bustrkeatn: “His face went with silence. Its motionlessness and the film’s soundlessness compounded each other. Fundamentally bewildered yet completely matter-of-fact, it stared unblinking and unsurprised as mad mishaps and mad triumphs unfolded.

bustrkeatn: “His face went with silence. Its motionlessness and the film’s soundlessness compounded each other. Fundamentally bewildered yet completely matter-of-fact, it stared unblinking and unsurprised as mad mishaps and mad triumphs unfolded.

Bobertsbobgomery: Buster Keaton, 1932

Among-The-Roses

Theblacklacedandy: Fyodorpavlov: And So It Begins. Aaaahhh Im So Excited

&Quot;Somebody Called Me Sebastian...&Quot;

Tender-Isthe-Night: A. De Roux, 1923.

Moika-Palace: L’homme Élégant, April 1912.

Blowncovers: “—Bobette Is A Traitor! He Just Got Married…To A Woman!” (Click To Enlarge) L’assiette Au Beurre, “The Young Gentlemen,” By Miklos Vadasz, April 1909

Moika-Palace: Henry Poole &Amp;Amp; Co., Spring And Summer 1908.

Mindthegarter: Boston Garter, 1921.

Fairytaleillustrations: “‘Don’t Drink!’ Cried Out The Little Princess, Springing To Her Feet.” From The Twelve Dancing Princesses Kay Nielsen, 1913 Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur. In Powder And Crinoline: Old Fairy Tales. Kay Nielsen, Illustrator.

Our Lady Of Lace

Tender-Isthe-Night: Vogue Us, November 1, 1926 - William Bolin

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