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This clip from the Early Motion Picture collection was filmed 1905 and scanned on HD format. The view on Manhattans Theatre District is from the top of the then newly-erected Times Building, at a height of approximately twenty stories. The photographer makes a pan to the north over the tops of the buildings from Bryant Park, south of 42nd Street (behind the New York Public Library) up 6th Avenue to the Hippodrome Theatre at 43rd Street. A marquee on the theater reads "A Yankee Circus On Mars." The camera continues toward 44th and 45th Streets between 6th and 7th Avenues, until coming to rest looking directly north up Times Square to 46th Street, where Broadway (left) and 7th Avenue (right) diverge again
What was Arthur Miller's marriage to Marilyn Monroe like?
She apparently saw a father figure in him and besides wanting to be loved and appreciated, also wanted him to help lift her out of the "dumb blonde" category. As the son of an immigrant, Miller probably saw himself gaining a lift in status too by marrying a beautiful all-American star. However, one day she peeped into his diary and saw to her mortification that he did think of her, at least sometimes, as a dumb and even irritating blonde. The marriage was collapsing even as Miller was working on Marilyn's finest film,
The Misfits.
He failed to write Marilyn out of his system with that project, though, and Marilyn figures kept reappearing in his subsequent works, none of which matched the quality of his pre-Marilyn writing.
So in the end, Miller and Monroe kind of shattered one another, or at least contributed to the shattering
22 best colorized history photos
Up until the 1970's, color photography was extremely rare, and so when we think about history prior to that time, we often envision it in black and white. Today’s technology now enables us to “colorize” historical photos, giving us our only chance at seeing what the world really looked like back then.
What's more, it was really breathtaking. Take an excursion back in time through these photographs underneath. It's very mind boggling to see Abraham Lincoln and Albert Einstein in living shading
A car crash in Washington D.C. around 1921[/caption]
Albert Einstein, 1921
Albert Einstein on a Long Island beach in 1939
Audrey Hepburn
British Soldiers Returning from the front in 1939
Brooklyn Bridge in 1904 by Dana Keller
Burger Flipper 1938
Charlie Chaplin at 27 years old in 1916
Claude Monet in 1923
Country store in July 1939. Gordonton, North Carolina
Elizabeth Taylor in 1956
Girls delivering ice, 1918 by dana keller
Helen Keller meeting comedian Charlie Chaplin in 1918
Joan Crawford on the set of Letty Lynton, 1932
Lee Harvey Oswald, 1963, being transported to questioning before his murder trial for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy[/caption]
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Lou Gehrig, July 4, 1939[/caption]
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Madison Square Park New York City around 1900's[/caption]
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Pablo Picasso[/caption]
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Red Hawk of the Oglala Sioux Tribe on horseback, 1905 by Danna Keller[/caption]
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Times Square 1947[/caption]
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Union Soldiers taking a break 1863[/caption]
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Winston Churchill, 1941[/caption]
The Most Iconic and Influential Photos of All Time Colorized
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View from the Window at Le Gras by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, 1826[/caption]
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Betty Grable by Frank Powolny, 1943[/caption]
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Blind by Paul Strand, 1916[/caption]
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Bloody Saturday by H.S. Wong, 1937[/caption]
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Boulevard du Temple by Louis Daguerre, 1838[/caption]
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Cathedral Rock, Yosemite by Carleton Watkins, 1861[/caption]
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Girl Worker in Carolina Cotton Mill by Lewis Hine, 1908[/caption]
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Hitler at a Nazi Party Rally by Heinrich Hoffmann, 1934[/caption]
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Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange, 1936[/caption]
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Romanov Executionby Uknown Photographer, 1919[/caption]
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The Valley of the Shadow of Death by Roger Fenton, 1855[/caption]
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V-J Day in Times Square by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1945.[/caption]