Amidst world-tottering problems and talk of peace Shirley Temple moved to Washington, D. C., a few months ago. “And only because my Husband is stationed here with the Navy—specifically, in the Office of Naval Operations in case anybody wants to know.” She added the last part...
YOU CAN’T PUT AN AMERICAN INSTITUTION LIKE GENE OUT TO PASTURE, AND TOURS LIKE THESE SHOW WHY....
Her friends say Luft’s not the type for Garland. But they can’t stop Judy from throwing her heart away on the man she loves....
Organized racing burgeoned in the 1900s. Europe had city-to-city road races, while US sport favoured closed dirt tracks and wooden board Motordromes. In Britain, roads were closed for the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (TT) races and the banked Brooklands circuit opened in 1907. At...
The china pig and everything else it fine at Deborah’s, where elegance and whimsey mix like sugar and spice....
The early 20th century saw motorcycle development grow rapidly in the US, and while some bought in technology from Europe, most American makers chose to forge ahead with their own various solutions. Roads between cities were entirely unmetalled, so effective suspension was a vital development,...
Millions adore them, but Hollywood’s Great tremble in public. Racing the fans can turn a star’s life into a bed of neuroses....
“Pinch me,” Debbie Reynolds cries, “I’m dreaming!” Now her sister-in-law tells why the fame, the fans, the fancy clothes have Debbie in a tizzy....
Pessimists keep yelling, “It wont last.” Tony and Janet don’t believe them, but just the same . . ....
Unveiled in 1905, the fabulous FN Four was one of the first genuinely efficient four-cylinder motorcycles on the market, sporting a shaft drive and a dedicated motorcycle frame. The original 362 cc engine was increased to the near-500 cc capacity of this 1911 model before...