Vintage shots from days gone by!

Publicity still for "Rome Adventure," 1962. Suzanne Pleshette
and First husband Troy Donahue. Married for a tempestuous
mere eight months. Wonder whose fault that was. Suzanne
was versatile and vivacious, so she had a full career in TV
and movies. Her comedic flair made her the long-running
TV wife on Bob Newhart's '70s show, one of the stints she's
probably best remembered for.

 

Alfa

 

Prepare to launch!

 

How'd you like to bring this gal home to meet your folks?

 

anytime!

 

Lips that touch cigarettes won't touch mine." Oh yea"

 

Rita Hayworth THANKS to starssmoking.com!

I'm sure news ads like this woulda just made ya
feel secure ALL over about smoking, huh? LOL​

 

And MORE elegance and *** appeal for tobacco in the ol' days!
"One Night" Claudette Colbert. THANKS to theartofsmoking.com

 

And the very PICTURE of elegance, George Burns! Thanks
to theartofsmoking.com! ("Say goo'night, Gracie!")

 

Janet Leigh

1927-2004
Actress in many films, but most known for her role in "Psycho" in 1960.
She was married to Tony Curtis and is the mother of actress Jamie Lee Curtis

 

A tad more on Suzanne P., one of my
heart throbs back in the mid-'60s!


Suzanne in a TIMES photo, taking a drag. Pic
THANKS to the site jeweatyet! Spirited and in-
dependent, she could play a mom or a dance-
hall gal and could swear like a sailor off-camera.
She's also said to have played poker with the
boys! Suzanne said she embraced every new
day and encounter with candid, though never
brutal, honesty. She suc***bed to lung cancer
in 2008.



Suzanne kicking up her heels as Arabella Flagg,
using her gifts to get by. Hey, politely put, seeing
as it as a Disney movie, folks! "The Adventures
of Bullwhip Griffin," 1967.
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Here is a couple.

Brian

 

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Born in 1918, amiable Robert Wadlow of Alton, Illinois, grew
to the phenomenal height of eight feet, eleven inches, making
him a celebrity of the 1930s. Tragically, he died of blood poi-
soning during a public appearance in New York in 1940, two
years before availability of antibiotics that would have saved
his life. This photo is THANKS to stltoday.com, the #1 St. Louis
website.

 

nice shots newbie...

 

Oh ****!

 

Always had a big crush on her, love the voice! Her and Marlo Tohmas!

 

Why, oh why, is that shot not your avatar!?! Great pic!

 

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cool stuff

 

My absolute favorite of all time. I also like Madilyn Caan though.

 

Yup...Ann-Margret.
Fabulous. Still going strong.

 

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