Laura Lee
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Laura Lee
@lauraleeauthor.bsky.social
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Author of more than 20 books including Oscar's Ghost, novels Angel and Identity Theft, A Child's Introduction to Ballet & more. I mostly write about language, the stories we tell and the subjects of the books I've written. https://lauraleeauthor.wordpres
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Ad for the Green Hornet radio show, Detroit Free Press, 1937.
The drawing of the ballroom reminds me of the first class dining room on Titanic.
A ballroom with a White House attached.
The British music magazine Disc wasn't all that impressed with The Kinks debut single. (From the Feb 15, 1964 edition)
Doesn’t have the same ring to it.
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#OtD 16 Oct 1854 Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde was born in Dublin, Ireland. Moving to London, he became an advocate of libertarian socialism and an early inspiration for what would become a movement for LGBT+ rights. Commemorated here: shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/...
It is a lot of work to write full articles. When you are thinking of it as “content” to “boost engagement” and build a brand I can see why people want to pawn it off on robots.
Oct 13 1933- A new Mae West film opened to great fanfare. MGM publicist Arthur L. Mayer, had even trained 70 parrots to squawk the title, "It Ain't no Sin." The only problem? When the film opened, they had changed the title to "I'm No Angel."
Mayer, disgruntled, left Hollywood for New York.
A little item from The Catholic Columbian, 1 June 1895
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Alive and Well:
@aadl.org's Dead Media Day celebrates the past in the digital age. The 10/12 event pays homage to retro media, entertainment, and ephemera. To get in the spirit of it, Pulp writer Lori Stratton shares five pieces of dead media from her personal collection.
pulp.aadl.org/node/647911