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Above on the left is Joel Grey, Broadway Legend and the original Master of Ceremonies for the original production of Cabaret in 1966. On the right is Ray Bolger, Scarecrow from the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. His dance number "If I only had a Brain" was arguably the most complex dance routine in the film for an individual person, but he pulled off the lanky and off balanced scarecrow as if he was really made of straw (or rubber.)

 

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Men together.

 

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Men with their dogs

The top picture's main dog reminds me of Nipper, the dog in the old RCA Victor ads.

 

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Twins

 

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The design on his shirt reminds me of the rabbit in Donny Darko.

 

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Sailors

Shaving in the head.

Most likely not a real sailor.

“Hot Racking.”

 

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Soldiers.

 

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This is a still from Franco Zeffirelli's first film after Romeo and Juliet, called Brother Sun, Sister Moon (1973). It is about the early years of the man who became St. Francis of Assisi. The handsome British actor is Graham Faulkner.

 

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More JFK Jr.

 

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Had he lived, he might have eventually become the handsomest, most photogenic President ever.

RIP JFK Jr.