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  1. Amy Jeanne

    Golden Era stars who died way before their time

    Thanks -- I looooooove Marjorie White! She was so cute and funny. She and El Brendel are my two favourites in Just Imagine (1930). They MAKE that movie :) She and Thelma Todd were two TRAGIC losses in 1935.
  2. Amy Jeanne

    Golden Era stars who died way before their time

    Jeanne Eagels - 39 (alcoholism/heroin overdose) Barbara LaMarr - 29 (drug overdose/anorexia)
  3. Amy Jeanne

    What do you like the most about The Golden Era?

    I'm in this school. I'd go back to visit, but if they told me I couldn't come back because it would mess up space and time -- I'd stay right here. I am happy admiring from afar. :)
  4. Amy Jeanne

    Golden Era stars who died way before their time

    Al Bowlly - 42 (door slammed into the back of his head from a bomb explosion during WW2) Harold Lockwood - 31 (1918 flu epidemic) Mary Thurman - 30 (TB) Gwili Andre - 51 (fire/suicide)
  5. Amy Jeanne

    Golden Era stars who died way before their time

    Lilyan Tashman - 34 or 39 (abdominal cancer) Dorothy Dell - 19 (car accident) Martha Mansfield - 24 (dress went up in flames from a careless smoker) Evelyn Hoey - 24 (found with a bullet hole in her head -- possible murder) Gloria Dickson - 28 (house fire) Dorothy...
  6. Amy Jeanne

    Golden Era stars who died way before their time

    Lucille Ricksen - 15 (TB) Lya de Putti - 31 (Choked on a chicken bone) Marilyn Miller - 37 (Died after sinus surgery) Clarine Seymour - 21 ("Strangulated intestines") Karl Dane - 48 (Suicide, gun to the head) Marjorie White - 30 (car accident) Florence la Badie - 29...
  7. Amy Jeanne

    What do you like the most about The Golden Era?

    I like the popular culture, the sociology and how it compares to today, and I love the aesthetics (hair, makeup, dresses, buildings, cars, furniture, art deco/moderne...etc!) The first thing that drew me to the "Golden Era" was a love of silent and pre-Code movies.
  8. Amy Jeanne

    Dialects/Accents in the Movies

    The best accent is Leslie's Howard's posh British accent in the deep American South in GWTW. lol
  9. Amy Jeanne

    Dialects/Accents in the Movies

    lol My husband, who is a real working-class Cockney, thinks she sounds hilariously bad in this movie! But he still loves her anyway! ;)
  10. Amy Jeanne

    How the Past Saw the Future

    There's a entire blog devoted to the subject with everything you've ever wanted to know: http://www.paleofuture.com/
  11. Amy Jeanne

    Adjusting to small town life.

    lol I can't repeat most of what was said about me here on the Lounge lol Only the part that I was a devil worshipper and had a huge altar in my bedroom. lol Their proof for this claim? I used to wear black nail polish!!!! I was HAPPY to leave that place. It was way overdue. For a few...
  12. Amy Jeanne

    Adjusting to small town life.

    I lived in a small town for 31 years -- hated it. Moved to the city in 2007 and I feel way more at home here. City people are more accepting and friendly, in my experiences. In the small town I was nothing more than something they could gossip about because I like to dress different. And...
  13. Amy Jeanne

    Miscellaneous Vintage Photos

    Forgive me if there is already a post like this (I did search!), but I realised I have a lot of neat, miscellaneous vintage/vintage-related photos that really don't fit any of the threads here. So why not start a thread for those pictures? Anything vintage or vintage-related that you think...
  14. Amy Jeanne

    This is a question for the gals....

    The song is anything by Al Bowlly because I am somehow in England surrounded by hot English soldiers. He is tall, lanky, and has "classic" English looks with a large nose and large, far-set eyes. I find this English/European look to be so dreamy. Maybe that's why I married a Brit...;)
  15. Amy Jeanne

    Can you help me date this item??

    Very, very interesting. Explains everything.
  16. Amy Jeanne

    Can you help me date this item??

    That's it!!! Fabulous! Wow! I wonder if we were the first people to go in the basement since the 60s! lol I wonder whose phone this was and where it was? This is why I love vintage so much -- I'll probably never know. Also, that heavy mismatch coil cord is lol!! Such a lovely thing and...
  17. Amy Jeanne

    Can you help me date this item??

    Awesome. thanks. There are loose wires dangling underneath, but no numbers or makes/models.
  18. Amy Jeanne

    Can you help me date this item??

    I "found" this bit of a phone last night. Does anyone have an idea of when it's from? I found it in the basement of my building, which was built in 1926. I know this isn't as old as that, though. I'm guessing as late as the 60s (???) The marble is really heavy. Where would something like...

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