“Alice In Wonderland” (1951)


“Number Please?” (1920)

“Number Please?” (1920)

fuckyeahjeanharlow:

Classic 1930s glamor in asymetrical gown

This is the same exact photo I have as a poster in my living room <3

fuckyeahjeanharlow:

Classic 1930s glamor in asymetrical gown

This is the same exact photo I have as a poster in my living room <3

Theda Bara | A Fool There Was (1915)

Peggy Shannon - c. 1920s

Peggy Shannon - c. 1920s

miss-shirley-temple:

Shirley Temple in Bright Eyes, 1934.

miss-shirley-temple:

Shirley Temple in Bright Eyes, 1934.

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“Safety Last”  (1923)

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

“Safety Last”  (1923)

updownsmilefrown:

Vincente Minnelli, then stage designer, 1936
by Alfred Eisenstaedt

updownsmilefrown:

Vincente Minnelli, then stage designer, 1936

by Alfred Eisenstaedt

“Alice In Wonderland” (1951)

fyeah-haroldlloyd:

Harold uses the hunt and peck method of typing in “Bumping Into Broadway” (1919)

Louise Brooks - c. 1920s

Louise Brooks - c. 1920s

ramonageraldinequimby:

Doll, trousseau and its trunk, circa 1865
Les Arts Decoratifs © Jean Tholance

ramonageraldinequimby:

Doll, trousseau and its trunk, circa 1865

Les Arts Decoratifs © Jean Tholance

Chip loves Dale&#8217;s bright idea in &#8220;Crazy Over Daisy&#8221; (1950) - Walt Disney

Chip loves Dale’s bright idea in “Crazy Over Daisy” (1950) - Walt Disney

Virginia Bruce becomes “The Invisible Woman” (1940)


Bebe Daniels and a little friend

Bebe Daniels and a little friend