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which outfit would you rather wear? (1923)
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submitted by @heavenisclosed---tobothofus 💚🧡
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Last photograph of Vladimir Lenin (1923)
Charlie Chaplin and Elsie Janis, on the set of "The Pilgrim," 1923.
"The Pilgrim" was Charles Chaplin's last film for First National.
The film begins with Charlie's release from prison...
An Arab Christian Girl from Bethlehem, Palestine, ca. 1923.
Charlie Chaplin with visitors to his studio: top and bottom photo to Charlie's left is Aloha Wanderwell.
Aloha Wanderwell (Idris Galcia Hall née Welsh, October 13, 1906 – June 4, 1996) was a Canadian explorer, author, filmmaker, and aviator. Beginning when she was 16 years old, she become the first woman to circumnavigate the globe, driving a Ford 1918 Model T over a five year period (1922–1927). Ultimately she traveled 500,000 miles across 80 countries.
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Time Shenanigans Notice:
To whichever Time Agent keeps trolling historians with, “Yes! We Have No Bananas”, CUT IT OUT.
It has popped up way too many times, it is NOT a coincidence!
It wasn’t funny when the original showed up in 1923.
It wasn’t funny when protesters sang it during the Outdoor Relief Protests in Belfast in 1932.
It wasn’t funny when people memed it in the 1940’s as a WWII rationing slogan.
It still wasn’t funny when it became an Satanist-anarchist symbol in 2041.
If it pops up one more time, strict disciplinary sanctions will occur! Do NOT lose your time travel privileges over this meme!
V/r,
Agent Kay
