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With the help of the amazing Cirque du Soleil, Kelly and guest co-host Neil Patrick Harris made a spectacular entrance to begin Monday’s “LIVE! with Kelly” After Oscar® show, live from the Academy Awards® stage in Hollywood!
Light up Letters, Fairground Lights, Cinema Signs, Neon Signs London – Goodwin & Goodwin™ - London Sign Makers
9. There are lighted letters like these at Michael’s that would be cool to incorporate somewhere if possible.
1920's Paris inspired Glamour Noir
1920's Paris inspired Glamour Noir | 1920's Paris inspired G… | Flickr
Paris, 1925 – Adverbial Warfare
photo noir et blanc : Sam Granowsky, surnommé le Cow-boy de Montparnasse, au café La Rotonde, vers 1925
NameBright - Coming Soon
In 1932, according to an AP wire story which ran in several newspapers, including places as far afield as Sarasota, Florida and Spokane, Washington, Robert Harris, a negro and leader of a religious...
Great Gatsby Wedding Inspiration
Great Gatsby Menus | Vintage Speakeasy Menu | Great Gatsby Party
Alfred DREYFUS, 1906 Dreyfus réhabilité : Dessin de maître Labori et de son épouse - version HTML
Dessin de maître Labori et de son épouse - page 1
Ice Creams, Sorbets & Gelati: The Definitive Guide
Actress Claire Windsor at the soda fountain
Prohibition in Massachusetts (Photo 6 of 9) - Pictures
December 5, 1933: Celebrations on December 5, 1933 as Prohibition is repealed rivaled that of New Year's Eve. Utah became the 36th state to ratify the 21st Amendment achieving the requisite three-fourths majority of states' approvals on this date. Massachusetts cast its repeal vote and ratified the 21st Amendment on June 26, 1933. Mississippi, the last dry state in the Union, ended Prohibition in 1966.
An Imbibing Gentleman
A Photo of a Speak-Easy from around 1932. The term “speakeasy” might have originated in Pennsylvania in 1888, when the Brooks High-License Act raised the state’s fee for a saloon license from $50 to $500. The number of licensed bars promptly plummeted, but some bars continued to operate illegally. Kate Hester had run a saloon for years just outside of Pittsburgh. She refused to pay the new license fee and wanted to keep from drawing attention to her illegal business. When her c