Photo of the Day!

I know this photo of Doris Day has popped up before on my blog before...but really it's too amazing!

Photo of the Day!

Lovely Deborah Kerr...

Photo of the Day!

The two style icons together:



Audrey and Grace back-stage at the 1955 Oscars (both were presenting).

My blog banner was also taken at the same time.

Photo of the Day!

I hope you enjoyed Orson Welles week! For my final photo:



Orson as Harry Lime in The Third Man looking down at all "the little dots"...

"You know what the fellow said—in Italy, for thirty years under the Borgias, they had warfare, terror, murder and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland, they had brotherly love, they had five hundred years of democracy and peace—and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock." -Harry Lime (actually written by Orson).

Photo of the Day!

My theme for the week has been: Orson Welles

Earth-shattering giveaway over at Kate-Gabrielle's!

Oh, my goodness. I am really excited about a giveaway that Miss Kate-Gabrielle of Silents and Talkies, Flapperdoodle, Spiffy, Kate-Gabrielle Art, etc, etc...(this girl is a MULTI-TASKER) is doing.

ENTER THE GIVEAWAY HERE!!!!!!!

She is offering amazing prizes consisting of her amazing art!

I have bought a couple of prints from Kate before (one during her recent buy one get one free sale) and just adore her work! She is extremely talented and anyone who is following my blog should definitely enter this contest (well, actually I'd kinda rather you didn't enter...because I want to win...;-D....JK! JK!)!

Also check out Kate's Etsys:

Silents and Talkies
Flapperdoodle
Kate-Gabrielle Art

Oh, and one more thing: you should really go vote for Kate on Etsy for the Best Bicycle Art. Her's is the amazing drawing of the Flappers riding a double bike. VOTE HERE!

Anyways, that's about it. I'm gonna try and post those posts about my favorite Westerns and Screwball Comedies later (it ended up not working out on the 4th, sadly).

-Millie!

Photo of the Day!

Orson Welles during the famous "War of The Worlds" broadcast.

By the way, I got the chance to listen to a tape of that recently. It was SO amazing...I was mesmerized.