I hate the watermark but this photo is scrumptious. I'm thinking maybe they were in London, but I'm not sure, but it does look like about 1953 and that was when they did their European tour.
@fredandginger64 Here they appear with exchanged swim shorts ❤🤗🤩
I purchased these negatives. They are in storage right now but I'm hoping when I get to scan them they'll be nice and detailed 😉🙃 there's a few others in the bunch too
Didn't win this one 😭 but sharing it here 🙃
Dean Martin with Lou Costello, and possibly boxer Jake Lamotta. I'm not quite sure, boss doesn't seem match (oh the irony talking about schnozzes when Dean and Lou are involved)... Anyone recognize others?
New to me and my collection! 😍 Dean and Monty on set of "The Young Lions."
Fred Stein. Man & Women In The Fog. Paris. 1934
Can we just....
Bless this photographer
Dean and Jerry with John Grubbs during appearance at Murphy Army Hospital.
I love that this post is seeing the light of day again but also I can't help but see the black objects behind Dean as an extension of his hair, giving him a rattail and an extra funky curl in front.
I’m addicted to this show 🏠
Accurate in more ways than one
Guy Bourdin - Hats by Madame Paulette & by Jean Barthet (Vogue Paris 1962)
It's my 10 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳
Blogs I reblogged the most:
Only 10% of my posts had no tags
Longest Tag: 14 characters
Is this a threat?
Happy 1 year anniversary...
*snork*
Is this a threat?
when they're remodeling houses on those HGTV shows and they rip out the most amazing seafoam green or baby blue or blush pink 70s tile....why do you hate style and fun
this. we NEED this. now more than ever
@xhaberdashery exactly
@fuzzysebastianstan right? Thst green is divine. Keep the quality and colors! Not everything has to be grey!
tag yourself i’m the entire “good” row (my queue tag is “something for queue” derived from “something for you” which means exactly Nothing)
"In the early- to mid-1960s, Dean Martin emerged as one of the most popular entertainers on the planet. He starred in major films, knocked the Beatles off the top of the charts with what would become his trademark tune, “Everybody Loves Somebody,” defined a new genre of cool with Frank Sinatra and the rest of the Rat Pack, and captained his own long-running TV variety show. He did all of it with the air of a man who had just woken from a nap and was still charmingly groggy."
Happy Heavenly Birthday dear Dean. (June 7, 1917)
A few Dean moments (and Dean & Jerry moments of course) to remember him on the day of his birthday 🥂
