Name's Cat. I'm an L.A. gal who loves everything from classic movie queens to pinups to classic horror. My likes vary a lot. Having said that, I refuse to fit in a box or apologize for being me.

New York City c. 1944 

vivienandrita:

Vivien Leigh as the Lady Anne in Shakespeare’s Richard III, 1948.  Photo by Louis Athol Shmith

Marlon Brando photographed by Ronny Jacques for the play, A Streetcar Named Desire c. 1948

Lovers at the Movies by Weegee (Arthur Fellig) c. 1940

Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer in ‘Ondine’ (1954)

Dracula- the stage adaptation (1928)

universalmonstersblog:

Fact 7: Bela Lugosi first played the part of Count Dracula, not in the 1931 movie, but on Broadway. The first show was on October 5, 1927.

mothgirlwings:

Candle Light, Moonlight, Lantern Light, Sun Light and Electric Light from “The Illuminants” - Ziegfeld Follies Midnight Frolic (c. Early 1920s)

mothgirlwings:

Drive-in movie theatre in Los Angeles, California - c. 1930s

The last film I saw at a drive-in was Edward Scissorhands. I loved these.

Mary Garden in Debussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande circa 1908

The Circus Girl 1897

Vivien Leigh in “The Skin of our Teeth” 1946

Vivien Leigh in “The Skin of our Teeth” 1946

Audrey Hepburn and husband Mel Ferrer in Ondine