Eddie Cantor 1927, Stage Make Up & Beret - Large Format Photo Print - Unknown Production, Possibly With Florenz Ziegfeld

Eddie Cantor 1927, Stage Make Up & Beret - Large Format Photo Print - Unknown Production, Possibly With Florenz ZiegfeldTreasures from THE FILM & THEATER COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 18 x 24 and consciously formatted to work with a standard 18 x 24 frame, or custom framed as you see fit. _____________________________________________________ "Relax, Eddie, and let me get this shot." "Try looking past me, or though me, Eddie. That's it. Now maybe let those banjo eyes show what a long day this has been. Let 'em

and in person it has considerably more pop and brilliance

and here are the results

and waited for just a moment for a really big meteor to crush them all to death

walking us through popular culture in a major metropolitan area with broad arms embracing the whole of the 50s and 60s

Note the flag on his tail

This should be on the wall of every tough cowboy joint in the American southwest

as I once heard Myrtle Love yell around 1970 or so "a pound o' cold piss"

back in the 80s when good vintage bikes were cheap as dirt

Move forward a few years

Illustration from an 1822 edition of The Gentleman's Magazine

Here is a remarkable illustration from the very end of the 19th century featuring a delightful marriage of four man bike and the traditional Chinese New Years' Dragon Dance

and I put together an early incarnation of The Grand Review in one early 1700s storefront next to the very handsome Burlington Quaker Meeting House