Showing posts with label 1979. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1979. Show all posts
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Howdy! GILDA and her Western Wear.
1979. GILDA RADNER Cut-Out Doll Book. AVON Books. Dress GILDA in her western wear and she will be ready for GO TEXAN Day.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
FARRAH FAWCETT
March 1976. McCall's Magazine, page 57. A very pretty Farrah Fawcett in an ad for Wella Balsam Shampoo. I remember using that shampoo.
1979. I went to lots of movie screenings when I was a teenager. I would call in to different radio stations here in Houston and win tickets to go to local screenings. The radio stations would give away posters, T-shirts, movie cards (such as this one) and other assorted goodies at the movies - big fun! SUNBURN was one of the movies I won tickets to go see. A rather silly movie which only required that Farrah look good. Eventually Farrah received movie roles in which she proved she was a good actress and not just a pretty face. I truly admired how this Texan battled against her cancer - a battle she unfortunately lost.
1979. I went to lots of movie screenings when I was a teenager. I would call in to different radio stations here in Houston and win tickets to go to local screenings. The radio stations would give away posters, T-shirts, movie cards (such as this one) and other assorted goodies at the movies - big fun! SUNBURN was one of the movies I won tickets to go see. A rather silly movie which only required that Farrah look good. Eventually Farrah received movie roles in which she proved she was a good actress and not just a pretty face. I truly admired how this Texan battled against her cancer - a battle she unfortunately lost.
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1976,
1979,
Farrah Fawcett,
magazine ad,
Movie Card,
Sunburn
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Friday, March 1, 2013
Hey, Hey, We're the MONKEYS
September 22, 1979. We're just monkeying around! Another newspaper coloring page by Cynthia Vasilis.
June 06, 1937. BOOTKINS' friend Jocko. Many thanks to Edgar Martin.
June 06, 1937. BOOTKINS' friend Jocko. Many thanks to Edgar Martin.
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