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2nd Ave + 86 st.

  • 4 older comments, and then…
  • Rinaldo_ said:
    This rocks! Great!
  • Vigorous Paper said:
    Way to rock, Granny!
  • .ian said:
    Rock on baby.
  • Canardo said:
    Come on Baby! Let's do the TWIST!
  • istolethetv said:
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=gevYZA0P8eI

Baby in carriage, woman standing behind

  • sirmortimer said:
    what happened to this lady's head?
  • Canardo said:
    There he is again! Winston! Please stop staring at the help! They don't appreciate it! They've got their own lives to live, and you're being disruptive! Please stop!
  • VSSASTRY AKELLA said:
    First i stroll you.........In future you have to my dear boy...
  • Naama Sarid said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called THE CIRCLE OF WISDOM, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • thetallguy747 said:
    Looks like it was taken by a button hole camera, so named because the tiny camera could be concealed under a shirt or coat with the lense peeking through a button hole. There were some very interesting "slice of life" photographs taken of unknowing subjects with this nifty invention. This unposed picture appears to be one of them. This was sort of the "reality TV" of it's day. Or maybe the forerunner to Candid Camera.

Nina Farrington

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  • hobvias sudoneighm said:
    "Copyright, 1907, by THE NEW YORK TIMES Co.LONDON, April 30. -- Mrs. John Lesmoir Gordon, well known on the American stage up to four years ago as Nina Farrington, has just obtained a separation from her wealthy husband, and within a month expects to give up her social position here and sail to America to make arrangements for her return to theatrical work." query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9A03E2DD1738E033A...
  • Canardo said:
    Doubtless, she was successful.
  • zoraida roselló said:
    funny portrairt!!
  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Collage postcards made from this image:
  • Howard Cheng said:
    I believe this was produced by Napoleon Sarony.