Eddie Cantor In Drag From PALMY DAYS - Large Restored Photo Print - Jazz Age - Art Deco - Streamline Modern - Glorifying The American Girl

Eddie Cantor In Drag From PALMY DAYS - Large Restored Photo Print - Jazz Age - Art Deco - Streamline Modern - Glorifying The American GirlTreasures from THE FILM & THEATRE COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 20 x 24, and works perfectly with a 20 x 24 frame, or custom framed as you see fit. Eddie Cantor holds a very special place in my heart. His genuine joy and his fearlessness as a performer, his often surreal delivery of jokes that only work because it's Eddie Cantor, the vulnerable, loveable characters he portrays who ultimately

The boxes full of negatives stuffed behind vintage portable televisions on pallet shelves in the rear catacombs of Lost Highways Archive & Research Library let out a crazy Hound of the Baskervilles howl

The Benz team brilliantly fine tuned what was already a winning rig

I could see the length of my place to my storefront window and the street beyond

at eye level

in an almost English bedroom farce theater piece sort of way or the stateroom scene with the Marx Brothers

Premium cards tucked inside tobacco and chocolate products were common currency as playthings for kids from the late 19th into the mid 20th century

Using their own engines in their racing cars like the Adler Rennwagen shown here

I don't think I'd have to ratchet any Amilcar GS up to 75mph

Touted on the flyer as 'America's First Major Post-War Auto Show'

The exploding peloton of whale watchers

the other prints are shown for reference

Bernd Reuters