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Collins & Wylie with General Aircraft Monospar ST-11 (VH-USN), 1935

  • patrick said:
    Art deco was such an interesting influence on design back then! This is gorgeous
  • patrick said:
    And Bogey is just needy enough that you get to be a doting mommy.
  • Σταύρος said:
    Fantastic pictures

May Collins (LOC)

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    The difficulty with a "three/quarter" portrait (as it's known) is that one has that much less to work with trying to identify it ; )   Given the junk on the floor it's likely this was only intended to be a cropped head/shoulders photograph in the end -- it's sort of a grab shot (being as generous as I can to the photographer ; ) That said, this is may be the actress May Collins who was in the news during this time appearing in "The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" which opened on Broadway in October, 1920 [1]   Interestingly, her role in that play was not included in the IMDb biography referenced below. There is a photograph of May Collins from that play in Chronicling America (New York Tribune, October, 1920) -- I can't be proof-positive it is the one-and-the-same May Collins. May Collins "the daughter of Benjamin Collins and Lillie Smith, she spent most of her early life in New York City. According to the Los Angles [sic] Times (April 17, 1921), May Collins started out very young as a member of Mrs. August Belmont's dramatic society in New York City. While there she earned several prizes for acting. She was cast in the stage play "The Betrothal." Later she joined William A. Brady's forces, and played in Owen Davis melodramas. "Collins was rumored to be engaged to Charlie Chaplin, but later married Edmund Thomas in 1930. She lost one son to Polio in 1939. She continued to act on stage in Australia and New York City. She was also in the stage play "Kiss and Tell," which included Kirk Douglas and Joan Caulfield. She worked "seriously" with the March of Dimes, according to the Bridgeport Sunday Herald, (May 17, 1953)." – IMDb Mini Biography By: Kevin McConnell
  • Art Siegel said:
    see also May Collins (LOC)

Polo Grounds, 1st game of World Series (LOC)

  • aware health said:
    Looks like it says "Collins on 2d" McCormick must have been batting.