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Eight beautiful girls ready to perform.

From the "Convention Tickets" sign, I'm guessing this is the 1916 Republican Convention.

Isn't that Rand Paul dressed as Uncle Sam to the right of the elephant?

This is flippin' fantastic!!!!

—From The New York Times, June 9, 1916 The elephant mascot, Chin-Chin, is a four and a half foot tall midget [dwarf] elephant. Weighing 350 pounds it was brought to Chicago from New York to head the Sherman outdoor parades. The baby elephant wearing a blanket with the inscription “Sherman G.O.P., a United Party” spent the night in the Sherman headquarters on the second floor of the Congress Hotel. On orders of the hotel manager, the elephant was taken to the baggage room (as they check trunks there).  

People are so invested in divisive politics that they are tagging this fun, historical image with ridiculous, hateful tags. Sad.

Ekka show was and it still is a place where different generations find the best ways to come together, have good entertainment and discover the connection with the countryside.

John Stephen opened the first boutique in Carnaby Street in 1958, and was soon followed by designers such as Cecil Gee and Mary Quant, who named the Mini skirt after her favourite car! Soho's Marquee club was not far from the street, and it attracted recording artists such as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to the atea, cementing it as one of the hippest parts of London in the "Swinging Sixties".

Cool!

cannot be more cool :P from the beigining the british are so fashion :P

Excellent. :-)

nice ^^