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Wizard of Oz Stills

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This films classiques photo contains fedora, chapeau de feutre, homburg, stetson, trilby, hombourg, and chapeau de feutre trilby. There might also be plaisancier, leghorn, panama, marin, skimmer, chapeau de paille, barbeau, chapeau, écumoire, paille, canotier, livourne, chapeau panama, sailor, robe chapeau, chapeau haut, opéra, chapeau de soie, cloisonnée, chapeau, haut de forme, le castor, habillement chapeau, chapeau d'opéra, stovepipe, chapeau haut de forme, topper, castor, robe, opera hat, tuyau de poêle, and triceratops.

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Goodbye Mr. Chips

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Barbara Stanwyck, Gary Cooper, Errol Flynn & Lili Damita

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Behind the Scenes

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Tony Curtis & Natalie Wood - The Great Race - 1965

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Jane Fonda

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Esther Williams

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Susan Hayward: maillot de bain siren

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Jane Russell

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Mae West

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Kim Novak

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Classic Actors citations

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William Holden

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"WUTHERING HEIGHTS" (1939) Review

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"WUTHERING HEIGHTS" (1939) Review

Considering the popularity of the Brontë sisters, it is not surprising that there have been considerable movie, stage and télévision adaptations of their novels. I discovered there have been at least fifteen (15) adaptations of Emily Brontë's 1847 novel, "Wuthering Heights".

I might as well be frank . . . I am not a major fan of the novel. I never have been. I do not dislike it, but I have always preferred the famous novels of the author's two sisters - namely "Jane Eyre" (1847) par charlotte Brontë and Anne Brontë's 1848 novel, "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall"....