Originally Posted by JScones (Post 1345563)

Guys, the photos I posted above are of two different people - the first is Irene, the second is Ina Ray Hutton.

Anyway, what's a thread here without Carole Landis...

http://www.skylighters.org/larry/sweatergirl4a.jpg

Checkout many others at the WWII Glamour Girl Parade and oodles more here.

Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1345627)

I'm frightened to check that site out in case I recognise Mrs. Jimbuna :DL

Originally Posted by KL-alfman (Post 1346535)

then you are just a lucky guy!
Happy Easter, master Jim! :D

Originally Posted by Chisum (Post 1344994)

Ok, I suggest that we put Irene definitively in our "Hall of fame" with Helen Forrest, Peggy Lee, Dinah Shore and Vera Lynn
Who open the thread ?
A big galery will be nice it'snt ?
:cool:

EDIT

There is Irene as my new coning tower emblem.

http://i67.servimg.com/u/f67/13/87/46/18/sh3im113.jpg

(How can I upload on subsim the tga files for all who wants use it ??)

Originally Posted by Chisum (Post 1342967)

"Back to the futur" !
What a trip !
It would be wonderful.

Women at that time had a wonderful body, beautifull look but also other voices that today. When they sang, you felt love with a big L coming out of their throat like come on through the ages.
When a woman said to you: "You'll never know how many dreams
I've dreamed about you" you could be sure she did not cheat.
Today you watch "telephone" by Lady Gaga and you want to vomit.


I'm happy in my submarine fully closed.

Originally Posted by Darkbluesky (Post 1353285)

"It's been a long long time" is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard from that time. It is really a very nice song. A classic.

It is very nice too "You belong to me" and "Always" (sung during WWII).



So true, agree 100%... I feel so well too inside that submarine...

"When the men where brave and the women beautiful" said someone. True, femenine, and strong women, for whom you could sacrifice your live.

Problems? sure, but so many good things, and so good... Count with me to go back to the 30s and 40s when you want, even with the war.

One of my (many) favourites. Deanna Durbin (she is still live, and living happily in France, afaik). At side of his excellent look & character, she sang in a way that few ones could reach, and no-one today that's for sure (let alone the artisitc levels of photography during these years, gosh...!)

http://www.doctormacro.com/Images/Du...%20Him)_01.jpg

PD. Sorry for the size, I am in work and I don't have access to any tool to reduce it... :cry:

Originally Posted by HW3 (Post 1356570)

I thought you all might like to see my new radio room picture.:03:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...nradioroom.jpg

Originally Posted by maillemaker (Post 1344486)

Wouldn't that be, "Back to the Furher"? :D

(just a joke, obviously the guy was a maniac)

Originally Posted by JScones (Post 1345563)

Checkout many others at the WWII Glamour Girl Parade and oodles more here.