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DEAN JONES is 79 today
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GREGG PALMER is 83 today
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DIANA HYLAND (1936 - 1977)
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ELIZABETH ALLEN (1929 - 2006)
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KING DONOVAN (1918 - 1987)
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CARLOTTA MONTI (1907 - 1993)
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MILDRED DUNNOCK (1901 - 1991)
Oh, Klonny. Think back now. My reaction to this photo was a memory rush: about a zillion women who crossed my path in the 1950s who had dresses just like it. But you are certainly right in your assessment. The phrase "test pattern" was often applied used to describe such dresses.klondike wrote:Shame Dorothy Mitchum's dress didn't come with a Vertical Hold knob - Bob might not be succumbing to motion sickness in this photo!
I wonder who's sitting behind them, yet looking right into the camera. For some reason he reminds me of Miss Caswell's line, "Why do they always look like unhappy rabbits?"mongoII wrote:
Leslie Howard on a rare outing with his wife Ruth
Sorry I missed this one from several days ago, but when I backtracked over what I missed (gone this weekend attending a Rabbie Burns Supper), I spotted that jacket that Montie was wearing (weird, I seem to be in a wardrobe mood tonightmongoII wrote:
Pals Elizabeth Taylor & Montgomery Clift hanging around the studio lot