Congratulations Stana, you found a picture of the brothers but the link you posted was only able to post a picture of their more famous cousin, pocket billiard champion Willie Mosconie
Vincent, driving achieved boss level today knowing they have a skill lost among today's youth, driving a vehicle with a manual transmission in heels.
The Femulate her dress is intriguing. I don't know if I like it, hate it or love it. It almost looks like a plush robe, the beloved blanked off one's childhood bed or beautiful dress cut down to "there."
"Four on the floor" as opposed to "Three on the tree". I still drive a manual transmission. Tall heels created a challenge, but after my foot surgery I can only use big clunky heels, which are fine. Love my clutch!
Four-inch stilettos are my limit driving manual transmissions. Anything above four inches and I switch to flats because my long legs will not fit under the dashboard in sky high heels.
Drag was common in Vaudeville. I wish I knew little about their act so I could decide whether this was drag or "she" was an impressionist. Drag is over-the-top and an impressionist is playing a woman. Julian Eltinge always played women's parts as an impressionist.
By the way, I actually saw Willie Mosconi demonstrate his skills in a huge pool hall in Hyattsville, MD back in the 1950's. "How does he do that"? I'd rather have seen the dancing brothers.
Congratulations Stana, you found a picture of the brothers but the link you posted was only able to post a picture of their more famous cousin, pocket billiard champion Willie Mosconie
ReplyDeleteDid you not read the text below Willie’s photo caption? It describes the careers of the Brothers, not Willie.
DeleteI clicked on the link and got the same photo of the brothers along with their story, from one of my favorite bloggers - Travalanche
DeleteSince yesterday, the website was updated using the Femulator photo above.
DeleteVincent, driving achieved boss level today knowing they have a skill lost among today's youth, driving a vehicle with a manual transmission in heels.
ReplyDeleteThe Femulate her dress is intriguing. I don't know if I like it, hate it or love it. It almost looks like a plush robe, the beloved blanked off one's childhood bed or beautiful dress cut down to "there."
I think I like it.
Have a great weekend!
Heather
"Four on the floor" as opposed to "Three on the tree". I still drive a manual transmission. Tall heels created a challenge, but after my foot surgery I can only use big clunky heels, which are fine. Love my clutch!
DeleteFour-inch stilettos are my limit driving manual transmissions. Anything above four inches and I switch to flats because my long legs will not fit under the dashboard in sky high heels.
DeleteStana , I love the Wearing The Line By K dress but not the heels .
ReplyDeleteDid you like the vintage crossdresser resort photos I sent you ?
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There is a photo book full of images from that "resort" titled "Casa Susanna." The book is available from Amazon (https://amzn.to/34vAxWV).
DeleteDrag was common in Vaudeville. I wish I knew little about their act so I could decide whether this was drag or "she" was an impressionist. Drag is over-the-top and an impressionist is playing a woman. Julian Eltinge always played women's parts as an impressionist.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I actually saw Willie Mosconi demonstrate his skills in a huge pool hall in Hyattsville, MD back in the 1950's. "How does he do that"? I'd rather have seen the dancing brothers.
The Mosconi brother NOT a civilian
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