ᴥ Miss K ᴥ thirty.

Classic Hollywood lover and serial archivist with my camera. Traveling all the time, either in my head or in my car/by plane or by train. Vivien Leigh. Julie Christie. Audrey Hepburn. I ♥ the Beatles. Mark Knopfler. Glen Campbell. & more Classic Country music. Victoriana. 1980's fads. I like butter on cantaloupe. I just thought you should know that.

At the moment, my current little obsessions: Norma Shearer films; John Sloan (American Impressionist artist); new pillowcases; owls; new rugs; and my revived love of classic films.

Just a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
 at the five and dime

dreamsgoneastray:

Judy in The Harvey Girls (1946)

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“A dancer who relies upon the doubtful comforts of human love can never be a great dancer. Never.”
The Red Shoes, 1948

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stardustmelody: 

Easter Parade (1948)

I just watched this for the first time, as part of my 250 Movie Challenge this year. I am sure glad I did. A very lush and beautiful movie, filled with Irving Berlin songs that seem to never end. 

bobertsbobgomery:

Unfinished Business (1941)

Wow, I have this on video somewhere, but probably haven’t seen it in about 15 years!

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lucynic83:

While there’s moonlight and music and love and romance, let’s face the music and dance.

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signorelli-girl:

Vivien Leigh, 1941

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carlywearsprada:

signorelli-girl:

Elizabeth Taylor at home 1946

 #R U SRS RN 14 YEARS OLD 14

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signorelli-girl:

Linda Darnell, 1942

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mills:

Park Benches - Love is Everywhere [Couple flirting on a fire escape], 1946, by Stanley Kubrick. More can be seen at the Museum of the City of New York. He took an astonishing number of perfect photographs.

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bellecs:

Montgomery Clift photographed by Stanley Kubrick for an issue of Look, 1949

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interwar:

Christina’s World

Tempera on gessoed panel

Andrew Wyeth, 1948

One of my favorite paintings

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hayworths:

Rita Hayworth in Tonight and Every Night (1945).

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