Sugarchurch's Outside Talker

The clown Zertho lines up his canine comedians via Double—M on Flickr and soyouthinkyoucansee. From The Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean (MuCEM) due to open in Marseille in 2013.

whataboutbobbed:

poster for 1927’s Sneaky Operators (Danger Ahead), 1927, by Vladimir and Georgii Stenberg

Photo of a small, big-faced child with English stage and opera singer Isabel Jay who starred in Miss Hook of Holland in 1907. Via soyouthinkyoucansee

A lovely lady reflects. Photo by Erwin Blumenfeld. Untitled via regardintemporel

The only image I’ve ever seen of the older Louise Brooks - beautiful as ever and shown with an also lovely Maine Coon cat who is monopolizing the focus. via ivorywind who is quoted below…

Oh, Louise Brooks - your love of Maine Coon cats only makes you more of a hot-shit.

Adolphe Menjou & Louise Brooks are as close as a close shave in “A Social Celebrity” (1926) via whataboutbobbed:

A Social Celebrity (1926) is a silent comedy drama starring Louise Brooks as a small town manicurist who goes to New York with her boyfriend (Adolphe Menjou), a barber who poses as a French count. The film is now considered a lost film.^[1]

I’m going to post 3 images of the lovely Louise Brooks today. Just cuz that’s a wonderful thing on any day. Happy Friday!

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Thanks for joining for another Creepy Thursday. You (and the rest of us) are hereby released. Just to see you out the door the “Empress of Death” by artist Laurie Lipton. Amazingly fine and detailed creepy art. Note the spiders in the eyes!

Some creepy art by Japanese artist Rin Nadeshico via 2headedsnake. More here.

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