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Your title “A flapper and her gun c 1920.” Is actually a photo of Betty Lou Gerson, who was an actress and provided the voice for Cruella de Ville in Disney’s original 101 Dalmatians. Her clothes and hair style are from the late 40’s or 50’s.
Very unique photos. (Though I think your flapper might be late forties or early fifties judging by her clothes and makeup). Definately will check out the rest of your channel.
@ 5:47 After seeing the question "Who is Patti Smith, please?" I hope at least someone remembers Annie Lennox of the Eurythmics...1980-2005...("Sweet Dreams {Are Made of This}")
Who am I to disagree? I travel the world and the 7 seas. Everybody's looking for something. Just one of many great songs produced by Eurythmics. I remember being threatened to be kicked off a bus, one day in college, when the bus had stopped to let on more passengers, then all anyone could hear was the beginning to Sex Crimes. Driver was not happy.
Correction: the lady called a flapper is not a flapper but a moll, a mobsters girl and conspirator. As the earlier comment says this is an actress, not reality. Flappers have STYLE!
0:38 The subject is not a flapper, those were from the '20s and they didn't dress like that. This is clearly a 1950, perhaps 1955 photograph. The outfit and hair reflect the development of hair spray and rayon material. The next picture, of a woman on a chair, is more 1920s. I can tell because of her shoes but it is possible it is from the 1930s. The next picture was taken in 1931. George "Knockout" Brown is listed by the Library of Congress and this picture was taken between 1910 to 1915.
Actual photographs (and really very good ones) of people right out of the Napoleonic wars. People born and raised, knew both love as well as hardships all from the 1700's !
The photo of Joe McCann holding a Carbine rifle during a gunbattle with the british army, was taken in my old neighbourhood called "The Market" and not The Lower Falls. We all knew him, a year later the british paratroopers shot and killed him, he was unarmed and trying to run to avoid Internment, he is an Irish hero., 🇮🇪
...the fad faded a bit more quickly than Goodyear may have wanted. For one, the material was too expensive for tire production. The tires also performed poorly in wet conditions and tended to melt when drivers braked too heavily-talk about safety hazards! There were also reports that the peculiar glowing tires fascinated passers-by and other drivers, even causing them to keep on driving…right through red lights.
The fabulous good all days and what a treat thank you very much🌹😎 But some interesting facts that I did not know about that gave a glimpse of the minds that were ahead of their times🌹
So if Alice Granville had been shot by her "Hitman Husband" why was she only shot in the arm and still living? A hitman would not have missed and let the victim live.
0:47 Why would you sit easy and comfortably, if you can do it the uneasy way? 5:40 With that pose and that face, Freddy resembles Mussolini! Wonderful collection, bravo!
Hahaha well, short hair + no beard nor mustache might have not been Freddie's best look choice, but there is no way such a wonderful person could compare to such a lousy one in any way! Unfortunately, nowadays here in Italy there are some people who celebrate and admire Mussolini. It's clearly because they weren't actually there when he was in power. Nor were I of course, but this is the purpose of history and memory-making. I was lucky enough to get to read my grandma's books and notes from primary school (mid 1930s) and I can't begin to explain what kind of hateful bullish* they would shove down children's throats.
@@ELisa-qf2mw Well, I simply said the pose resembled Mussolini, no comparison meant. Freddy Mercury is one of my most beloved singers, such a pity he died at a young age. And yes, in Italy some people still admire Mussolini, as people in Russia hanker for Stalin, neo Nazis admire Hitler and a lot of Chinese still want Mao Zedong back! Unbelievable but true!
@@ELisa-qf2mw it's never stopped. Much of history has been tainted by TPTB for unrecognisable political agendas, that people don't find out about till years later. w.w1 and 2 are 2 such examples full of political lies, and a very distorted retelling of BS, used in a blame game, that never mentions the real facts.
@@joepkortekaas8813 very true but AH never started any war. That's propaganda used in the same way that the 6 million figure has been. A figure that was in use in 1850 by the same people, then again in the first war. In use 39 years before AH was even born. Somehow, AH manages to get blamed for first ww, as well. More propaganda. I was proof reader and editor for TROVE, and people really need to see some of the original documents dating back to 1836 like I have. Women's Liberation Movement, was started in 1843 by the Rockefeller clan, and it was not about the empowerment of women. That was just marketing.
Re that one, I can find no mention of an Alice Granville outside of this photo. There is a well-known _Bonita_ Granville. The husband was supposedly Dutch Schultz, who was in the mob but who wasn't a hit man. And I can find no mention of Schultz having an Alice Granville as a wife, and no mention of Schultz shooting a wife.
@@KingRundzap The real Bonita Granville was mostly a child actress (she played Nancy Drew is 3-4 films at one point) in several Oscar winning films who was married to Jack Wrather, a film producer, until his death in 1984. They married in 1947 and he was her only husband. But, yes, like you I can find no ACTRESS Alice Granville. Just a reference to a 'mob moll' calling herself Alice Granville who was married to one of Dutch Schultz's lieutenants, Pete Donahue. Her being shot happened during a shooting at a NY nightclub in 1931. Back then it was common for newspaper reporters/editors to sensationalize their reporting to sell newspapers so they were not only probably repeating her assertion that she was an actress but she's also supposed to have said that he did it to 'prove his affections." But your guess is as good as mine as to whether that comment was actually from her or the reporter. And whose 'affections' was he supposed to be gaining? Hers or Schultz's? Just so you know, actress Bonita Granville would have been only about 8 years old in 1931.
Your flapper and her gun isn’t what this photo is supposed to be depicting. From what I can get from the corner info, I think this is from the mid 50’s.
@@ffjsb "Because the Night" co-written by Bruce Springsteen. Oh, and also, the genre was called/considered "New Wave" rather than "early punk rock..." (which included bands like the Sex Pistols and Iggy Pop/Stooges, Black Flag, etc.)
@@ppena4128 I'm sorry! Didn't mean to make Anybody feel bad!! I'm 47, and wasn't into but just a little punk music in the mid to late 80s. She may be a little, a little bit, before my interests peaked. Loved David Bowie,and Debra Harry/Blondie. The Ramones,Sex Pistols, that time frame. Gonna look up Because the night,and anything else that pops up.Promise!!!
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Your title “A flapper and her gun c 1920.” Is actually a photo of Betty Lou Gerson, who was an actress and provided the voice for Cruella de Ville in Disney’s original 101 Dalmatians. Her clothes and hair style are from the late 40’s or 50’s.
Thanks Looking at the clothes and the hair I knew this was not picture from the 20's.
The second picture the girl was totally flapper.
Good job; I was just about to call their attention to the fact that the hair is certainly at least from 1940, rather than the Twenties!
THANK YOU. A flapper, really?
THANKS Patti, now that's what the comments are for.👍💯🗣️✌️
Very unique photos. (Though I think your flapper might be late forties or early fifties judging by her clothes and makeup). Definately will check out the rest of your channel.
@Queen BunnyFooFoo - Good call, I thought it was just me!
It's definitely from the '50s taking into account the clothes she's wearing along with the hair.
@@shegeek5559 I love the old photos/film channels! Once in awhile the creators miss the time period, so I like to help.
Yep, not a flapper.
Absolutely late forties early fifties!
@ 5:47 After seeing the question "Who is Patti Smith, please?" I hope at least someone remembers Annie Lennox of the Eurythmics...1980-2005...("Sweet Dreams {Are Made of This}")
You put those dates down like she died at the age of 25 in 2005.
I remember the Patti Smith Group and I have Eurythmics first album on vinyl.
Both heroes
I also remember Annie Lennox solo. ("Why")
Who am I to disagree?
I travel the world and the 7 seas.
Everybody's looking for something.
Just one of many great songs produced by Eurythmics.
I remember being threatened to be kicked off a bus, one day in college, when the bus had stopped to let on more passengers, then all anyone could hear was the beginning to Sex Crimes.
Driver was not happy.
0.40, that is NOT a "flapper".
I agree! Dress and hairstyle look late 40’s to early 50’s to me.
A gun moll..
Wouldnt that be a gun maul? Or something like that?
A moll and her gun
@@marykunselman284 that’s it!
Correction: the lady called a flapper is not a flapper but a moll, a mobsters girl and conspirator. As the earlier comment says this is an actress, not reality. Flappers have STYLE!
00:29...a flapper?
Don't be so ridiculous!
Wrong hairstyle, wrong clothes, wrong everything.
Smh and lol.
They were the tough "dames", "dolls", "gun molls", "femmes fatale"of the "film noir" era
who came after the "Flappers" of the 1920s
Looks more like the 1950’s
@@Laine2539 It is and the mid 50s at that.
Miss America’s hair do looks more reminiscent of 1940’s style!
That’s a 1940s photo for sure. Especially when she’s posing with a trumpet reminiscent of Boogy Woogy Bugle Boy!
I believe that is a bugle,trumpets have valves..
I so want to know what the actress had to say about her hitman husband shooting her
0:38 The subject is not a flapper, those were from the '20s and they didn't dress like that. This is clearly a 1950, perhaps 1955 photograph. The outfit and hair reflect the development of hair spray and rayon material. The next picture, of a woman on a chair, is more 1920s. I can tell because of her shoes but it is possible it is from the 1930s. The next picture was taken in 1931. George "Knockout" Brown is listed by the Library of Congress and this picture was taken between 1910 to 1915.
Are you sure the photo of Ruth Malcolmson is from 1924? She's wearing victory rolls, which is from the 1940s.
Very interesting photos thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Welcome!
The accompanying Beethoven is refreshingly lovely! Great Channel!
Just give me my .22 and a smoke and I'm ready! 😄 Great photos 🥰 And seriously, those car hop dudes from the 40's? Be still my heart 😂
I have never seen a portrait of Castro looking so smart with his short hair and moustache ,he looked so debenair 😄
F. Castro, Jesuit trained.
Cool photos, but so many of the captions are wrong and many of the pics are not very “old” at all.
The caption does say "Rare' and "Old", not necessarily meaning both at the same time.
IKR? Completely wrong..I don't believe thats Freddie Mercy either...
@@tross8863 who is this Freddie Mercy of whom you speak ??
@@aussierob1947 Some are neither. They are publicity shots.
A virtual treasure trove of historical moments in history, thank you, very cool!🤗
Hip Hip Hooray for the music! Love it! Seriously!
Wow. I never knew Glow in the dark tires were real.:-O:-O:-)These are wonderful photographs.:-):-(:-D
Exactly, I was amazed because I've never even heard of glow in the dark tires. My first thought was where are they now, I want some!!
Love these videos, priceless windows into the past
There are some really nice and interesting photos in there. Thank you I appreciate this. I love History! New subscriber! 💚💃🌺
Thank you and welcome!
Actual photographs (and really very good ones) of
people right out of the Napoleonic wars. People born and raised, knew both love as well as hardships all from the 1700's !
I love the music you play as a background to this amazing collection of old photographs ✨💕🕊
I agree. The clothes dont match the years🤔
The photo of Joe McCann holding a Carbine rifle during a gunbattle with the british army, was taken in my old neighbourhood called "The Market" and not The Lower Falls. We all knew him, a year later the british paratroopers shot and killed him, he was unarmed and trying to run to avoid Internment, he is an Irish hero., 🇮🇪
6:35 Wait ! we have 'glow-in -the -dark' tyres!
...the fad faded a bit more quickly than Goodyear may have wanted. For one, the material was too expensive for tire production. The tires also performed poorly in wet conditions and tended to melt when drivers braked too heavily-talk about safety hazards! There were also reports that the peculiar glowing tires fascinated passers-by and other drivers, even causing them to keep on driving…right through red lights.
@@01denese Thanks for that info. Never knew.
That “flapper” looks awfully’50’s noir.
The fabulous good all days and what a treat thank you very much🌹😎
But some interesting facts that I did not know about that gave a glimpse of the minds that were ahead of their times🌹
Love the classical music playing!!!
So if Alice Granville had been shot by her "Hitman Husband" why was she only shot in the arm and still living? A hitman would not have missed and let the victim live.
Plus, why isn’t her arm or shoulder messed up? Looks like a makeup job for a movie
I thought before I read it that the photo was showing smallpox vaccinations. Haha.
Whoever put this together thanks I'm a history fanatic great photography
Iguess nobody s awake nobody is answering me
Why does Trotsky look insane?
Oh yeah, nevermind.
Maybe he knew he would end up with an axe in his head. That might have caused some stress.
The pics are interesting but I doubt the credibility of the captions.
You are allowed to have your own opinion, we are glad you enjoyed the pictures!
@@40HistoricalFiles OK
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4:03. Renée Perle , compagne de Jacques Henri Lartigue (1930-1932)
Love this channel. Thank You ". 🌜
0:34 that isn't the style of the 1920, 30 or 40. But it's from the 1950.
That's not a flapper, and her style is more like the '50s than the '20s.
The comments covered up a lot of the images on some.
That’s no flapper.
A "flapper" and her gun? LOL. How about a posed photo from the 50s?
So lovely to see the American actresses in white gloves!
When I was a teenager, I dyed my hair black, and cut it just like Peggy Moffitt.
0:47 Why would you sit easy and comfortably, if you can do it the uneasy way? 5:40 With that pose and that face, Freddy resembles Mussolini! Wonderful collection, bravo!
Hahaha well, short hair + no beard nor mustache might have not been Freddie's best look choice, but there is no way such a wonderful person could compare to such a lousy one in any way! Unfortunately, nowadays here in Italy there are some people who celebrate and admire Mussolini. It's clearly because they weren't actually there when he was in power. Nor were I of course, but this is the purpose of history and memory-making. I was lucky enough to get to read my grandma's books and notes from primary school (mid 1930s) and I can't begin to explain what kind of hateful bullish* they would shove down children's throats.
@@ELisa-qf2mw Well, I simply said the pose resembled Mussolini, no comparison meant. Freddy Mercury is one of my most beloved singers, such a pity he died at a young age. And yes, in Italy some people still admire Mussolini, as people in Russia hanker for Stalin, neo Nazis admire Hitler and a lot of Chinese still want Mao Zedong back! Unbelievable but true!
@@ELisa-qf2mw it's never stopped.
Much of history has been tainted by TPTB for unrecognisable political agendas, that people don't find out about till years later.
w.w1 and 2 are 2 such examples full of political lies, and a very distorted retelling of BS, used in a blame game, that never mentions the real facts.
@@joepkortekaas8813 very true but AH never started any war. That's propaganda used in the same way that the 6 million figure has been.
A figure that was in use in 1850 by the same people, then again in the first war.
In use 39 years before AH was even born.
Somehow, AH manages to get blamed for first ww, as well. More propaganda.
I was proof reader and editor for TROVE, and people really need to see some of the original documents dating back to 1836 like I have.
Women's Liberation Movement, was started in 1843 by the Rockefeller clan, and it was not about the empowerment of women.
That was just marketing.
@@rogerramjet6429 What are you talking about?
Thank you for the video! Best wishes to you!
I think that was Barbara Streisands way of saying 'Kiss my Butt' lol
Those photographs were amazing
Yes i think so too 👍
true - amazingly crap
Pretty girls back then!
Text too large. Covers up important parts of some photos. Otherwise, OK.
HOLY CRAP!!!🤢 ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THE TOES ON BRIDGET BARDOT @ 3:20 OF THE VIDEO! SHE'S AN ALIEN!!!!
True 😄
nice
Aahhh! I remember saddle shoes!
Must've been a lousy hitman...
GREAT VIDEO!
A flapper and her gun? That's what you get for subbing the work out to fiverr.
0:55 - I hope she found a new hubster unit very quickly.
Well, if he was a hit man, either he was a very inept one or he didn't mean to kill her.
Re that one, I can find no mention of an Alice Granville outside of this photo. There is a well-known _Bonita_ Granville. The husband was supposedly Dutch Schultz, who was in the mob but who wasn't a hit man. And I can find no mention of Schultz having an Alice Granville as a wife, and no mention of Schultz shooting a wife.
@@KingRundzap The real Bonita Granville was mostly a child actress (she played Nancy Drew is 3-4 films at one point) in several Oscar winning films who was married to Jack Wrather, a film producer, until his death in 1984. They married in 1947 and he was her only husband. But, yes, like you I can find no ACTRESS Alice Granville. Just a reference to a 'mob moll' calling herself Alice Granville who was married to one of Dutch Schultz's lieutenants, Pete Donahue. Her being shot happened during a shooting at a NY nightclub in 1931. Back then it was common for newspaper reporters/editors to sensationalize their reporting to sell newspapers so they were not only probably repeating her assertion that she was an actress but she's also supposed to have said that he did it to 'prove his affections." But your guess is as good as mine as to whether that comment was actually from her or the reporter. And whose 'affections' was he supposed to be gaining? Hers or Schultz's? Just so you know, actress Bonita Granville would have been only about 8 years old in 1931.
Hubster unit. Dig it the most to say the least!
If Elizabeth Taylor was in Britain surely she is a british actress not American?
Great photos👍🏻
Yes 👍
"A Flapper and her Gun" is a 1950s photo, not 1920s and not a flapper.
Am I the only one that thought the lady at 1:14 looked like she was holding a puppet? Wow!?!? 😨🔫😨
Saw the thumbnail as a baby 👶 with a crazy forehead. 🤪 Lol! 🤣
I thought it was her very ugly baby 😆😆😆
frame 434..look at the hair...not 24...or even 30s.
To bad the captions obscure a fifth of the photos.
Between Hitler and Mussolini is Albert Kesselring.
Definitely not a flapper.
3:20 ....where's the other foot?🤔🤔😄
Your flapper isnt a flapper. Just some broad with a gun. Circa 1950s
Sorry but that flapper isn't a flapper. More like a gangsters moll of a later date 😂
I give up on this site. Plenty of similar sites with the same pics but not plastered over with enormous (and often incorrect) captions.
Your picture of “Anna Karina “ is an actress as the person never actually existed. The integrity of the author has become questionable.
Anna Karina was a Danish actress. Not referring to Anna Karenina.
Many of these photos are in other collections...
Your flapper and her gun isn’t what this photo is supposed to be depicting. From what I can get from the corner info, I think this is from the mid 50’s.
00:35 Alec Baldwin
Thank you.
Big mama Thornton..vivo lottie was to the right of the screen 😂 absolutely no one will get this...
Lol so many wrong dates! Lol
Frame 37....wrong...no where 1920s...
I like the musuc
Exepect for the Dali photo nothing really. Exceptional here
Dallas 1940.....LMAO!!!
Service for girls at least, in an era when mass objectification of women's body and image was at its height and nobody questioned it!
1815 photo wow
The lady patient that smiled for picture has many hands😂
The picture from Ireland at 7:35 was taken one day before my first birthday.
What is the second song? Is that Mozart?
A song is sung, this is instrumental, ergo, no song!
@@joepkortekaas8813 so you don’t know then. Thanks genius
@Joel Kortekaas When a song doesn’t have lyrics, it’s still a song. Instrumentals are wordless songs / symphonies
@@scarletfox7080 It is not, a song is sung. I recommend you to look it up in a dictionary.
Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata.
Too long in between photos. And the music is loud and irritating
You can always mute it.
Who's Patti Smith please? She looks familiar.
Famous female EARLY punk rock star. "Because the Night"...
@@ffjsb ohh! Thank you!
WHO'S PATTI SMITH???? OMG am I old...(She also did a version of "Gloria...")
@@ffjsb "Because the Night" co-written by Bruce Springsteen. Oh, and also, the genre was called/considered "New Wave" rather than "early punk rock..." (which included bands like the Sex Pistols and Iggy Pop/Stooges, Black Flag, etc.)
@@ppena4128 I'm sorry! Didn't mean to make Anybody feel bad!! I'm 47, and wasn't into but just a little punk music in the mid to late 80s. She may be a little, a little bit, before my interests peaked. Loved David Bowie,and Debra Harry/Blondie. The Ramones,Sex Pistols, that time frame. Gonna look up Because the night,and anything else that pops up.Promise!!!
No men in this video so far. Pacing is so slow I could draw the photos before the next one comes up.
You can easily adjust the speed by going to the settings.
Just
Big Mama Thorton dressed like a man. I wonder if she identified as a man?
8:15 Doctor Fauci and team sniffing out Covid-19.
Who is Xmas? CHRISTmas would be better.
I know X is c in Greek alphabet still it looks like Christ is being crossed out of CHRISTmas.
0:57 Shows what the Covid-19 vaccine did to her arm.
Too slow!
Too many ads