EYEGIENE

The show failed to gain much of an audience until the introduction of the vampire Barnabas Collins (played by Jonathan Frid) in April 1967 and then took off with a storyline based in 1897 that began in March 1969. Airing at 4 P.M. (eastern time), the show caught on with teenagers coming home from school, but the series ended in 1971 after 1,225 episodes.

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I-eye:  an illustration from Told After Supper by Jerome K. Jerome (1891).       

My modest collection of vintage horror imagery is screaming along.

If you can’t sleep either, here’s my collection of vintage insomnia and insomniacs.

Days of Wine and Roses (Blake Edwards, 1962)

I love that establishment Dems are scared of these election results. Learn a damn lesson, losers.

Jean-Louis Trintignant in The Conformist ,  Bernardo Bertolucci , 1970.

Grace Kelly by Howell Conant, 1955

Lucy Sante, Haussmann, or the Barricades (1979)