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New York circa 1906. "Manhattan entrance to Brooklyn Bridge." The street railroad terminal. Detroit Publishing Company glass negative. View full size.
Isn't that Stan Laurel on the far right?
for the dashing and debonair young fellow on the second deck to the left. Just waiting to unleash his charms on some unsuspecting lass.
is a man who knows something that you don't.
Those two men in the peanut gallery (upper left) look they are planning to relieve the photographer of his equipment, posthaste.
Wearing a derby and standing on the platform, apparently much happier than the dour fellow in the straw boater on the same level-
The Gold Dust Twins, Goldie & Dustie were used to market Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing Powder. It was around until the mid 1950s, when the characters were no longer acceptable.
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