TfheGorgeous Hussy, 1936, Is Playing on TCM on March 15 (USA)
Joan Crawford and Robert Taylor
The Gorgeous Hussy, 1936, is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Wednesday, March 15 at 7:30 a.m. est. It’s a story about Washington D.C. It’s about dirty tricks, sleazy operatives, scurrilous personal attacks and lies. The 2020 election? No, The Gorgeous Hussy.
The story centers around Peggy O’Neill, Joan Crawford, an innkeeper’s daughter called“Pothouse Peg,”…
i finished the first 3 last spring and then completely gave up on this project until i completed number 4 & 5 this week. i’m kind of running out of paintings with easy poses to photoshop together but i’m gonna keep looking! (here’s my little collection of lesbian montages)
1. Evelyn de Morgan’s The Prisoner (1907-08) with Joanna Mary Boyce’s portrait of Fanny Eaton (1859)
2. Waterhouse’s The Awakening of Adonis (c.1900) and John Simmons’s Titania Sleeping in the Moonlight Protected by her Fairies
3. Portrait of a Lady by Natale Schiavoni (c.1820) with Nathaniel Sichel’s In the Time of Roses
4. A painting by Eugene de Blaas and L’Espoir by Auguste Leroux
5. La Blanche et la Noire by Félix Valloton (1913) with Portrait of Madeleine by Marie-Guillemine Benoist (1800)
James Bond enquête sur un milliardaire, Auric Goldfinger, pour une simple mission de surveillance. Mais l'adversaire va être cruellement sous-estimé et rien ne va se passer comme prévu.
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Dr. Jaeger's Health Shoe was a brand of footwear that was marketed as a health product in the early 1900s. The shoes were designed to be comfortable and supportive, and were said to improve circulation and promote overall health. The company that produced these shoes was based in Rochester, NY, and was run by John Kelly, Inc.
Chas. A. Eaton Co. was another manufacturer of women's shoes during the same time period. The company was based in Brockton, Massachusetts, and was known for producing high-quality, stylish footwear for women. While it's unclear whether the shoes made by Chas. A. Eaton Co. had any specific health benefits, the company was widely regarded for its craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Both John Kelly, Inc. and Chas. A. Eaton Co. were successful shoe makers during their time, and their products were popular among women in the early 20th century. While these companies may no longer be in operation, their legacy lives on through the shoes they produced and the impact they had on the fashion industry.