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Launching HMAS "Parramatta", Cockatoo Dock, June 1939 / photographer Sam Hood from State Library of New South Wales uploaded October 2013
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Launching HMAS "Parramatta", Cockatoo Dock, June 1939 / photographer Sam Hood
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- 葛中 said:
- Вадим Горских said:
Orphanage outing to Gracie Fields' picture (The Show Goes On), taken for British Empire Films by Sam Hood, 10 May 1937
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Ian Sutton said:
1936 Hudson Terraplane Brougham. Great set of wheels
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Fair Scarecrow said:
Wou !!!
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_J_A_D_ said:
i agree with ibsut great car. they just dont making them like they use to. great pic. :)
Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, decorated for the visit of the US Fleet, July-August 1925 / photographer unknown
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victorious crowd said:
nice to see the fashion : O)
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Lunaticaenlaluna71 said:
Me encanta, estupenda¡
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beachcomber australia said:
I get stage fright from this photo!
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Pixel Wrangler said:
According to the Dictionary of Sydney, the public spaces of this, the second Her Majesty's Theatre (1902–1933), were enlarged and extensively redecorated.
"The new theatre, which was a floor lower than the old one, had only two tiers, supported by posts above the stalls, instead of the usual three, although this still permitted a capacity of around 2,000 people.
"There were still four boxes in the proscenium, adorned with figure and flower paintings amid plush and gold satin and the auditorium was decorated in a scheme of cream, biscuit, brick red and gradations of blue. An additional luxury was that the floors of both the circle and the stalls were carpeted."