Reminiscing

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1.02am
5/26/12
595 ♥

theniftyfifties:

The lonely housewife…

0.57am
5/26/12
901 ♥

theniftyfifties:

Miss El Salvador (Mariel Arrieta) wins the Miss Friendship trophy, 1955.

1.42am
5/21/12
3593 ♥

16.20pm
5/20/12
109 ♥

fuckyeahvintage-retro:

Two sailors competing for the same woman. San Francisco, 1943.

1.48am
5/15/12
835 ♥

heres-looking-at-you-kid:

Ava Gardner being flawless in a sailor hat.

0.24am
4/18/12
8395 ♥

updownsmilefrown:

The Beatles, 1964

13.49pm
4/13/12
256 ♥

life:

When Jack Roosevelt Robinson stepped onto Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field on April 15, 1947, he not only changed the face of professional baseball in America. In ways subtle and profound — ways that have been debated, dissected and celebrated in books, films, popular songs, academic circles and casual conversations in the long decades since — he changed the nation itself. Breaking baseball’s color barrier, Robinson embarked on an odyssey that brought him renown, respect and, by all accounts, an early death, at 53, from the stress he suffered, on and off the ball field, as the first black player in the major leagues.
Here, we look back at classic and rare LIFE photos of the American Icon.

13.10pm
4/13/12
1522 ♥

theniftyfifties:

James Dean and Elizabeth Taylor

2.29am
4/12/12
2215 ♥

theniftyfifties:

Audrey Hepburn

22.08pm
4/10/12
857 ♥

theniftyfifties:

Audrey Hepburn by Bob Willoughby

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