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Jack Diamond looks like a bit of a shifty character to me. Never bet against him in a card game.
Jack of Diamonds
Jack of Diamonds
rickenmartin78
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I know it's from DCA (and I cut her hand off). But here's the lovely Miss Dime from 5 and Dime.
The Lovely Miss Dime by rickenmartin78, on Flickr
The Lovely Miss Dime by rickenmartin78, on Flickr
rickenmartin78
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I suppose I could. I just don't have any more performer pics from DCA. That's a shame too, because there are so many performers on Buena Vista St.
I don't know why Dorma Nesmond is holding this sign. People seem to naturally break into Wild & Crazy Applause whenever she appears.
Wild and crazy
Wild and crazy
ExploringWDW
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Mimi Kaboom straight from the camera this afternoon. When I took this shot she said "I love pictures of me!"
Here's Daley Reels back in the days when he was a mere film historian. In the last two years, he went to New York, made it big on Broadway and is now back in Hollywood wearing fancier clothes.
Historical historian
Historical historian
Just as I arrived, the Hollywood Public Works crew did what all civil servants do best: they went on break!
Break time
Break time
Officer Pat Friskem seems to be a little confused. It's May, not December. For Sonny Burbank, however, it's always campaign season.
Christmas in May
Christmas in May
What's worse than raining cats and dogs? Hailing taxicabs, of course!
Here we see Oscar Meyerweiner at the taxi stand on Sunset Blvd. Despite his frequent cries of "Taxi," not one drove by. Soon he started flagging down ECVs and strollers, asking each if he could get a ride. After several minutes, a gentleman pushing one of those big plastic Disney rental strollers stopped, kicked his kid out of the seat, and walked off with a new, paying rider.
What's worse than raining cats and dogs?
Here we see Oscar Meyerweiner at the taxi stand on Sunset Blvd. Despite his frequent cries of "Taxi," not one drove by. Soon he started flagging down ECVs and strollers, asking each if he could get a ride. After several minutes, a gentleman pushing one of those big plastic Disney rental strollers stopped, kicked his kid out of the seat, and walked off with a new, paying rider.
What's worse than raining cats and dogs?
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As I post this, it's Labor Day, so I decided to make this week's Flickr posts themed around labor, work, etc. This is the first of a three-part story of two guys working hard to get a date with Evie Starlight.
Hollywood mayor Sonny Burbank demonstrates his rope jumping prowess while Beau Wrangler looks on in disbelief.
Hopping to it
Hollywood mayor Sonny Burbank demonstrates his rope jumping prowess while Beau Wrangler looks on in disbelief.
Hopping to it
Not to be outdone by some pretty-boy politician, Beau breaks out his harmonica for a mid-day serenade.
Cowboy orchestra
Cowboy orchestra
After watching the efforts of Sonny Burbank and Beau Wrangler to impress her in hopes of getting a date, Evie Starlight shows us what she thinks of the two "gentlemen." In the end, Sonny and Beau decided that their friendship is too important to let a woman come between them, and all went a way happy. Thus endeth our three-part drama on Sunset Blvd.
Are those guys serious?
Are those guys serious?
Director Otto Von Bonn-Bahn, and AD Vladimir Pooey:
Jack Diamond does some pretty amazing card tricks. His latest one is where he lets a guest pick a card, then he picks a card that is exactly half the value of that card (all without knowing the value of the original card). Here, Officer Pat Friskem holds up the card that Jack picked after the guest drew the 7 of Hearts.
It's Amazing!
It's Amazing!
