Did anyone see where that Ark went?
Crowds gather as local celebrity couple show off their new invisible car.
The English sequel to “Singin’ In the Rain.”
Seconds later, the world’s only unrelated conjoined twins were revealed to be a fraud when they momentarily released their hands.
As a grateful middle class cheers them on, the two selected aristos stride with good-natured aplomb to the mouth of the volcano, where they’ll be flung to their fiery deaths to placate Labour.
To their delight, two laps later, they finally caught up with the Joneses.
August 5, 1967 - The last mating pair of Englanders with perfect teeth is feted in the streets of London.
When you’re 75th in line for the throne, you’re not invited to march in the big parades.
Tough choice, as they were all good, but I think this one by @Kent_Clark gets the edge:
You’re up, Kent!
I am far more honored than the people in the photo were!
Whether parade or music hall, the show must go on. . .
Sheriff Taylor knew little of “Bea’s Knees”; the hottest burlesque club in Mayberry’s red light district during the Roaring Twenties.
Deborah showed off her new love of ornithology by demonstrating to her dance troupe how geese fly south for the winter.
Sociologists still debate the cause or causes of the great Beauty Standard Shift of 1937 away from plump, untoned and blocky-faced females, as this pre-BSS photo illustrates.
[Thought balloon above each head except for the one front and center:] “That bitch is getting shoved off the front of the stage in 5…4…3…2…”
Mr. Schlick pays us to raise our arms like this in the act, so these drunken boobs’ wives will have to buy razors too.
Welcome to the inaugural Castle Anthrax… cabaret!
“I’m ready for my close-up, Mr. Berkely.”
The cast of “Broadway Melody of 1914.”
“Thank you all. You mean absolutely nothing to me.”
Having multiple flocks of geese living near me, I wish they were this orderly. You win @iamatractorboy