love").

 

Col. Martha in the 'Nam, thanks to TomahawksAdventureTravel

 

WWII-era bombshell starred in the musical-comedy film fantasy,
"Pin Up Girl," along with popular Martha Raye and Joe E. Brown
who often appeared together in movies and on radio. Below,
obviously, leggy Grable was in big demand to front for various
products of the day. BTW, collectors: Most of these posters and
ads are available on eBay, either as pricey originals or as afford-
able repros.

 

Poster image THANKS to SouthernCrossBenefits.