Vintage shots from days gone by!

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Elke Sommer

 

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"Ah" even the stalkers have no where to hide....

 

Maybe DisneybyMark is Denise in reality! It's not always something weird

 

The properties on the picture show Team Alan Mann winniers Tour de France 1964

 

WB771 Victor

 

Marilyn Monroe

 

Gail Russell

 

If you weren't a teen male in the mid-1960s, I doubt
that there are enough words to describe adequately
the sensation that Elke Sommer epitomized. Getting
her first screen success in '59, Elke was in demand
by, seemingly, every medium, from advertising to
movies, TV and music, even well after the '60s. Unlike
other actresses, Sommer's perfectly proportioned
face and form meant that there was no such thing as
over-exposure for her. Film exhibitors knew that
Elke Sommer's name was among the biggest box-of-
fice draws of the decade. She starred in many big-
screen financial smashes, always as the leading lady
and opposite many of the top-drawing male leads.




Though she sizzled on the big screen, this now-quaint
Coppertone ad makes sensuous Elke look pretty much
like the girl next door! LOL. Ad thanks to Tarkus-
MagicMac.



Julie Andrews she was NOT! Poster thanks to FilmBug.

 

Clint looks to have been foiled by Lucas, the "Prince of Darkness"

 

Poster thanks to Ranker.



Looking deceptively cool and elegant, Baroness
Elke and Sylva Koscina were blood-thirsty sport
killers in the spyful "Deadlier That the Male," '67.
Photo thanks to VintageCulture.

 

Thanks, VintageCulture


Thanks, MyScaryPictures



Lucky Newman! Thanks, Tumblr. NOTE: Elke Sommer
was MUCH photographed. If others would like to post
their favorites, please feel free, as there are plenty out
there to bring back memories of this lovely lady!

 

"OK big boy,---how much is this gonna cost me"????

 

Testing early type AIR BAGS!