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Mary Poppins: 1963

Summer 1963. "Julie Andrews on the set of the film Mary Poppins." Kodachrome from photos by Earl Theisen for the Look magazine assignment "Julie Andrews Goes to Hollywood." Today, with the opening of Saving Mr. Banks, you can see the 2013 Hollywood version of the story behind the making of this 50-year-old Hollywood version of the 80-year-old P.L. Travers story. View full size.

Summer 1963. "Julie Andrews on the set of the film Mary Poppins." Kodachrome from photos by Earl Theisen for the Look magazine assignment "Julie Andrews Goes to Hollywood." Today, with the opening of Saving Mr. Banks, you can see the 2013 Hollywood version of the story behind the making of this 50-year-old Hollywood version of the 80-year-old P.L. Travers story. View full size.

On Shorpy:
Today’s Top 5

Beautiful Julie

Beautiful Julie looks nothing like the staid illustrations in the Travers books. This should be an interesting movie!

Ethereal

And she could sing! Wasn't she the original 'Liza Doolittle' in the Broadway production?

What A Spectacular Photograph!

This is, by far, one of my favorites on this site.

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